Blackwell High elects senior and junior class officers
The Senior Class elected officers on September 30 led by President Judson Watson with Lonelle Ault as reporter and Vera Lou Watson as Secretary Treasurer. Sponsor Miss Youngblood and room mothers were named. The Junior Class chose Billie Ware as president Cecil Lewis Smith as VP Pam Sanderson as secretary and Mildred Walls as reporter with sponsors and room mothers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell High School
Judson Watson
Lonelle’ Ault
Vera Lou Watson
Miss Youngblood
Ault
Sanderson
Lonelle Ault
Billie Ware
Cecil Lewis Smith
Pam Sanderson
Mildred Walls
Floyd Craig
Cummins
Cecil Smith
Texas Grill Changes Hands In San Angelo
The Texas Grill in San Angelo announces new owners and managers Mr and Mrs Felix Ramsel. They renovated the cafe to offer a cozy wholesome home like atmosphere with steaks soups sandwiches and lunches. They state they will not serve beer to ensure a quiet family friendly place for patrons and their children.
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Fhre
Texas Grill
San Angelo
Felix Ramse
Ramsel
The
Angelo
San
Wings cadet earned wings at Eagle Pass and reports to Randolph Field
Lt Percifull received pilot wings October 1 1943 after training at Avenger Field Sweetwater Winfield Kansas and San Antonio Classification Center He will report to Randolph Field October 13 Mrs Annie Sefton of Winslow Arizona visited Mrs Eaton and relatives in Breckenridge and Abilene The WPB leaders urged victory with Wilson Mitchell and James P Mitchell stressing mobilization and enlistment rates.
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Fagle Pass
Servic
Avenger
Annie Sefton
Winslow
Arizona
Tink Eaton
Mrs. Eaton
Breckenridge
Nwne Brothers
Abilene
WPB
Charles E. Wilson
James P. Mitchell
Army
Senators Warn Postwar Plans Urgently and Watchful
Visiting senators return from European and Pacific fronts with a five point call for rapid postwar planning. They urge allies to use more oil reserves elsewhere and conserve U S production, secure strategic bases and routes, and bolster diplomacy while avoiding over optimism and underestimating Japan.
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America
Home Town Paper Sent To Son In Service At Camp Ellis
Mrs John Leathers sends The Enterprise to their son Carroll serving at Camp Ellis Illinois hoping the weekly visits from the old home town paper will boost morale. Hagelstein Monument Co San Angelo offers prompt monument erections. Avoid disappointment see what you buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leathers
Carroll
Camp Ellis
Ilinois
Carrol
Hagelstein Monument Co
San Angelo
Rats Payment Offer Sparks Rat Hunting Challenge
An article describes a price of one cent per rat killed offered to boys, with the dead rats to be removed and destroyed by Mr. Springer's office. The piece frames the venture as an opportunity to do good, have fun, and earn easy money, urging boys to bring in as many rats as possible.
Visitors of Mrs. Allen Include W L Cooper and Stubblefields
Mrs. E. O. Allen hosts several relatives this week. Among the guests are sister in law Mrs. W. L. Cooper of Brady and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Stubblefield with daughter Rita June of Winslow Arizona. Also present are Mrs. Walker and John Douglas from Winslow and other Allen daughters Trilby and Lannie Ruth. Colorado City residents join the group.
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Trilby
Lannie Ruth
Colorado City
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Pexas Grill
Senators
Globe
Pacific
United War Chest of Texas
National War Fund
President's War Relief Control Board
United Nations
Roosevelt
Leia
United Seamen's Sivice
Sodom
Queen Wilhelmina Fund
Priqnds of
Lunembourg Creek
Masacindian
J. J. Mercer Boot Shop
San Angelo, Texas
E. A. Dann
D. C
Pecan St. Sweetwater
Texas Theatre
Bronte
Texas
Anna Lee
Fred Astaire
Rita Hayworth
Valley OF Vanishing Men
Alamo Theatre
Robert Lee, Texas
Chiropractic
R. E. Capshaw
West Beauregard San Angelo
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