Births for McKown and Belew families
New Wax records the birth of William Chad McKown on February 19 at Baylor Hospital Dallas weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces with grandparents John H. Gross Mesquite and Bill McKown Bronte and great grandmother Iva Richards Bronte. Also Scotty Belew Wingate reports son Billy Frank born February 20 at 2 pm weighing 9 pounds 1 ounce with sister Tambrala Kay 2% and grandparents J C Belew Wingate and Marvin Corley Bronte.
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William Chad McKown
Billy Mike McKown
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
John H. Gross
Mesqui
Bill MicKown
Bronte, Mins
Iva Richards
Bronte
Scotty Belew
Wingate
Billy Frank
Tambrala Kay
J. C. Belew
Manvin Corley
Diversity Club Supper For Husbands Held
The Diversity Club hosted a covered dish supper for husbands on February 16 in the fellowship hall of First Baptist Church. Attendees included Cecil Kemp Fret Hughes O R McQueen Horace Taylor Joe George Wilkins Bernice Brown and Mrs J W Martin with a Valentine themed display.
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Fellowship Hall
First Baptist Church
Mmes
Cecil Kemp
4-H Girls Explore Fresh Food Chemistry
Four H club girls met to discuss pic nic zest and food experiments. They noted that apple slices in juice resist browning while plain slices brown, and that potatoes in water stay light while exposed ones darken. The lesson covered enzymes in produce and air oxidation. Individuals Lindy, Butler, Melinda Barrett, Kethy Ensor, and Mary Ellen Moreno prepared fruit and vegetable salads.
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Lindy, Butler
Melinda Barrett
Kethy Ensor
Mary Ellen Moreno
First Baptist Church Spanish Service Friday Evening
A worship service in Spanish will be held Friday at 7 p.m. at First Baptist Church. The Celebration Singers from Hardin-Simmons University will present the musical Celebrate Life at First Baptist on Saturday February 24.
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First Baptist Church
Celebration Singers of
Hardin Simmons University
Wintens First Baptist Church
4-H Girls Begin New Foods Project
A group of junior 4-H girls started a new foods project called 4-H Foods and Fun. Members include Carla Dyess Janie Skinchez Suzanne Brunson Kathy Reyes and Connie Littlefield. They met at Harold Dunn residence reviewing food groups and learning to Make the Most of Milk followed by a vegetables and fruits session with experiments on nutrient loss and proper cooking techniques. Adults Patsy Dunn and Paula McGuire lead the group.
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Carla Dyess
Janie
Skinchez
Suzanne Brunson
Kathy Reyes
Connie Littlefield
Harold Dunn
Barbara Dyess
Marty Dunn
Coke County
Patsy Dunn
Paula McGuire
Mission Friends and Girls Club Meet in Blackwell
Mission Friends held a Valentine party at First Baptist Church with 10 children, hosted by Mrs. Jerry Ware and Mrs. James L. Clank. The Girls in Action group met at the church with 11 girls and workers including Mrs. James L. Clark and Miss Rebecca Clark.
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Mission Friends
First Baptist Church
Jerry Ware
James L. Clank
David Shaffer
Angela Ware
Charlena
Dalton Powell
Betty
Tammy McAlister
Michael
Robin Michaelis
Teresa Andretti
Brad Conner
Aiction
James L. Clark
Jackie Steed
Rebecca Clark
Sharon Sneed
Lanz Poehls
Lisa Armstrong
Norma
Regina
Carol Joe Dudley
Kimberly Steed
Mary Belle Regino
Linda Kaye Ganvin
Jennifer Andretti
Donna Sue Chew
Susan Hamilton
Vera Bryant
Frank ‘Carey
Buena
Vista
Cole
Doniald Moore
Debbie
Sweetwater
Blackwell Annuals On Sale Through Feb 23
Blackwell High School annuals, titled The Hornet, are available through February 23. Yearbooks cost six dollars, with engraving at one dollar and plastic protectors at fifty cents. Late orders add one dollar nine cents. Contact Nancy Michaelis in the English Department to order.
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Blackwel High School
Als
Nancy Michaelis
Blackwell High School
Sweetwater Production Credit Association Featured in Review
The Sweetwater Production Credit Association led by F C Shillingburg president is highlighted in this Review. Located at 501 Locust Sweetwater it loans money to farmers and stockmen at reasonable rates and is praised for its reputation and support of agricultural activity.
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Sweetwater Production Credit Association
Sweetwater
Garden of Memories memorial stones in Sweetwater
Garden of Memories on East Highway 80 in Sweetwater offers custom memorial stones crafted by expert artisans. A large display showcases many styles, with reliable installation, budget terms, and personal guidance from the craftsmen. call 235 9887 for an appointment.
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Garden of Memories
Sweetwater Livestock Auction Grows as Local Trade Center
Sweetwater Livestock Auctions Inc. on West Broadway in Sweetwater holds weekly sales every Wednesday. The firm, praised for honest weights and fair market pricing, supports local stock raising and regional commerce, contributing to area growth and providing dependable livestock pricing.
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Broadway
Sweetwater
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Diversity Club
First Baptist
Ricky Conradt
Blackwell
San Antonio
Conradt
Jerry Watts
Jim Bob Watts
Gid Ware
Terry Poehls
Youngblood
Glenn
First
Nat'l Bank Bldg
Mrs. Rockey Thompson
Bruce Holland
Ray Lee
Howes Holland
Brownwood
Minta Grimes
Johnny Barnes
Angie
San Angelo
Junior Taylor
Norton
Risy Lee
Vivian Taylor
Mandy Taylor
Colt
Harvey Stewart
Hardin-Simmons University
Abilene
First Beatist Church
Bob O'Neil
Kathy Dailey
HSU
Baptist College Seminary
Noor
Ira Lee Craig
Bronte Hospital
Mark Hanns
Lula Palmer
Jess Womack
Auval Gray
Eunice Thomipson
Sam Smith
Simmons Memorial Hospital
W. R. Romine
Lake Sweetwater
Cates and Spencer
Wayne Woodard
Roy Cole
Snyder
Lea Gaston
Business Review OF Our Good Neighbors
F. C. Shillingburg
Associa
Jeannette Morris
Sweetwater Livestock Auction, Inc
Sweetwater Livestock Auctions
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