Milano Community Notes and Local Events Report
Milano residents hosted the W S C S society with eight members and a prayer talk after a brief business session. A Baptist choir visit to Cameron sparked revival reports, while fires destroyed Lawrence Hayman’s quarries and damaged lumber. Obituaries and hospital stays affected several families as local clergy reported church progress and social visits continued through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila. Smith
Lawrence Hayman
Rockdale
J. D. Peeple
Clyde Franklin
Mary Peeple
Gause
Williard Peirce
St. Edwards Hospital
Swain Supt
The
Bryan Dist
Methodist Church
Milano
Don Beere
Don E
San Antonio
E. C. Wilson
Larry
Garry
Willard Peirce
Pierce family visits uncle. Isaac Newton Graham builds homes
Mr and Mrs Williard Pierce and Miss Marylene Peirce visit their uncle Clint Peirce in Newton Hospital Sunday evening with reports of his improving. Archie Newton Graham is building two new homes in Milano to be rental properties, addressing local housing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard Pierce
Marylene Peirce
Clint Peirce
Newton Hospital
Archie Newton Graham
Milano
Rosebud Couple Planned to Wed April 3
The marriage of Miss Carol Jean Franz of Rosebud to Mr. John David Moseley of Cameron is announced by her parents. The wedding will be held April 3 at six o'clock in the Rosebud Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Jean Franz
Rosebud
John David Moseley
Cameron
Arvin Franz
Miss Franz
Jesse Moore
Bob Trojan
Billy Lanier
Paul Moore
John
Carol
Connie Cochran
Rosebud High School
Earl Moseley
Yee High School
South West Texas State College
U. S. Navy
Miss Natalie Bynum Hosts Three Arts Club Event
In Milam Coffee Shop, Miss Natalie Bynum acted as hostess to the Three Arts Club with Mrs. Helene Wells absent. Mrs. George Bowman presided, and Mrs. Norma Wilson from the State Welfare Department spoke on welfare work. Two new members were elected, including Mrs. Louis McKee, while refreshments were served and Easter seals prepared for mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Bynum
Three-Arts
Milam
Helene Wells
George Bowman
Henry Michalka
Norma Wilson
State Welfare Department
Rockdale
Welfare Department
Louis McKee
Carol Green
Dana Kestenbaum
Rotary Service Discussed By D Kestenbaum
Dana Kestenbaum outlined Rotary's four acres of service at the Milam Coffee Shop meeting. He covered Community Vocational International and Club service as members planned the District Assembly on April 1 at the Presbyterian Church. George Marshi District Governor and Hinton Pruett led the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Dana Kestenbaum
Milam
George K. Marshi
Rory Hinton Pruett
Bride To Be Dallie Green Honored At Breakfast
Dallie Green, bride to be of Lt. James Michael Moriarty, was honored at a Saturday breakfast hosted by Miss Martha Black at the Black home. Fifteen guests attended as Green departed for Ft. Benning Georgia to prepare for the April 5 wedding. The table featured white carnations mums and fern with strawberry biscuits wafers and coffee served by Mrs. William C. Black. Green received a piece of silver in her chosen pattern from Miss Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallie Green
James Michael Moriarty
Martha Black
Carl Co. Black
Ft. Ben
Georgia
William C. Black
Waco
Hoyte H D Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Hellas Home
Hoyte H D Club gathered at the home of Mrs Richard Hellas with Mrs Anton Hant as hostess. President Mrs Frank Hanel led a prayer for the United Nations and shared a report from the State home demonstration paper The Messenger. Members voted to send a birthday gift to a patient at Mexia State School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyte Ame
Eld
Richad Hellas
Anton Hant
United Nations
Frank Hanel
Frank Moran
T. R. Allen
Ollas
N. West Ij
Government Is Discussed At History Club
Mrs. John Rosson program chair and four Yee High School students led a History Club discussion on what todays youth will make of tomorrows government at Mrs. Graham Gillis home. Beatrice De Hard recited the American creed and Lou Wane Asher spoke on political parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rosson
Yee High School
History Club
Graham Gillis
Rosson
Beatrice de Hard
Lou Wane Asher
Franklin Moore
Rita Reed
J. P. Love
Famous Flower Show Judge To Speak At Belton
The Centennial Garden Club of Belton invites the public to a talk and flower arrangements by Mrs Arm strong Price at Alma Reevesch oel Mary Hardin Baylor College on April 8. Price, a national flower show judge and former manager of J Gregory Conway, hails from Corpus Christi and will draw attendees from Cameron and vict iy counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
Centennial Garden Club
Armstrong Price
Alma Reeveschoel
Mary Hardin Baylor College
Price
Corpus Christi
Cameron and Victiy
Pleasure and Profit clubs discuss public schools and future
Easter flowers and table decorations set the theme for the Pleasure and Profit clubs meeting at Mrs. Chandler's home. Mrs. Roy Hensley stressed education in a talk on Public schools a vital link to the future. Plans for a May tea to support Cameron Library were made. next meeting set for April 8 at 4 p.m. with Mrs. Varawsay hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Chandler
Roy Hensley
Richard Moseley
Te Tch
Cameron Library
H. G. Varawsay
Graham
Wednesday Club Sees Prize Wins At Brown Home
Every member attended the Wednes day Club meeting at Mrs. R. D. Brown's home. Mrs. George Childress won the top prize and Mrs. George Graves took the consolation prize as three tables enjoyed salad plates and iced tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Brown
George Childress
George Graves
Lions Club hears discussion on Cub Scouting program
Lions Club met at the Christian Church as John Pound Heart of Texas Council scout executive led a program on What is Cub Scouting. Wayne Mann introduced guests Mrs Bill Wallace Mrs Laberthe Rebers and Mrs Edwin Schiller who spoke on scouting and the Lions connection with the sponsoring club. TM A Perrin Texas comagent will present at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pound
Heart of Texas Council
Lions Club
Wayne Mann
Bill Wallace
Laberthe Rebersn
Edwin Schiller
Pound
A. Perrin
Txeas
TEL Class Meeting at Mrs Dobbins Home
The TEL Class of First Baptist Church met for a regular business session Wednesday at Mrs Mamie Dobbins home. Mrs C D Ford presided in the absence of the president. Mrs W W Fanning led prayer and Mrs I N West gave a Romans devotion before a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mamie Dobbins
C. D. Ford
W. W. Fanning
I. N. West
Mrs Monroe Hosts Progressive Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs Dana Monroe was hostess to the Progressive Bridge Club, welcoming members for an afternoon gathering and card play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Monroe
Progressive Bridge Club
Spring social features flowers and prizes at Humble event
An arrangement of purple irises and spring flowers decorated the home. Three tables of players had candy on each, and Mrs. D. G. Humble won the high prize. Refreshments of cookies coffee and collettes were served by the hostess. Guests included Mrs. Niley Smith and Mrs. Bob Abel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Humble
Niley Smith
Bob Abel
Walkers Creek H D Members Discuss Flower Arrangement
Mrs Minnie Sager hosted the Walkers Creek Home Demonstration Club meeting on Wednesday March 24 at 2 p.m. Twelve members and two guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkers Creek H. D
Minnie Sager
Walkers Creek Home
Flower arranging demonstration at club meeting noted
Mrs. Melvin Dorner and Mrs. Gladys Dusek attended as the club conducted prayer and roll call then business. Mrs. Dusek demonstrated flower arrangement while Mrs. Sager provided sandwiches cake and coffee. The next meeting is set for April 14 at Mrs. Q L Hightower's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Dorner
Gladys Dusek
Fort Worth visitors call on local residents over weekend
B N Goodwin and Mrs Ed wards of Ft Worth visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Vince KE Lesikar over the week end. They also saw Mrs Ed wards brother Archie McLarren and her mother Mrs Carrie McLerran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. N. Goodwin
Mrs. Edwards
Ft. Worth
Vince KE. Lesikar
Edwards
Archie McLarren
Carrie Mclerran
Jesse Ray Stevens Visits Mother After Weekend
A-3c Jesse Ray Stevens stationed at Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Mae Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Ray Stevens
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio
Mae Stevens
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Milano News
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Dan Robinson
Peirce
Carol Franz
Pugker
Womens Rayon
Bays
Society In the News
3-Arts Club
D. Kestenbaum
Hoyte
Bron
Lions
Dominion
Mits
TEL
Mrs. Monroe
Progressive Club
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