Church notices outline services across Rochelle Texas
The list covers Christian Science Society, First Methodist Church Rochelle, First Baptist Church, and Mt Calvary Lutheran Church. It notes service times, pastors, choir and Sunday School details, and upcoming activities and meetings for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Rochelle
Texas
Charles Hare
W. G Snedahl
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Church Street
Virgil L. Schuedein
Church of
Lutheran Hour
McCulloch County seeks vote on adding Assessor-Collector
At a July 11 1960 McCulloch County Commissioners Court session the officials voted unanimously to place on the August 20 1960 ballot a question asking voters to add an Assessor-Collector of Taxes to the list of authorized county officials. County Judge Love Kimbrough and four commissioners sign the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Mcculloch
Commissioners’ Court
McCulloch County
United States
R. W. Jordan
Walter L. Bryson
Dove Studies Enable Longer Texas Dove Season
U S Fish and Wildlife Service estimates a 4 percent rise in the central management area dove population, including Texas, prompting extension of this year’s season to six days and a bag limit of 15 with a 30 possession limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Management
Texas
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Howard Dodgen
Game and Fish Commission
Local Socials and Notices Highlight Summer Gatherings
Lohn area residents share visits and hospitality with families such as the Boswells Simpson Browning Webb Hester Carroll and Moore. A music classes readied by Tommie Briscoe and a piano search are noted. A miscellaneous shower at the tabernacle Aug 2 from 3 to 5 p m honors Miss Peggy Solsberg bride elect of Clyde Tackett opposite Brookesmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Moore
Dicky
Elbert Boswell
Jerry Simpson
Leon Browning
Monroe Webb
Brownings
Ira Hester
O. W. Carroll
Tommie Briscoe
Tabernacle
Peggy Solsberg
Clyde Tackett
Brookesmith
Central unit dominates dove harvest in Texas study
Texas biologists report the dove population surge is centered in the central management area where 95 percent of the hunting kill occurs. Banding programs and call counts across years aid the overall effort, with the central unit producing the majority of doves killed in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ern
Western
Department
Texas
Kimble and Menard Singing Convention Held Sunday
The Kimble and Menard County Singing Convention meets Sunday July 31 at 2 pm in Hext to sing and share tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimble and Menard County
Hext
Card of Thanks to Those Who Expressed Sympathy
The family of Bobby Gene Mitchell extend heartfelt thanks for the many beautiful and practical acts of sympathy during their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Gene Mitchell
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Norwood
S. Pine
Cally
Brady
Melvin
Carl Sofge
Inland Springs
W. O.nderford
Ivan Keith
Old
Mason Road
North Grant and
Boudinott
Hone LY
N. Davidson
Bill-Wells
Tureivs
S. Bridge St
Sanderford
Bre
M. M. Bradham
Fredericksburg
Quincy Rothmann
JJOY
Barton Motors
A. H. Broad CO
S. Walnut
C. D. York
Standard-Herald
Archer Sporting Goods
Ph. LY
Iargains
Brady Mattress & Upholstery CO
S. Bridge
W. A. Ogden
Ralph Underwood
N. College
Foom North Ward
Call LY
China
A. B. Cox
Nola Meers
Crothers Ave
Nixon-Clay Business College
Melba Mae Teague
Carhop
Silver Spur
Brady Savings & Loan Association
D. S. Pumphrey
THE
Standard and Herald
A. W. Squires & Son
S. Mesquite
City Roofing CO
Jesse Lee and
His
Texas Valley Boys
W. Barbee
SUN
Johnnie Lee
W. Wills and His Boys
Cherry Springs
Church News
Christian Science Society
11Th St
Christian Science Churches
David
Samuel
Saul
Mary Baker Eddy
First Methodist Church
Harry C. Bamberger
Mason
WSCS
Boy Scouts
Explorer Scouts
First Baptist Church
Corner Sixth and Elm
J. J. Jordan
Love Kimbrough
Oscar Betsill
Glenn A. Smith
Lohn
Teague
Jack Keyser
Dave Freeze
Ewell Teague
Johnny Cooper
L. A. Butler
Libby
Bag
Lipton
Gandy
Sunkist
Rosedale Cut
Ashley
Catsup
Kimbell
Gladiola
Avos
Swift’s
Duncan Hines
Swift
Bacon
Stanphill
N. Bridge St
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