Blind residents aided by state instructor Nolan Underwood
Nolan Underwood, home teacher for the State Opinion for the Blind, contacted local residents with visual difficulties. Based in San Angelo at the West Texas Lighthouse for the Blind, he will attend a June training school in Hot Springs Ark. He teaches cane use, braille, typing and script writing and provides counseling to families to foster understanding and independence.
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Nolan Underwood
Underwood
West Texas
Lighthouse For the Blind
San Angelo
Lohn and
Fife
State Commission
Floyd Underwood
Hot Springs
Ark
Burnel Davis Agency Insurance Prompt Service
Insurance ad for Burnel Davis Agency at 112 EF with Second-Php entry and phone 597 2100 promising prompt courteous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnel Davis Agency
Seek Coordinator For Anti Poverty Organization
Central Texas Opportunities Inc seeks a coordinator for the five county anti poverty group serving Callahan Coleman Concho McCulloch and Runnels Counties. Deadline June 20 for applications with interviews set June 24. Forms available from Weldon W Boldt secretary Box 791 Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Poverty Organization
Central Texas Opportunities, Inc
Coleman County State Bank
Coleman
Callahan, Coleman, Concho, McCulloch and Runnels Coun
Caskey
Weldon W. Boldt
Towns Guests Include Houstons and Austinites
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Town hosted their daughter Mrs. J. W. Doucette Jr and son Jay from Houston as guests. Grandson Craig Townsend visited from Austin, staying with maternal grandparents EK H Nixon and wife for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Aubrey Townsend
J. W. Doucette, Jr
Jay
Houston
Craig Townsend
Terry Townsend
Austin
Irs
Nixon
Senior Team Wins Fifth In 4-H Wool Mohair Contest
The McCulloch County senior team finished fifth at the state 4-H Wool and Mohair judging contest in San Angelo last Saturday. Team members were Mike Whitworth Dennis Snodgrass Steve Snodgrass and Larry Ringer. They placed second in wool judging earning a spot in the national 4-H wool contest in Sonora on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
San Angelo
Mike Whitworth
Dennis Snodgrass
Steve Snodgrass
Larry Ringer
Sonora
Gary Knedahl
Nochelle
Cynthia
David Whitworth
Hext Homecoming Set for June 12
The annual Homecoming at Hext will be held on Sunday June 12 with invited attendance from residents and former residents. A noon basket lunch will be served at the school house led by Helen Reeves secretary of the Homecoming. The observance aims to attract many attendees and families. The notice also includes a funeral thanks from the Williamson family expressing gratefulness for support and care from friends and medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hext
Wichlieht
Helen Reeves
Revival Meeting to Begin Sunday in Local Church
A revival begins Sunday morning June 5 with Pastor Evans Burleson preaching nightly at 7 o'clock. The Rev Bill Kenney of First Baptist will direct music with Leycester Moore as musician. Sermon topics include Gods Never Ending Love and A Date With Destiny. Vacation Bible School runs daily 8 to 11 am. all welcome to attend revival and VBS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Baptist Revival
North Hhrady
Evans Burleson
Bill Kenney
First Baptist Church
Leycester Moore
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J. W. Ragsdale
Optometrist
Dial
Brady, Texas
Franklin
Texas
Friends of Franklin Spears
Fashion Sihlow
Brady Women's Golf Association
Jerome Wilkerson
Karen McCulloh
Ed Davenport
Johnny Miller
J. W. Hughes
Katie Winters
Max Pierce
Clifford Grubbs
Gray Carrithers
Office of Economic Opportunities
Santa Anna
Ernest Caskey
Tullinger
City Drug Co
Batiste
Dacron
Leach
Capri Pants
Gartman’s
Budidi Vetsuper
Kimbell
Betty Crocker
Blackeye
OKRA
Hill Billy
Hollywood
Dankworth's
Jami, Pickle and
Pimiento
Biu
Didi Heis
Ture
the Standard-Herald
Glenn Williamson
Speedy Gonzales
Vacation Bible School
Revival
Justin McCarty
Mr. Clark
Donovan Galyvani
Capaioli-Leeds
Dwell
L’aiglon
Miller-Randazzo
Lilly Lynn
Kabro of
Parkland
Edward Barry
Jennifer
Jo Hardin
Julie Clark
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