Brookshire Bits of Social News and Local Games
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowden and grandson Ronnie of Big Spring visited the Lees and Roses. Families from Winters Crane Ballinger and Garden City attended gatherings. Brookshire teams lost three recent hoops games 7-6 7-5 5-4. Revival begins Friday night led by Rev. Stewart of Oklahoma. Karen Gays Hospital wished best wishes. Tommy Lee improves after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bowden
Ronnie
Big Spring
James Lee
Harlen
Fritz Redman
Winters
Alfred Rose
Red Holland
Mary Evelyn Oates
Judy Lee
Robie Gartman
J. W. Caudle
Jimmy Lee
Flora Mae
Robert Melvin Brown
Jimaileen Clark
Martin Lee
Herbert James Holland, Jr
T. G. Cleghorn
Lois Hedges
Virginia Boatright
Ruth Holland
Kate Foster
Ann Gartman
Jim Clark
Florence Oates
Charlie Brown
Clayton Bedvar
Homalie Clark
D. R. Gartman
Robie
Dee Foster
Gordon Burks
Crane
Clint) Hedges
Jackie Don
T. G. Gleghorn
J. C. Boatright
Martha
Rev
L. B. Smith
Homer Clark
Mrr
K. B. Stinebaugh
Ballinger
J. A. Stephenson
Dorothy Ruth
Ida Lou Modgling
Nena Mae Hurt
Miles
Joe Hale Hedges
Ellis Lee
Darral
Stewart
Oklahoma
Herbert Holland
San Angelo
Clayton Bednar
Garden City
Raymond Story
Karen-Gays Hospital
C. B. Hester
Luther of
A. J. Essary
Miro O
Homer Holloway
Coleman
Truman Remembers His Mother in Mourning Across Nation
The Dallas Morning News recalls President Harry S Truman mourning his mother while he served the nation. It notes his lifelong devotion to his Missouri mother, who raised him with affection and remained a guiding influence despite his duties.
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Harry Truman
Missouri
Minhood
Grandview
United States
Ches
Dallas Morning News
Local News Briefs From Abilene and Nearby Areas
A year ago Bobby Clark, son of the Cliffords, was injured when run over by a combine. Wink Kiker postponed the agriculture class by a month. ET Henry received the honorary Lone Star Farmer award in Abilene. Rep T Caperton was named post commander of the American Legion after the first primary. Aspirin was noted as available for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Clark
Clifford Clarks
Wink Kiker
Henry
Abilene
Caperton
American Legion
Breakfast in Hollywood Amateur Event at Bronte High
The Fort Chadbourne WHO Club hosted a Hollywood style breakfast spoof at Bronte High School auditorium drawing about 150 attendees. Winners included Mrs. Huby Davenport for wackiest hat and Mrs. Jeff Dean as runner up. community honors went to Mrs. Higginbotham and Mrs. Maxwell aged 79. Performers featured Vetal Flores Tom Breneman J. T. Henry Cecil Coulson with music by Mrs. Jeff Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Tom Breneman
Aobang
Bronte High School Auditorim
Huby Davenport
O Steung
Jeff Dean
F. S. Higginbotham
W. TH. Maxwell
Fort Chadbourne
Vetal Flores
J. T. Henry
John Nelson
Cecil Coulson
Uncle Corney
Mirs
Lee Parks
Beh Chad
Methodist Revival at Blackwell Ends Welcoming Summer Series
The Blackwell Methodist Church opens its Annual Summer Revival next Friday night August 8 with Rev. John A. English of Baird preaching. Services will be held morning and evening during the second week with special music. The public is invited to all services per Rev. Cecil M. Tune.
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Blackwell Methodist Church
John A. English
First Methodist Church
Baird
Cecil ML Tune
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