Open Letter From Denver Judge to Teenagers
A Denver Juvenile Court letter urges teens to grow up and take responsibility. It urges them to go home, learn practical skills, work, help others, read, and stop demanding entertainment. The editor notes the letter echoes broader concerns in the country.
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Denver
Bronte
Enterprise
Tennyson quilting club hosts meeting at school
Mrs. Jack Corley will host the Tennyson Quilting club at the school house today. Twelve ladies attended the last meeting at Mrs. Wallace Montgomery's home. Many locals and visitors from San Angelo and surrounding towns were mentioned in weekly social notices.
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Jack Corley
Tennyson Quilting Club
Wallace Montgomery
San “Angelo
Kathy
J. C. Boatright
Messrs
Mmes
J. B. Arrott
C. H. Hester
Buck
Bronte
Lonnie Hester
Winters
Charles Hester
Austin
Artie Key
W.J. Boatright
San Angelo
W. C. McNutt
Miles
T. G. Greghorn
Brookshire
Jenie Mae Thomas
Houston
Homer Flanagan
Lubbock
Charlie‘ Brown
Jr ¢ Leicester
E.-.c. Baker
Charles Sonnenberg
Son
L. J
Emma Stewart
Clinic Hospital
San’ Angelo
Sadie Brown
Bronte Hospital
Clifford Hageman
Edd Hoeckendorf
Midland
Homer Edwin Ray Hoeckendorf
Flannagan
Abilene
Freddy Thomas
San Antonio
Berlin
Germany
Donald Huffaker
H. H. Holand
Don Daniel
Chester Derrick
Odessa
C. D
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