Katy FHA Girls to Attend National Meeting in Kansas City
Katy F H A girls Lynell Latt Nevelyn Foreman Mary Ann Sloan and Patricia Fisher will join about 230 Texas teens at the second national Future Homemakers of America meeting in Kansas City Missouri June 28 to July 1. The Texas group is part of 2000 delegates from 45 states Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
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Lynell Latt
Nevelyn Foreman
Mary Ann Sloan
Patricia Fisher
Katy
Future Homemakers
Ira Southard
Southard
Memphis
Tenn
Texas
Homer D. Shurbet
Grandson Born to Wilkinson Family in Alabama and North Carolina
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Wilkinson, from Lexington North Carolina, announce the arrival of a 9 pound 14 ounce boy. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fleet Scott of Carbon Hill Alabama. Leroy Wilkinson expresses pride in the gift from his grandfather.
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Leroy Wilkinson
Howard Wilkinson
Lexington
N. C
Wilkinson
Fleet Scott
Carbon Hill
Alabama
Johnsons welcomed Ethel Mae at St Josephs Hospital in June
Mr and Mrs Gary Johnson announce the birth of daughter Ethel Mae at St Josephs Hospital on Saturday June 17 weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces Linda is visiting grandmother Johnson in Trinity this week at Mrs R C Meira home July 13 at 2 pm lesson title Up to the Mountain of the Lord Visitors welcome Addicks WCMS meets with Mrs Golbow June 8 17 members and 7 visitors new members two hosts served refreshments July meeting planned
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Gary Johnson
Ethel Mae
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Linda
Johnson
Trinity
R. C. Meira
Addicks W
C. S
Golbow
Addicks Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Joe Golbow
Hosteas
Visit Back Home Corporal Wiechmann Returns to Texas
Corporal and Mrs. Eugene Wiechmann formerly Miss Jesse Fischer spent a few days visiting friends and relatives last week. They stayed Thursday with his mother Mrs Ela Wiechmann in Pattison Texas. They visited Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs W H Fischer of Katy and Saturday with his sister in Houston before returning Sunday to their home in Killeen.
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Eugene Wiechmann
Jessie Fischer
Ela Wiechmann
Pattison
W. H. Fischer
Katy
Houston
Killeen
Jim Rose Entertains With Fish Fry
Jim Rose hosted a fish fry for his deer hunter friends and families at Chester Jordans. Guests included H. E. Jordans Morill Moores and Tommie Taylor. A sudden splash followed by Jim Rose in the pool amused the children and guests.
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Jim Rose
Chester Jordans
H. E. Jordans
Morill Moores
Tommie Taylor
Mr. Rose
Pop Jordan
Jim
Possibly a near drowning at pool edge incident
A fragment suggests a person may have walked close to the pool edge and faced a dangerous moment. No clear names or location are provided. The wording remains uncertain and requires more readable details to confirm events.
Visitors in Gas Sturm Home Gather From Nearby Cities
A Sunday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sturm included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burgdorff of Lexington Texas and many relatives. Guests from Caldwell Houston and other nearby towns visited with the Sturm family on June 4.
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Gas Sturm
Henry Burgdorff
Lexington
Tex
Elsie Autry
Annie Kramer
Robert Jr
Gladys
Caldwell
LaVera Burgdorff
Warren Moerfer
Houston
Henry Sturm
Louis Sturm
James Buller
Dale Minze
Alma Harbison
Gus Sturm
Changes in Houston Methodist Districts Split by Main Street
The Houston District of the Methodist Church divided into Houston East and Houston West districts by Texas Conference vote. Brookshire Pattison and Katy join Houston West. New superintendents are Rev. Stanley Carter for the East and Dr. Stewart Clendinin for the West, replacing Dr. Guy F. Jones who moves to Marshall.
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Houston
The
Methodist Church
Texas Conference of the Methodist Church
Main Street
Houston East
Houston West
Brookshire
Pattison
Katy
Ent
Guy F. Jones
Jones
First Methodist Church
Marshall
Stanley Carter
Stewart Clendinin
Temple Church
Port Arthur
Clendinin
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Katy F.H. A
Nevelyn Forman
Lynell Lott
Max Dozier
Ginn Drilling CO
United Gas
UNION
Puppeto ‘Eady
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