Local Notices and Moves Mentioned in Abilene Classifieds
The clipping lists admissions and dismissals with dates for a hospital or school setting, names individuals such as Maggie Lilly Lora Richards Adcock Homer Phillips Joe Carter Harlin Lee and B E Caruthers, and notes a silver tray gift after a covered dish supper. It also mentions the Wilsons moving to Abilene and Benny Corley family renting their former home. Read the classified ads.
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Wilsons
Wilson
Abilene
Benny Corley
Community Receives Good Rains Amid Travel and Visits
The community reports modest rainfall, with amounts ranging from 1 to 5 percent inches last Wednesday. Numerous visitors came and went from Houston, Elfrida, Big Spring, San Angelo, Ballinger, and Odessa. Local families relocated or planned moves, while social gatherings included a Jolly 8 club birthday dinner and weekend stays with relatives across the region.
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Wesley Brown
Houston
Jerry Landers
Carl Florence
Susie Garlington
Edsel Hall
Hale Center
Alto Claude Lee
Elfrida
Ariz
Garlington
Less Webb
Bronte
Wayne Arrott
Orient
Webbranch
Mmes
Herbert Holland
Bert Hester
W. H. Embry
San Angelo
Herman Hoelscher
Bill Fowler
Lewis Moore
Odessa
Fowlers
Bryan
Gene Sarco
Henry Baker
Lynda
Anna G. Baker
Ballinger
J. J. Reece
Baker Farms
George Rich
VanCourt
Rob Springer
Springer
Buchanan Lake
Jolly 8 Club
Marla Scott
Ozona
Megars
Rob Wet
J ‘Holland
D Fil Irons
Big’ Spring
Herbert Hollands
Miles
Arthur Sonnenberg
Gayle Tucker
Blackwell
Franklin Thomas
Addie Cook
Fort Worth
G. L. Cook
Jay
Paint Rock
J. P. Roach
Candy Stripers At Bronte Hospital Honor 200 Hour Recipients
Local girls volunteering at Bronte Hospital during summer earned caps and stripes for 200 hours of service. Sharon Hurley head candy striper and Donnah Holcombe were among those recognized. the group wears red and white striped uniforms.
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Bronte Hospital
Sharon Hurley
Donnah Holcombe
Sharon
Karen
Mateac Fedacik
Constitutional Amendment for State Aid Payments
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment sets funding rules for assistance to aged, disabled, blind, and needy children and adults. It authorizes state funds matched by federal grants, caps annual outlays at 60 million dollars, and requires residence eligibility rules. The measure asks voters to approve a plan enabling state appropriations and federal matching for these aid payments while detailing disclosure provisions and administration.
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Senate
State of
Texas
Audi
United States
Data
Leginl
Bona Fide
Tate
Baba Tech Cinema
Unitad
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