Blackwell Homecoming Weekend Brings Family Visits
The Blackwell homecoming drew relatives from Abilene Lubbock Midland Garland and Houston to join in events. Families including the Reeves Cartwrights Smiths and Waggoners were pictured with extended kin. Felix Garza and Carolyn Montgomery were named Football King and Queen after Novice defeated rivals 50 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Wilhelm
M. C. Hendry
W. H. Lynn
Bobby Sanderson
Troy Pillion
James Saunders
Felix Garza
Carolyn Montgomery
MYFers Attend SMU Game at Cotton Bowl
Rev. Austin Masterson Charles Masterson Douglas McCutchen and Brian Richards joined 25 000 Methodist Youth Fellowship members as special guests of SMU for a day at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas last Saturday A local MYF group also met Mr and Mrs Albert Grace formerly of Bronte now in Gordon during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Masterson
Charles Masterson
Douglas McCutchen
Brian Richards
SMU
Cotton Bowl
Dallas
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Albert Grace
Gordon
Bronte
MYF
Mrs. Lou Wrinkle Nears Surgery in San Angelo
Mrs. Lou Wrinkle of San Angelo, daughter in law of Mr and Mrs George Wrinkle, was scheduled to undergo surgery there on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Wrinkle
San Angelo
George Wrinkle
Brookshire Social Roundup Shows Weekend Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Bom ar Horton and L B Horton Sr spent the weekend in Houston. Guests in the T G Gleghorn home included the Hedge s of Elfrida Ariz Doyle Gleghorn of Miles and the Stephenson family from San Angelo. Several tied to Ballinger San Angelo and Maverick attended gatherings and hospital visits with local families, including weddings and hospital rounds at St John s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana Oden
Hardin Simmons University
Abilene
T. J. Oden
Jeanne
Cavin Farmer
Merkel
Vernon Harrist
Bob Carruthers
Big Sping
Brd Caruthers
Ralph Raney
Euless
Mmes
Joe Gene Conradt
Emil Tipps
Joe Smith
Sarah Alsup
Paul Kelly
San Angelo
Faye Cate
Jimmy Cate
College Station
Clarence Smith
Sweetwater
S. P. Smith
Jessie Magness
Midland
Beulah Magness
Bronte
Ruth Walls
Tom V. Copeland
R. V. Copeland
Harley Waggoner
Garland
Josie Hipp
M. C. Hendry
Silver
A. S. Hendry
A. S. Hendrys
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Desirre
Charmie Ragsdale
Big Spring
Desmond Ragsdale
Floyd Waggoner
Lula Palmer
Jay White
Martin
Maud White
Cecil Crain
C. R. Richards
Joe Joiner
Patricia Patton
Clyde
R. E. Patton
Bomar Horton
L. B. Horton Sr
Houston
T. G. Gleghorn
B. V. Hedges
Elfrida, Ariz
Doyle Gleghorn
Miles
Mag Stephenson
Meta Kay
Tom Green
Tennyson
Hedges
Stephensons
Preston Davis
O. G. Loudamy
Herbert Holland
Bill Keeling
Roy Lummus
Wesley Stewart
St. John’s Hospital
Cora Warner
Charlie Brown
Rob Freeman
Horace Freeman
Graham
Ted Kruse
Harvey Lewis Gilbert
Weldon Gilbert
Wayne Hegwood
Robert Lee
Robert Melvin Brown
Miles and
Debbie
Blackwell
Charles Ray Brown
Local visits outline weekend travel notes from Denton and Levelland
Larry Corley and Brian Eubanks returned home from North Texas State University in Denton for the weekend. Mrs. Maurine Braswell spent the weekend in Denver City with the Malcolm Braswell family and then visited Mr. and Mrs. Kim Freeman in Levelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Corley
Brian Eubanks
North Texas State University At
Denton
Maurine Braswell
Denver City
Malcolm Braswell
Levelland
Kim Freeman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Rockey Thompson
Ollie Ditmore
Miack Cotton
Mr. Cotton
E. E. Bryant
R. W. Rogge
Nolan
J. D. Reeves
Austin
Ross Reeves
R. D
Rob Reeves
Otis Curry
Lubbock
George Russell
Mr. Russell
R. D. Nabors
Kingdom
Womens Missionary Union
Baptist Church
E. K. Finley
C. T. Colvin
Louis Johnson
A. E. Clem
Willie Burwick
Veling
W. A. Hazlewood
Olin Langston
LeRoy Stone
Nell Leeper
Minnie Hollingshead
Tom V
Mary Nell Bowen) Copeland
L. W. Sweet
Brookshire Browsings
Charles Oden
Ballinger
M. D. Stephensons
Dalton Crockett
Etta Marks
Jerry Landers
Landers
Alton Bradberry
A. B. Morgan
Maverick
Kenneth Reed
W. M. Bronte
A. F
A. M
Noah Pruitt JR
Sec
Cal
Latham
Bronte, Texas
Chevrolet
Caperton
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Texas
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