Richards Library Adds Five Memorial Books and Twelve More
The Richards Memorial Library received five memorial books, three gift volumes, and nine additional titles. Notable donations include works in memory of Miss Sadie Livingston and Miss Margaret Harris, plus items honoring Mrs. Lydia Teague and Maurice Hayes. Other acquisitions feature Johnny Texas on the San Antonio Road and Building a Better Home Town.
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F. M
Richards
Pierence Nightingale
Cecil Woodham-Smith
Mics Sadie Livingston
R. N
Evety Hospital
Posey Collins
Miss Harris
Ruth Seldon
Peter Marshall
Catherine Marshall
Order of the Eastern Star
Lydia Lee Teague
Pearl Bock
Lloyd Douglas
Maurice Hayes
Les Townsend
Townsend
Johnny Texas
San Antonio
Carol Hoff
Margaret Bierschwale
H. Clay Pate
Otto Frederick
Turnley Walker
Evangelist From Fort Stockton to Lead Voca Gospel Meetings
Milton Pogue, evangelist from Fort Stockton, will start a gospel meeting at the Voca Church of Christ Saturday night, June 11, continuing through June 19. Weekday services are 8:15 p.m. with Sunday services at 11 a.m. followed by a grounds meal, 2:30 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. Karlton Kothmann of Mason will lead the singing.
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Milton Pogue
Voca Church of Christ
Karlton Kothmann
Mason
Richland Springs Woman Frances Strickland Dies in Brady Hospital
Frances Emaline Strickland 73 of Richland Springs died at 1 30 p m Thursday in Brady Hospital She was born January 5 1832 in Bell County Survivors include son R C Strickland of Levington Park Maryland four daughters Carlton Brown Richland Springs Byron Mariner Wharton Hollis Phillips Lohn and Garland Taliey Dallas a sister Delia Ragsdale Rochester Tex and a brother D E Elms Tulsa Okla Thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services will be held at 230 p m Friday at the Richland Springs Methodist Church with Wilkerson Funeral Home directing burial in Richland Springs Cemetery
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Frances Emaline Strickland
Richland Springs
Brady Hospital
Bell County
R. C. Strickland
Levington
Park
Carlton Brown
Byron Mariner
Wharton
Hollis Phillips
Lohn
Garland Taliey
Dallas
Delia Ragsdale
Dallas man named head of Washington Christian Science office
Inman H. Douglass of Dallas was appointed Manager of the Washington D C office of the Christian Science Committee on Publication at The Mother Church annual meeting. He previously headed publication for Texas and has healing practice in Dallas plus teaching credentials.
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Inman H. Douglass
Dallas
Washington, D. C
Office of Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Committee On Publication
State of Texas
Douglass
Corpus Christi Guests Visit Armisteads
Mr and Mrs G L Biggers and family of Corpus Christi recently visited Mrs Armistead and her husband Mr Robert Armistead. They traveled to Melvin Monday with the Armisteads after the visit.
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G. L. Biggers
Corpus Christi
James D. Wright Dies in Brady
James D. Wright 66 retired farmer of 1805 South Walnut Brady died at 10 50 am Thursday in Brady Hospital He was born August 2 1888 Services 3 pm Friday at Wilkerson Funeral Home chapel with minister Wilburn Fry officiating Burial in Coffey Cemetery Mason County Survivors include two sons Dorman Fredericksburg and James Wright Bryan two daughters Mrs Clyde Crawford San Antonio and Mrs Lloyd James Brawley California two brothers Tom Winters and N R Wright Brady a sister Mrs Ben Elliott Rising Star five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Also Kelley McLean and daughter Kellene visited Alexa Jo Riley a polio patient in Shannon Hospital
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James Dosy Wright
South Walnut St
Brady
Brady Hospital
Wilkerson Funeral Home
Wilburn Fry
South Bridge Street Church
Mow Talks in Mexico City After Extradition Fight
Pang-Tsu Mow, once called the Father of the Chinese Air Force, spoke to reporters in Mexico City after winning an extradition battle to Formosa. He faced charges tied to a multimillion dollar embezzlement while an aircraft procurement officer in Washington, D C.
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Pang-Tsu Mow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mexico City
Formosa
Mow
Mexico
Washington, D. C
Card of Thanks and Family Return
Mrs George Mooring and family thank neighbors and friends for their sympathy in their bereavement. The card notes the return home of Mrs Fred 8 Daniel and children Freddie Gayle and Cheryl Ann of Ardmore Oklahoma after a two week visit with Otis Mitchells.
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Fred
Daniel
Freddie Gayle
Cheryl Ann
Ardmore
Okla
Otis Mitchell
George Mooring
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