Cotton Ginning At Lohn Highlights Local Harvest Updates
Weather improves and farmers welcome dry patterns as 85 bales of cotton are ginned at Lohn. The community notes várias visits, hospital stays, and social events, including a star shower for Mrs. Gafford and a Mother's club formation at the tabernacle. Local families relocate and visitors travel between San Angelo Coleman and Goldthwaite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohn
Jobe Fullagar
W. J. Follager
Hair
San Angelo
J. P. Gafford
Gerald
L. G. Gafford
W . Jordan
Coleman
Gaffords
Banjo Hominy and Garden Produce Notes
A brief digest lists items including Libby Peas Cet Highway and Moonbeam pumpkin along with sweet potatoes, sauerkraut, emerald bay spinach, and other produce. no clear event or dates provided. The note reads like a pantry or garden catalog fragment from a historical clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banjo
Libby
Rochelle PTA Shifts Meeting Date And Topics
The Rochelle PTA met in the school lunch room with Texas Founders Day led by Mrs. Engdahl. A buzz session on child behavior was led by Mrs. Moseley and first grade mothers served as hostesses. Meetings move to the third Monday. study courses are held the first Monday in the high school homemaking room from 2 to 4 PM with landscaping planned for November 7 and urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Texas
W. A. Engdahl
Hubert Moseley
Earl Todd
Ernst Tetens
Davee
Mason
John Lane
Todd
Mozelle Glenn
Dora Ryan
J. E. Williams
Millicent Carey McIntosh
Barnard College
N.E.A
Congress
Washington
Bobby Lee Miller
Frank Corder
Travis Meair
Damrosch Musie Club
James Walton
Marion Date Rice
Joe Dale Johnson
David Guion Clay
MacDowell Club
Brady
D. W. Jordan
Wilson D. Jordan
Elinor Jacks
B. Simpson
San Saba
James T. Mann
Simpson
Roy May
May
Music Gab
Gonzales
God
Edward Geeslin
Mmes
Ricks
Walton
Mercury Home Demonstration Club Showcases Background Decorating
The Mercury Home Demonstration Club met last Thursday with Mrs. R. E. Cooper presenting a program on Background Decorating for Homes. She shared ways to brighten plain rooms and demonstrated suitable furniture for small spaces. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. Wes Bennett. Attendees included Mines. R. E. Cooper, L. V. McCartney, Elmer Eckert, Alpha Eckert, Louis Robinson, Ethel Adams, Chester Penn and Misses Alma and Neéade Hughes. The next meeting is set for Thursday October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury Home Demonstration Club
R. E. Cooper
Charles Johnson
Wes Bennett
Mines
L. V. McCartney
Elmer Eckert
Alpha Eckert
Louis Robinson
Ethel Adams
Chester Penn
Alma
Livingston Resident James Eubank Family Visit
Mrs. Clyde Eubank visited her son James Eubank and family in Livingston last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Gafford
Oseee
Gerald
Worth
Joe Burks
Clyde
Lorene
Lohe Hieb
Ellen Ven Deblen
Pear Valley Green
Deval
Walsip
Burks
E D D. Solsbery
Taylor Solsbery
T. N. Solsbery
L. W. Solsbery
Richland Springs
Clyde Eubank
James Eubank
Livingston
Sorosis Club Plans Tour Of Deep Creek Watershed Dams
Sorosis Club members and their husbands will tour the Deep Creek Watershed dams on Oct 20 under Harold Garrett. They will meet at the East Sweden Club room at 2 30 p m for the excursion and return for a covered dish supper. Hosts were Miss Laurie Barfoot and Mrs Aubrey Davee at Mrs I G Abney home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Deep Creek
Harold Garrett
East Sweden
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Holds Meeting and Rummage Sale Plan
Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a regular meeting at Richards Library with hostess Monty Burns. The group voted to hold a rummage sale on Saturday Oct 29 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Gibbs building, with listed members present including Shirley Boswell Monty Burns Dannie Calley JoAnn Dacus Madeleine Guyton Janice Garnett Peggy Gotcher Lillie Mae Hermanson Ruby Hermanson Ann James Jewel Jones Faye Lemons Marcelle Lemons Josephine Mills Glenda Ward and Jo McHan Educational Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Richards Library
Monty Burns
Gibbs
Shirley Boswell
Dannie Calley
JoAnn Dacus
Madeleine Guyton
Janice Garnett
Peggy Gotcher
Lillie Mae Hermanson
Ruby Hermanson
Ann James
Jewel Jones
Faye
Mrs Leroy Purcell Returns Home from San Diego
Mrs Leroy Purcell was accompanied home this week from San Diego by her aunt Mrs Roy Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Purcell
San Diego
Calif
Mra
Roy Thomas
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Fred Lors
Mader
Okinawa
Roonte Cole
C A Cote
Bredy Hospital
Nancy Moore
Mrs Cole
Miss Gledys Baise
Brant
Re Reeth Moore
Seth
Larry Rees
Mike
Sam Angelo
Smiths
Bothy Russell
Tabernacle
Mre CC
Cole
Laredo
California
Gavie Doral
Bower
the Tabernacle
E. D. Solsberg
J. P. Gatford
D. E. Edwards
H. W. Hoare
George Reed
Ben Hodges
Harry Besbkier
Mercury
J. BR. Horne
C. Co. Horne
Dutch Woodward
Ire Hester
Warren Caylor
G. A. Rudolph
Roy Ogden
Monehans
Mire
J. D. Patterson
Tom Crews
And
H. P
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S. Bridge Street
Brady, Tex
Purina
Mayhew & Jordan Feed Store
Commercial National Bank
Brady, Texas
Campbell Soup
Little Cook
Vigo
Can Lle
Roxbury Candy
Pike
Skylark
Li Ae
Lucerne
Pt. Ctn
Supurb
Fauntleroy
Rik Rak Cleanser
Aladdin Brooms
Brazil
Nob Hill
Edwards Edwards Instant
Poe
Safeway
Sunny Hills
Guarante
U. S
Neuhoff
Smokies
Poppy
Rusty Baker
Pirates
Graham
Jane Arden
Beverly
Duchess
Delco Tomato Puree
Jar
Lucerne Chocolate Drink
Mammy Lou
Jemima
Ass't
Jonathan Apples
Pascal Celery
Sas
Dalewood Margarine
Betty Crocker
Angel Food
Swansdown Angel Food
Moist Bakers
Kidd
Tin
Is Oi Lal
le Vae
Brady Star
Rochelle
Mercury HD Club
Mrs. Cooper
Son
Ray Milland
Consolidated Fim Industries
Mary Murphy
Ward Bond
Raymond Burr
Arthur Space
Lee van Cleef
Alan Male
Sougrass
Grace
Dawn
R. A. King
Eldorado
McCulloch County
Presbyterian Church
James B. Granville
Douglas W. Offutt
Austin
John I. King
Sonora
M. T. Banks
Abney
Brady Drug
Prescription
Plaza
Dial
Damyrosch Music Club
M. L. Tedder, Sr
Tommy Armstrong
Oklahoma City
Tom Mitchell
Clare‘ Powler
Hobbs
N. M
Laure Mitchell
Fife
Paul Moore
Gordon Tedder
Your Garden Supply Center
Brady Gardens
Brady, Tenaw
Bourland
Fternoons
W. Chase St
North Side
Liver
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