Jones Prairie social notes mirror a busy weekend
Mrs. A L Burnett and Mrs I L Parker visited friends while Edna McKinney traveled to Austin. Many locals hosted, visited, or traveled to Cameron, Brownwood, Belton, Waco, and Houston for family and church events with numerous birthday celebrations and a large Easter egg hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Burnett
I. L. Parker
Hickman
Edna McKinney
Jim Baskin
Austin
Raymond Walker
Jerry
Midlothian
Bruce Lindsey
M-Set
John Atkinson
Air Force
San Antonio
W. A. Atkinson
Cameron
G. W. Roden
Cotton Valley
Jones Prairie
R. K. Fontaine
Mr. Roden
Henry Roden
Victoria
Billy Fontaine
Joe McGann
Jack Handcock
Beaumont
Billy
Fontaine
D. B. Douglass
Thomas Garrett
Bryan
Lovelace Jamison
Waco
Jamison
LeRoy Massengale
Jamie Jones
Bailey Jones
Joe Jamison
Hope Jamison
Paul Jamison
Sarah
Freeport
Rosebud
Maysfield
Louise Jamison
Belton
J. A. Jamison
Joan Clark
Baylor University
Little River Church
FHDA
Brownwood
Floyd Swanzy
Ben Arnold
Paul Arnold
T. B. Stidham
J. C. Comar
Jack Stidham
Patsy
Jackie
Lampasas
Comar
Lois Brown
St. Edward Hospital
Bill McKinney
Pat
Tim
Fort Worth
H. P. McKinney
Lavert McKinney
Ackers
S. M. Harrell
Evelyn
Hause School
C. W. Neal
Clyde III
Angleton
J. A. McKinney
Ethel McKinney
Jones Prairie Home
Milano
Johnnie K. Haddox
John Edmond
Dan Robinson
Temple Hospital
Darrel Boon
Dorothy McClenden
A. P. Jones
Alva Blackman
R. L. Myrick
Lila Smith
Boon
Mary Peeples
John Burns
Houston
Emma Jackson
Rockdale
Bell James
Sam Taylor
L. B. Dukes
Marshall Pontell
Taylor
Verna Finney
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Elmer Russell
Geral Vinton
Mrs. Taylor
Lovell
Oklahoma
Little River Philosopher Doubts TV Claims on Delinquency
A Cameron area letter argues television will not reduce child delinquency. The author compares TV to radio and tractors, predicting similar outcomes for Congress and delinquency with or without TV. He criticizes education and privilege as causes and notes skepticism of new gadgets’ social impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River
Johnson Grass
Marlow
New York
Congress
New Coliseum Opens April 11 in Waco
Formal opening for McLennan County's Heart Of Texas Coliseum is set for April 11 and 12 with free public open houses. The venue seats 7,638 for rodeos and ice shows and can add 4,000 floor seats for conventions and basketball events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLennan County
Texans
Heart of Texas
Draft Board Accepting Books For Service Men
The Dallas Morning News reports the Draft Board invites book donations for armed forces through the Selective Service. Books may be sent to State Headquarters in Austin or dropped at the local draft board office and will be shipped to military service members. Donations should be left by April 13 at the Milam County Draft Board on North Central Street in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Morning News
Selective Service
State Headquarters
Selective Service System
Austin
Draft Board
Milam County Draft Board
North Central Street
Cameron
Worthy Visits Cameron From Rogers After Long Absence
A. C. Worthy, longtime Bell county resident, traveled from Rogers to Cameron on Monday to visit friends. This marked his first return to the area in several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Worthy
Bell County
Cameron
Mr. Worthy
Rogers
H F Harris Celebrates 71st Birthday
H F Harris marked his seventy first birthday on Tuesday March 31 and has lived in the area since 1809.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Harris
Community Party for Sharp seniors at gym
The Sharp senior class hosts a community party at Sharp gym on April 3. Admission is 20 and 30 cents, and everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharp
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Irving’s Dept. Store
Milam Motel
Mrs
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E. A. Perrin