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Havrick Who Club Met October 21 at Miers Home
Havrick Who Club met Thursday October 21 at the home of Miers W GC Cresap in regular session. Mrs K C Robbins and Miss Gladys Waldrop gave reports on the Temple state convention which they attended. Five members and three visitors were present. Next meeting will be at Mrs Vera Mitchell's home in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havrick
C. Robbins
Gladys Waldrop
Temple
Vera Mitchell
Mmes
J. R. Johnston
Cullen Clark
Everett Bruton
Claude Beaver
Evertt Best
John Keeney
Vernon Lammers
Walker
Emerson
Union H D Club Meets With Mrs Keeney for October Meeting
Mrs John Keeney hosted the Union H D club on October 22 at Mrs Marshall Stephenson's home. Officers were elected including THDA chairman Mrs John Coulson and committee chairs named by Mrs Cullen Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keeney
Union H. D. Club
Marshall Stephenson
John Coulson
THDA
Cullen Clark
Luther McCutchen
Blackwell Veteran Pvt James Lewallen Remembered in Service
Funeral services were held at the Blackwell Methodist Church for Pvt James Frances Lewallen who died May 28 1942 at Camp O Donald in the Philippines. He survived the Bataan death march and served as military police in Manila. Born in Blackwell in 1920 he enlisted in 1940 and went overseas that year. Survivors include two brothers and a sister. Wells Funeral Home of Sweetwater directed the arrangements and interment was in Blackwell Cemetery.
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James Frances Lewallen
Blackwell Methodist Church
E. N. Goode
C. F. Powell
Lamar Baptist Church
Sweetwater
Lewallen
Camp O'Donald
Phillipine Islands
Bataan
Manila
Blackwell
Marvin
G. K
Hico
David Longoria
Austin
Wells Funeral Home
Blackwell Cemetery
Oscar Lewallen
First Methodist Pastor Returns to Preach Here
Rev. C. N. Morton, Bronte’s first regular Methodist pastor, was guest speaker at the First Methodist church on Sunday. Morton arrived in Bronte on December 1, 1907 and served as pastor for two years, connected to local figure S. A. Kiker.
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Morton
Bronte
Fort Chadbourne
Norton
Maverick
Gulf Coast
Rev. Morton
Colorado City
Bi Spring
Severa
Mr. Riker
C. N. Morton
First Methodist Church
S. A. Kiker
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