Turns Family Visits Father in San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Turns Jr. of San Francisco spent the weekend at the home of his father Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Turns Sr. The reunion highlighted a quiet family gathering in California.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1955
Page
11
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Turns Jr. of San Francisco spent the weekend at the home of his father Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Turns Sr. The reunion highlighted a quiet family gathering in California.
The Bowie High senior class will raise funds by working at local businesses on the second Monday to purchase an inter com system for the school. The listed shops and workers include Allen's Hardware with Ret a Taylor and many others contributing to the drive.
Mrs Nancy Romines spent time with daughter Mrs C E Barnes in Sunset. Families including Huddleston Fort Worth and Foster Foster and Gordon visited L C Foster. A Christmas tree planned at church on December 24. Mrs R S McMillion marked her 70th birthday with relatives and her granddaughter Donna McMillion turning 5.
Rachel Reynolds and families including Mr and Mrs J E Fillpot B D Chesser Mrs Linnie Bell and children Mr and Mrs W W Sirmans and family appear in a community notices roundup highlighting names and kinships.
Mrs. Roy Sanders Jr presided at the Thursday Club meeting held in the club room last week. Mrs. F J Dixon directed the program on Live With Your Emotions with help from Mrs. Donna Cupples and Mrs. Harlow Tibbetts. Dixon read a Hunt piece and excerpts from the book. Tibbetts and Cupples spoke on Effects of Your Emotions. Twenty-two members attended. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wesson of Luling, former owners of the Ker sey 5 and 10, were in town.
Mary Ann McCracken 75 died Saturday in Wichita Falls at her daughter’s home after two years of poor health. A Newport resident for four years, she previously lived in Wichita Falls for 40 years with her husband George Sterling McCracken, who died in 1952. Survived by two other daughters Nora Stout and Ruby Woody, two sisters Mildred McManus and Alice Brown, 15 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Services held at Newport Community Church with Rev. Garrison and Rev. M. D. Wall officiating. Interment Newport Cemetery. Owens-Brumley Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers listed.
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