Stacy and Doole community reports and visitors
A crowded Capital Church service in Stacy features sermons and a conversion. The Doole group held a youth meeting at the Educational Building with 22 youths and four adults. Visitors include Mrs. Clay Spearer, Kenneth Brown, and the Ramneys. Frances Kim Murray is welcomed as a baby girl. Harold Brown and family visit Amarillo and Clovis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy
Tex
Clay Spearer
Colchester
Kenneth Brown
Kent
Harold Ramney
Otey
Albert Crumley
Tim Snowden
Whon
P. Teed Jr
Doole Community
Norman Murray
Frances Kim
Murraye
Harold Brown
Amarillo
Kenneth
Clarence Brown
Clovis
N. M
Molly Hallmark
Valley Springs
Monroe Hallmark
Ballinger
Ida Hallmark
Brady Martin
Earl McCormick
Farmeraville
George Allen
Hiay Guice
Corpus Christi
Floyd Guice
Rudell
Ruby
Hattie Spillers
Melvin
Local residents share visits and news across towns
Readers recount visits by family and friends from Kermit Killeen Brady Coleman Abilene San Angelo Melvin and Sonora. The column notes fishing trips to Brownwood Lake, house repairs, post office runs, illnesses, storms, and social visits with relatives and neighbors in Colemen Brady and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit
Robert Riley
Dick Graceman
Killeen
Nim Kirk
Brady and
Coleman
Briggs Browning
Sonny B
Eden
Jack Rabon
Cleve Pridemore
Mrs Perkins
Oklahoma
Kansas
J B. Joy
Suzanna Woodruff
All of
San Angelo
Doris McMorries
Warrett McClain
Emma D. McClain
Jim McNeely
Coke Party Honors Pageant Contestants
A Jubilee Coke party was held Saturday from 4:36 to 5:20 PM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall, 665 West 13th Street. Co hosts included the reigning queen and other party organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hall
West 13Th Street
Local Pageant Highlights With National Colors Theme
Sandra Hall and past queens along with Mmes Archer Car michael and Glenn of Coleman attended a daytime event. The serving table featured a red white and blue theme with flags, red roses, daisies and blue bells. Twenty five girl contestants enjoyed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Hall
Mmes, W. T. Archer
R F. Carmichael, Jr
James Glenn
United States
Maintenance of Dams on Deep Creek Aired
Area watershed conservationists met in Mercury to study maintenance of floodwater retarding structures in Deep Creek. The meeting drew over 30 men from eight sub watersheds with technical input from Paul Walser, Clyde Graham, and E J Hughes. They discussed grass cover as erosion control, maintenance costs, and new laws allowing districts and county courts to contract dam upkeep for community benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Deep Creek
B. Harkey
San Saba
Middle
Colorado
Hughes
Walser
On the Go Delays News Report For Two Weeks
The writer explains missing last week's coverage due to being on the move for two weeks and hosting visitors, signaling a gap in timely reporting.
Herald Office Supply Dept Stresses Service Since 1909
A brief notice touts Herald Office Supply Department as a longtime provider of office supplies dating to 1909 with a motto We deliver the goods. The brief emphasizes reliability and national reach in a period-appropriate tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Herald Office Supply Dept
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Stacy and
Doole
C. C. Moore
A. D. Bowen
Orangelon
Louisiana
Bob Reed
Abilene
P. T Reed
Danny
P. T Jr
Bill
Rankin and
Wink
Brady Martins
Sohn
Virgil Middleton
Sally Taylor
George van Pelt
O. R. Carroll
Hawkins
Clay Deaver
Valera
Beatrice Dickinson
Tebe McNeely
Moore
Sonora
Cordon Newton
John
W. B. Browning
Lettie Fgelo
Pete Murrell
Sannday
Dili Deakins
Howard Blackwell
Fife
Berta Duncan
Lester Hestin
Barbara Gayle Taliaferro
Carolyn Huffman
Rochelle
Carolyn
Coke Party
Hear Your Radio Pastor Co
L. Grimes Gospel Tabernacle
SCC
Menard, Coleman, Brown, Taylor, Callihan
McCulloch Counties
Bill Jordan
Voca
Edsel Malmstrom
Clifford Powell
Brady
Westinghouse
A. H. Broad Co
South Bridge
Brady, Texas
Wilkerson Funeral Home Funeral Directors
Ambulance Service
Standard and Herald
Office Supply Department
Remington
Royal — Olympia
S. Bridge and
E. First Sts
N. E
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