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Card of Thanks and Local Notices in Small Town Paper
A collage of small ads and notices: thanks for death flowers and community thanks to Mrs Isbell and family and others. rental ad for a 2 bedroom furnished house. Avon Christmas selling pitch. sale of a fiberglass boat. film developing service. sale of oats. Pittsburgh paints and supplies. disc tool sharpening. thanks for help in a search for T. G. Stinebaugh. thanks for hospital care and visits. nursing staff appreciated. see Louveta Ivey for coupons and art services. lease ad for cafe or grocery between Blackwell and Oak Creek Lake. bake sales by Mrs E L Champion for festival candidates.
Fallout shelter course offered under Texas program
Mrs. Royce Fancher leads a session on family living in fallout shelters discussing attacks and tornado threats and needed provisions. The statewide Texas Education Agency program awards certificates after 12 hours. Cathy Reyes broke her arm falling from a tree. the injury is in a cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Fancher
Bronze
Texas Education Agency
Cathy Reyes
Robert Reyes
Personal News From The Keeney and Seay Families
Guests in the J. L. Keeney home included their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Irwin and Andrea of Lubbock. The Seays and Mrs. Zell Moore spent time with Cora Carlile and Bud Carlile in Comanche and Erath counties, visiting Ste phenville and Ft Chadbourne connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Keeney
Jimmy Irwin
Andrea
Lubbock
N. M. Curlee
Barry
Craig
Temple
Troy
Joe Simpson
Field Creek
Brady
Rochelle
Erath
Cora Carlile
Bud Carlile
Cora Seay
Moores
Ft. Chadbourne
Rafe Cryer
Stephenville
Seay
John Thorp
Winters
Richard Smith
P.T.A. Festival Pie Sale Boosts Queen's Race Fund
Public invited to buy pies and cakes prepared by third grade and other students. Proceeds fund the Queen's race for the PTA Festival, supporting school activities and events.
Mrs Maude Lewis of Nolan County dies in Lubbock
Mrs. Maude Lewis nee Hanna died Wednesday in a Lubbock hospital after a short illness. Born in Waterloo Iowa in 1877 she moved to Texas in 1882 with her family and later ranched near Blackwell. She was daughter of Judge John Quincy Hanna and widow of Mr Lewis. Survived by two daughters James Pipkin of Washington DC and Quana Lewis Texas Tech English faculty and a niece Mrs John R Harris Bronte. The old Lewis Ranch near Blackwell is run by son Jennings Temple Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan County
Lubbock
Lewis
Maude Hanna
John Quincy Hanna
Waterloo
Iowa
Texas
Blackwell
Hanna
Baylor Female College
Nolan Coun
Libbock
Lewis Ranch
Jennings Temple Lewis
Adair Family Vacation Among Midland Visits
J. T. Adair of Houston is spending a week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Adair. They visited the George Faulk family in Midland on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Adair
Houston
Mrs
J. S. Adair
Midland
George Faulk
Smiths Visit Daughter and Family in Snyder
Mr and Mrs C R Smith visit daughter and family Mr and Mrs Milford Phillips in Snyder on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Smith
Mrs
Milford Phillips
Snyder
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Oscar Isbell
John
Avenelle
John Boyles
A. E. Bell, Jr
Avon Cosmetics
San Angelo
White House
C. E. Bruton
Vera Thomas
Dan Middleton
Rt. 1
Box
Bronte
Allen Sherrod
Marvin Landers
Central Drug Store
Collins Sayner
Tennyson
Pittsburgh
Butane Service Co
Sife
O. J. Blocker
Baker Hotel
Sweetwater
T. G. Stinebaugh
Stinebaugh
Louveta Ivey
Wallace Studio
Oak Creek Lake
S. J. May
Oak Creek Village
Imrs. E. L. Champion
Cali
Ite
J. T. Henry
Texas Theatre
Bobby Vee
The
Crickets
Freddy Cannon
Just For Fun
Tornadoes
John Wayne
Dorothy Labour
Lee Marvin
Elizabeth Allen
Donovan
Gandy
Chuck Roast
Weiners
Hormel
Bacon Ib
Maryland Club
Nabisco