Union Woman Club Meeting Plans and Craft Demo
The Union Woman Club met Friday June 28 at Mrs T R Johnsons home with co host Mrs Homer Phillips. Twelve members and two visitors attended. Mrs Willis Smith and Miss Juanetta Coulson were present. Fay C Roe demonstrated textile painting on a luncheon cloth and one cooker was tested. Punch sandwiches and cake were served. The next meeting will be July 12 at Karl Truman Parker home with Mrs Garland Spencer as co hostess. The program will cover handwork and Sunshine Pal gifts will be exchanged.
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Union Who Club
T. R. Johnson
Homer Phillips
Willis Smith
Robert Lee
Juannetta Coulson
Fay C. Roe
Karl. Truman Parker
Garland Spencer
Keeneys Celebrate Family Reunion From Christoval
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keeney returned from Christoval with a large family reunion last Sunday. About 150 relatives attended from San Saba Llano Odessa San Angelo Bronte San Marcos Coleman Corpus Christi and other nearby areas. The J L Keeneys and J W Keeney attended though his wife was ill. The Arrott family joined, as their grandmother was a sister of Frank Keeney's father.```
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Frank Keeney
Christoval
San Saba
Llano
Odessa
San Angelo
Bronte
San Marcos
Coleman
Corpus Christi
J. L. Keeneys
J. W. Keeney
Brookshire Friends Gather For Weekend Visits And Local Games
The Brookshire community reports weekend visits among families and friends from Big Spring Tennyson San Angelo and Eastland. Local sports saw Wilmeth girls lose to Brookshire 15 3 and Brookshire girls beat San Angelo Jeweler 10 6 while Brookshire boys defeated Olsen 7 5. A wedding occurred as Miss La Verne Duffy wed R C Horton in a single ring ceremony at the Banger Court House. Roger Clayton born June 30 with 8 12 weighs 8 pounds 12 ounces. A church event and a Kiwanis park barbecue followed with about 100 attendees and a playful shoe knot incident.
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la Verne Duffy
J. P. Duffy
R. C. Horton
Joe Horton
Winters
Banger
E. E. Grindstaff
Brownwood
Norton
Roger Clayton
Neeley Bonney
J. C. Cox
Bonney
Cox
Wilmeth
Brookshire Girls
L. P. Ray
San Angelo
Olsen
Abilene
Kiwanis Park
J. C. Boatright
Harlen
James Lee
Homer Clark
Bruton Relative Ralph Biggerstaff Dies in Bonham
Ralph G. Biggerstaff, 63, father of Mrs. C. E. Bruton of Bronte, died at his Bonham home after a two year illness. Mrs. Bruton and family were with him during the illness but returned home before his relapse. Linwood Bruton was in Tokyo and could not attend. he arrived too late but is to return on a 30 day furlough. Neighbors provided meals for three days before the funeral.
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Ralph G. Biggerstaff
C. E. Bruton
Bronte
Bonham
Tokyo
Red Cross
Food for starving millions drive fundraiser in Bronte
Bronte residents have collected 400 for wartime relief with many donors and some absent. An all-out canvass is not planned, but contributors who have not yet given are urged to donate now through pastors or the Bronte Enterprise editor. The plea asks readers to feed the starving beggar at their back door.
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Bronte
Bronte Enterprise
Springsers Visit San Angelo Then Plan Beach Trip
Mr and Mrs H A Springer spent July 4 in San Angelo with his mother ae R T Roberts shed to leave in the morning for Low Beach Celistonia where she will visit son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs H H Roberts. Mr and Mrs attended the West Texas U barbecue at Menard last Friday night.
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H. A. Springer
San Angelo
Ae R. T. Roberts
Low Beach
Celistonia
H. H. Roberts
West Texas U
Menard Lat
Texas Posts First Postwar Color Travel Map For Tourists
Texas Highway Department announces limited postwar color travel maps rolling from presses. Deluxe map guides out-of-state visitors with a concise overview and an accurate highway map for summer tourists. Includes U S map, Texas metro insets, Pan American Highway route, mileages, mileage chart and highway marking system on informative pages.
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Austin
Texas Highway Department
Lone Star
Texas
United States
Mexico
Ages Ago Notes From Doc Leonard Aces Births And Ills
Twenty five and twenty years ago noted by Doc Leonard list sick list members J White Mrs Myres Joe Chumley Ben Boregart Mrs Rogers and Mrs Lut trell. Walter Alexander and Martha Warner welcomed Norman on the fourth of July. J F Cornelius and Cora Hammock celebrated the birth of their tenth child Homer Odell born to W H Coth ran and Minnie Shell. CG Burns and Myrtle Singleton celebrated their sixth child Ellen Gertrude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. White
John Myres
Joe Chumley
Ben Boregart
Charles Rogers
Charles Luttrell
Walter M. Alexander
Martha KR. Warner
Norman
Tom Williams
A. F. Landers
Jim Landers
J. F. Cornelius
Cora L Hammock
W. H. Cothran
Minnie Shell
Homer Odell
CG. C. Burns
Myrtle Singleton
Ellen Gertrude
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CAA
Lee Williams
Clinton Behrens
Concho Field
DIAL
W. Seventeenth
Bronte Boot Shop
Dean
Ir Pena Welder
Comptea
CG O. K
Tire Shop
Ballinger
UNION
Ee Rad
Mrs. Truman Parker
Keeneys
Presto
14Th
N. Chadbourne
Bride
West Texas Utilities Company
Brookshire Browsings
Homalie Clark
Dee Foster
James Hollands
Big Spring
Johnny Brown
Tennyson
Charlie Browns
T. G. Greghar
J. C. Boatrights
Martha
Willard Caudle
Verlin Oates
Oates
Vernon Jones
Gouldbush
Doc Leonard
Homer P. Rainey
Pol
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Automotive and Tractor Supplies
Winters, Texas
Ballinger, Texas
Keeney’s Variety Store
Chiropractic
Grape Chiropractic Clinic
S. David
Santa FE
California
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Ashington
New York
Boston
Atlantic City
Santa FE System
West End
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