Lohn residents report drought eased field work resumes
Farmers in Lohn report several dry days and resumed field work as the Lohn gin harvests around 56 bales of cotton. Community notices include flood control dam talks at Lohn Tabernacle and updates on local visits, hospital stays, and family gatherings across McCulloch and nearby counties.
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Lohn
C. C. Horne
J. P. Horne
Phoenix
Ariz
Clifton Horne
Carlsbad
N. Mex
Dallas
Jackie Horne
Butch
Roy
Debbie
Jerry
San Angelo
G. T. Griffice
Logan Drider
Eugene Thomas
Big Spring
Ruby Tamplin
Snyder
Griffice
Earl Williams
Gordon Newton
Myrtle Browning
Sadie Tohn
Webbie Parker
Jack Horne
Frank Vogel
Arthur Green
Lohn Tabernacle
McCulloch County
East Sweden Community Improves Through Local Meeting
The East Sweden Community Improvement Organization held a regular session on October 9 at the Community Center. Fred A. Carpenter of Texas Tech University recorded members recounting their forefathers and early East Sweden settlers. Pie and coffee were served to 21 members, four visitors, and four children.
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East Sweden
Rochelle PTA Hears Discussion on School Teaching
The Rochelle PTA met Monday at 4 p m and heard music by Benny Deeds. A panel of teachers led a discussion titled What Are We Teaching in School Why. The group voted to move future meetings to 3 35 p m.
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Rochelle Pta
Benny Deeds
Kenneth Mitchell
Ruby Collins
Ray Johnson
PTA
Methodist Women Observe Self Denial Day
United Methodist women are urged to observe a Call to Prayer and Self Denial in October. The First United Methodist Church will host a session on Wednesday October 29 at 10 am in Fellowship Hall, inviting all area church women to join in prayer study and sacrificial giving.
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United Methodist
First United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Sorosis Club Spotlight on Art Elements and Masterpieces
Mrs Davee hosts Sorosis program Toward The Best of Art in Richards Memorial Library. Mrs Bradham discusses elements and principles of art using works from Van Gogh to Raphael, plus two sister paintings by Bradham and Todd's daughters. Nine members attend federation reports and Ballinger district workshop notes. Miss Tommye Burns welcomed as new member.
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O. B. Martin
Charles Martin
Brady
Brady Hospital
Melanie Ann
Billy
Bill Lewis
Eddie Gray
Debra
Odessa
Lewis Cabin
Kingsland Lake
T. L. West
Josie Cornill
Christovas
George Meredith
Florence
Horace
Aubrey Davee
Sorosis Club
Richards Memorial Library
M. M. Bradham
Lamont Moore
Vincent van Gogh
Auguste Renoir
Lenardo de
Mozart The Damrosch Music Club Meeting Minutes
The Damrosch Music Club met October 14 at Richards Memorial Library with Mrs. B J Robinett presiding. Minutes read, resignations from Mrs. Walter Morrow and Mrs. Otto Frederick accepted. Membership added: Mrs. David Bishop and Mrs. H G Hudler. Program on Mozart Poverty and Genius led by Mrs. Posey Collins. Hymn A Charge to Keep I Have sung. Refreshments served by Mrs. Boswell and Mrs. Bell.
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Damrosch Music Club
Richards Memorial Library
B. J. Robinett
Bill Boswell
Walter Morrow
Otto Frederick
Lewis Bell
David Bishop
H. G. Hudler
Posey Collins
Jacks, McDonough
Carl Schoenewolf
B. Simpson
W. R. Booth
G. S. Hubbard
E. J. Brock
A. J. Ricks
Robinett
Boswell and
Bell
Social event seating for a host and guests in a luncheon setting
Arrangements of mums and dahlias surrounded a salad plate served by hostesses Mmes. O. D. Pence and Oscar Behrens to a long list of guests including Mmes. R L Akins M J Bean Berene Bradham Bessie Belle Caylor Boyd Comiander Davee W N Ellis Paul Huntington H L Lackey T A Parker St Pence A L Renfroe G C Stanley Ersat Tetens Todd Wilhelm J B Williams and Misses Mozelle Glenn Tommye Helen Burns.
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Mmes
O. D. Pence
Oscar Behrens
R L. Akins
M. J. Bean
Behrene Bradham
Bessie Belle Caylor
Boyd Comiander
Davee
W. N. Ellis
Paul Huntington
H. L. Lackey
T A. Parker
St. Pence
A. L. Renfroe
G. C. Stanley
Ersat Tetens
Todd, Willhelm
J. B. Williams
Misses Mozelle Glenn
Tommye
Helen Burns
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Fred Lohns
IL. O. Marshall
Shannon Hospital
Marshall
W. B. Carroll
Patricia
Ricky
Dora Carroll
C. N. Bloomer
Phillip Bloomer
Dutch Woodward
L. O. Marshall
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Gaston Moore
Melvin
Elbert Boswell
Ginger
Marc
Dickye Moore
A. W. Moore
Kress
Winford Short
David
Michael
Allen
George Russell
W. W. Short
Jack Bloomer
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W. H. Bloomer
Sheryl and
Lowell
Wilson Bloomer
Melissa
Ballinger
Lavon Hutton
Rhonda
Ronald
Diane
Norton
Melvin Natho
Nancy
Austin
Bloomer
Bonnie Hayes
Clyde Steapp
Corpus Christi
Short
R. E. Briscoe
O. A. Briscoe
Methodist Hospital
Ira Bray
Rockwood
C. E. Frost
C. E. Sohn
Victor
Shad
Abilene
Herman Dunlap
A. L. Fisher
D. J. Jones
F. N. Shoemake
B. T. Roberts
San Saba
Oma Tedder
Jerry Tedder
Shanda
Jed
Jay
Rochelle
Carl James
Charles
Randy
Susan
Lynn
Mitchelle
Roger Stutzman
Bob Bratton
Granddaughers
Beth
Amy Bratton
Richard Grubbs
G. L. Doyal
Bobby Doyal
Terry Doyal
San Angelo State University
Lucille Caylor
Harrison Haven
Junction
Kenneth Hemphill
Roy Short
Becky Moore
Roy Moore
Becky
J. B. Horne
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Houston
Dub McCoy
Eula
Donnie Vernor
Brownwood
Earl Duncans
San Marcos
Aron Bray
Tela Brock
Lola Copeland
Melvin-Christoval
T. L. Hodges
John Chandler
Rowena
D. W. Whittenburg
Phil Oles
Danny
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Doug Whittenburg
Mother Robin
Queens
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Ken Berry
Glenn Ford
Angie Dickinson
Star Theatre
Robert Mitchum
ABC
Joe
Rosalind ‘Russell
Ape Mills
Merv Griffin
Mrs. Davee
Tommye Helen Burns
Music Club
Lone Star Brewing Company
San Antonio, Oklamoma City
H. M. Spiller
Brady, Texas
Merle M. Ellis
Optometrist
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Nat’l. Bank
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Brady National Bank
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Butane Co., Inc
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