Community Notes Share Weekend Visits Across Town
The column lists numerous local households hosting relatives and friends from Victoria Houston Frisco Temple Waller Bryan Oklahoma City Irving and Port Arthur. It mentions travel between Cop peras Cove Bartlett Temple Nava sopa and Fort Worth for family gatherings and birthday suppers, with notes on hospital stays and a new home foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Guillote
Karl Hawke
Tim
Janice Mundine
Susan Hawke
Copperas Cove
Susan
Brenda Jane Tate
Victoria
Marvin Petty Penny Graves
Houston
Rufus Graves
James Andrews
Angleton
Randy Mitchum
Frisco
Blanche Mitchum
Alvin Rinn
H. J. Falender
Oklahoma City
Zane
Bales
Temple
Plaine Bales
É. P Purcell
Irving
Ellender
George Young
Fort Worth
Teresa Stokte
Scott and White Hospital
Curtis Rhodes
Carey Wayne Offield
J. C. Walker
Touston
Minnie Lee Collier
Parla
Jane Blaylock
Hiram Walke
Julian
Janie Pope
Horner Pope
Elvin Walker
Port Arthur
Clifford Walker
Bartlett
Homer Pope
Robert Campbell
Navasota
San Gabriel Baptists Welcome Summer Music Worker
San Gabriel Baptist Church held a fellowship Saturday night to welcome Miss Mary Sue Lallar of Dallas, a summer music worker who will lead both adult and youth choirs Monday through Friday. Attendees included Nora Catchings, Dolly and Jennifer Stolte, Stephen Stolte, and Mrs. Bill Clark. Local residents and visitors traveled from Houston and Austin for events and family gatherings throughout the weekend. Funeral services were held for Effie Mae Shavers in Taylor, sister-in-law to R. M. Shavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hersch
San Gabriel Baptist Church
Mary Sue Lallar
Dallas
Nora Catchings
Dolly
Jennifer
Stephen Stolte
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
H. D. Kay
Troy
F W Worley
Allen Conn
Peggy White
R. M. Shavers
Theresa Stoke
Scott and White Hospital
Billie B. Clark
Sons of
Houston
Bill Clark
Paul Graves
Sharp
Effie Mae Shavers
Cyclone SPJST Breaks Ground For Lodge Building
Groundbreaking for SPJST Lodge 24 in Cyclone occurred Sunday at 3 50 pm after the lodge meeting in Flag Hall. The five acre site south of Flag Hall will house a steel framed all electric air conditioned building costing about 40000, with officers from Temple present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spjst Lodge No. 24
Flag Hall
Supreme Lodge
Temple
Lodge 24
Spjist
Eugene Haisler
Charles Amos
A. J. Martinec
Jerry Zavodny
Henry Mares
Jerry Cabla
Franklin Martinec
Jen Zaboik
Leonard Mikeska
F. J. Geistman
Dan Hoelscher
I. J. Bedrich
Mollie Zavodny
Buckholts School Opens August 28
Buckholts will begin the 1969-70 term August 28 with classes from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. Supt. Leon Brady says buses run regular routes and lunches are served opening day. New faculty include Tim Johnson and Lee B. Robinson among others. returning staff listed with assignments. The calendar extends to May 26 with holidays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckholts
Leon Brady
Tim Johnson
Dublin
Sam Houston
Stephanie Nash
Temple
Mary Hardin-Bay
Martha Henry
Fort Worth
Bartlett
MILB
Charles Behrens
Wilma Whittington
Lois Cauthen
Jimmy Hauk
Griffin Barrett
Kenneth Aycock
John Mekush
Anna Luksa
W. H. Malovets
Reunion set for T Patchers at Fort Worth Blackstone
The 38th Division Association will hold its annual reunion at the Blackstone Hotel Fort Worth August 29 30 and 31 Special guest will be Gen Fred J Walker Retired who commanded the division during the Velletri breakthrough and Rome drive Payne V Rucker publicity chairman for the association invites all members of the 36th Division to attend Also notes visits by Mr and Mrs Burnett and Mr and Mrs Burgess to the Whites over the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
38Th Division Association
T-Patch
Blackstone Hotel
Fort Worth
Fred JL. Walker
Velletri
Italy
Rome
Payne V. Rucker
Buckholts Intersection to Get New Signal Beacon
Gate Rep Dan Kubiak announces approval of a flashing beacon at the US 190 PM 1915 intersection in Buckholts. The Texas Highway Department will install it by Sept 1, 1968 as materials are gathered. District Engineer Joe G Hanover and Kubiak have coordinated the six month project to reduce traffic hazards in Buckholts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kubiak
Rockdale
Buckholts
Kubiak
Texas Highway Department
Joe G. Hanover
Local families host relatives and visitors in Clarkson area
Recent guests of Clarkson residents included S Sgt and Mrs Harry Chollett and children from Waco, Mrs Wilford Kurtz of Holland, and the Gern gross family from Temple. Many others visited kin in Ben Arnold, Dallas, Houston, and Cameron with outings at Lake Belton and crowded weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Blasien
Flo Chollett
Harry Chollett
Waco
Wilford Kurtz
Holland
Melvin Gerngross
Mark
Temple
Marilyn Hauk
Phyllis Hauk
W. D. Dodd
Amos Doskecil
Ben Arnold
J. A. Blassent
Robert Mays
Dallas
D. D. Harrison
Jerry
Neal Combs
Alexandria
Harrison
J. T Combs
Phil
Terry
Emil Skupin
David
Robert Skupin
New Braunfels
Henry Skupin
Rebecca
Houston
Steven
George Dodd
J. Hughes
Cameron
Lake Belton
Alfred Kohring
J.d Dashe
Hugo Miller
Monica
Louis Miller
Burlington
Diamond joins Alcoa as draftsman at Rockdale Works
Waco native James L. Diamond, recent graduate of James Connally Technical Institute, has been employed at Alcoa's Rockdale Works as a draftsman. He holds an Associate of Arts in Industrial Design from the Waco school and was listed on the Dean's Honor Roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Diamond
James Connally Technical Institute
Alcoa
Rockdale
Waco
Bloodmobile visit Aug 26 raises donor age limit and quota
American Red Cross and American Association of Blood Banks raise donor age to age 66 with physician consent for seniors. Cameron Bloodmobile visit set for August 26 at Methodist Fellowship Hall with a 71 unit quota and about 100 donors needed. Local sister Aloysius cites severe regional blood shortages and a past lack of available blood for hospitals in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red Cross Blood Center
American National Red Cross
American Association of Blood Banks
Cameron
Aloysius
Waco
Center
Methodist Fellowship Hall
T. J. Greenwalt
American National Red Cross Blood Program
American Association of Blood Bans
United States
Maysfield Guests From International Exchange and Local Visits
Friday visitors at Mrs. W. C. Cooper included Carl Coopers of Bastrop and exchange students Nareyasu Naka mura of Enzan Japan and Jean-Luc Doyle of Paris. Also present were the Coopers’ guests from Lions International Youth Exchange Program and other local relatives and travelers attending services and visits around Cameron and Barstow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Cooper
Carl Coopers
Bastrop
Nareyasu Nakamura
Enzan Japan
Nihon University i
Tokyo
Jean-Luc Doyle
Paris
France
Sorbonne University
Carl] Coopers
Lions International
John Thweatt
St. Edwards Hospital
Cameron
Joe
Charlotte Tyson
Frank Tyson
Houston
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Tracy
Guillote
Mr. Pope
Mr. Ellender
San Gabriel
Lee B. Robinson
W. A. L. Robinson
Laughlin Afb
Texas
Cam Ranh Bay AB
Vietnam
Cameron 2 Herald
8. T. Burnett
Freeport
Jimmy Burgess
Harry White
Holts
Clarkson
Cullen White
W. R. Westerman
Martha
Kay
Donald Ray White
Porter
Joe Hauk
W. W. Hauk
Paul Hauk
Paul Jr
Bryan
Furnece Hill
Baytown
Arlen Pringle
Doug Patrick
V. D. Dodd
Ft. Worth
Jack Briggs
C. I Richardsons
Joe Filadelflas
Tony Vartos
George Griffens
Robert Clarks
Jackie McColhém
Melissa
Glen Dodd
Kermit Kruger
Carmine
Otto Mayer
Diamond
SMS Meats
Hearne
Tol Brown
R. Co
Allen Cash Register
Tyler
Hobart
Globe
Stanley Moore
Valley Mills
Maysfield
J. P. Wise
Belle Tyson
Freman Irby
Mercedes
C. Trott
Barstow
Wise
Paula Massengale
Eddie Ellis
Huntsville
Marry Massengale
Carl Ireland
A. L. Massengale
Maysfield Presbyterian Church
Moen
Shige
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