Navy Seaman John B. Chew Reports for Duty in Rhode Island
John B. Chew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Chew of Blackwell, reports for duty with U S Navy Mobile Construction Battalion 71 at Davisville Rhode Island. The battalion recently returned from its first overseas deployment and begins a six month retraining period before redeploying this spring with schools in naval construction and training at Camp Fogarty and Camp Lejeune.
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Wisn
Lee R. Chew
Blackwell
U. S. Navy Mobile Construction Battalion
Devisville
R. I
Camp Fogarty
R. 1
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Help Yourself and Your Country Buy Savings Bonds
A government public service note urges citizens to invest in savings bonds to support national finance and patriotic duty. It promotes the simplicity and safety of purchasing bonds through banks and post offices, encouraging broad participation across communities.
Oil firm plans two back-to-back drills in Texas fields
Thomas D. Humphrey Oil Properties Ltd of Dallas will reenter and plugback two projects five miles northwest of Wilmeth in Runnels County. No 8 C H Wylie lies on a 690 acre lease with planned depth 5110 feet to the Gardner Land. No 11 C H Wylie will also reach 5110 feet. Both were former producers in the Fort Chadbourne Field operated by Currie and Wylie.
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Perties Ltd
Dallas
Wilmeth
Gardner Land
C. H. Wylie
Gray Carroll Survey
Fort Chadbourne
Currie and
Wylie
San Antonio Rites Held for Former Resident
Funeral services for Charles V. Sanderson aged 61 of 435 Brees Blvd San Antonio were held at Alamo Chapel with burial at Sunset Memorial Park. He formerly lived in Bronte and was married 38 years ago to Myrtle Davis Luttrell. Survived by wife two sons Ray and Milton four sisters one brother and five grandchildren. Visitors to the Taylor home included the Stancill and Taylor families from Arlington Dallas Belton and Abilene.
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Charles V. Sanderson
Brees Blvd
San Antonio
Alamo Chapel
Sunset Memorial Park
Bronte
Myrtle Davis Luttrell
Ray Sanderson
Milton Sanderson
Mrs Barbee Funeral in Rule at 77
Mrs J R Rip Barbee 77 died Saturday after a long illness at Haskell County Hospital. Funeral held Sunday at First Baptist Church Rule with burial in Rule Cemetery. Born December 20 1890 in Robertson County, she married J R Barbee December 25 1909. Survivors include husband six sons including C B Barbee of Bronte three daughters three sisters 19 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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First Baptist Church
Rule
Mike Herrington
Rule Church
Rule Cemetery
Mrrs. Barbee
Robertson County
J. R. Barbee
Rule Baptist Church
C. B. Barbee
Bronte
Sorosos Club Donates to WTRO in Abilene
Members of the Sorosis Club voted to send a contribution to the West Texas Rehabilitation Center in Abilene as a project for the year. The group met last Thursday at Mrs. Charlie Boecking's home and heard Mrs. Clint Low discuss Lady Bird Johnson's Beautification Program. Guests and members enjoyed cake with strawberries, coffee and cold drinks.
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Sorosis Club
West Texas Rehabilitation Center
Abilene
Charlie Boecking
Clint Low
Lady Bird Johnson
C. B. Barbee
Royce Fancher
Clark Glenn
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Jerry Stancill
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Bobby Taylor
Stover Taylor
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Rip) Barbee
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