Visitors fromSeveralFamilies Call on Harding Household
Recent visitors to the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Harding include Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Byrd and sons Ronnie and Gary of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sharver and Linda Kay and Betty Sue of Beaumont. Mr. and Mrs. Jock Thorsheim of Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McCary of Wichita Falls. Miss Madline Ligon of Bevers. Miss Charlsey Harding of Clovis New Mexico. and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kiser of Seymour, Texas. E. R. Mangum couple are vacationing in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Harding
Freeman Byrd
Ronnie and
Gary
Freeport
L. E. Sharver
Linda Kay
Betty Sue
Beaumont
Jock Thorsheim
Dallas
Arthur McCary
Wichita Falls
Madline Ligon
Bvers
Charlsey Harding
Clovis
New Mexico
Floyd Kiser
Seymour
Texas
Newport News Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Local residents and relatives visited relatives and friends across towns including Amerillo Big Springs Stamford Lawton Fort Worth New Mexico and Vernon. People mentioned include Mr and Mrs R H McDaniel Dee Morris Ola Pickett Pat Summers Clarence Kumum and families along with Miss Irma Ree Deweber and W W Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Broom
R. H. McDaniel
Amerillo
T. L. McDaniel
Hobart Coyle
Dee Morris
Big Springs
Walter Morris
Cristo
Ola Pickett
Stamford
Bob Steele
Lawton
Okla
Delbert Pickett
Pat Summers
Donald
Fort Worth
N. E. Deweber
W. W. Winters
Vernon
Walter Coker
Free-Will Baptist Church
LEE VAUGHN EXHIBITS NEW BUICK AT NOCONA
The 1949 Buick Special was introduced to Montague County by Lee Vaughn Motor Company of Nocona. It features the same motor as larger Buicks but a different body and design and is on display in Nocona and soon at the Vaughn lot. Mr and Mrs Lynn Garlington are vacationing in Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Precise
Nelson Street
Bob Latham
Carpenters
Lacy
Buck Griffin
Lyon-Matthews Lumber Company
Montague County
Lee Vaughn Motor Company
Nocona
Buick
Lee Vaughn
Vaughn Company
Rural Roads Head Urges Texas Resource Tax Plan
Gilbert Smith former Texas Rural Roads Association executive directs at the West Texas Press Association convention urging immediate enactment of a tax on natural resources to fund permanent improvements including rural roads soil and water conservation state hospitals and public buildings He warns Texas faces resource depletion within 25 years and calls for stabilizing the economy through rural infrastructure and a strong highway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Gilbert Smith
Texas County Judges and Commissioners
Texas Rural Roads Association
West Texas Press Ass’n
Smith
Highway Department
Miss Ann Hillard Visits in Fort Worth
Social notes report Miss Ann Hillard daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hillard of Austin visiting Miss Marsha Welch in Fort Worth after arriving by plane met by the Welch family. Miss Yvonne Hunt spent the week end with her mother Mrs Jewel Hunt in Waurika Oklahoma. In a separate comment Judge Smith advocates raising rural roads funding in Texas through a severance tax on natural resources to fund permanent improvements including soil and water conservation and rural roads, warning that current production declines could threaten industry and national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hillard
John Hillard
Austin
Marsha Welch
Pob Welch
Fort Worth
Welches
Yvonne Hunt
Mrs
Jewel Hunt
Waurika, Okla
Fuller Brush Ad Seeks Callers In Bowie Line
Classified notice announces Fuller Brush service phone 654 A Bowie. Also reports Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tiewasd planning a Saturday trip to visit his mother Mrs. John Davia and relatives in Mraffy Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller Brush
Bowie
Mrs
Russell Tiewasd
John Davia
Mraffy, Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Mangum
California
Sumig
Lio
Canton
Crepe
Brown
Phoenix
Home Owned
Golden Maid
Oles
Evans Motor CO. Authorized Dealer Sales & Service
White Swan
Miracle
Olen Mills and Sons
PET
Vienna
Cudahy’s Wicklow
del Haven
Lipton
Sunkist Lemons
ASST
Newport News
Lynn Garlington
Yellowstone
Entertainment Committee
Chamber of Commerce
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