Jones Prairie Jamisons Host Holiday Guests
Holiday gatherings fill the Jones Prairie Jamison home during the Fourth of July with relatives from Freeport Arlington and Santa Fe visiting family events include a Rockdale celebration and a Sweet family reunion in Ben Arnold. A birth is announced in Freeport and guests travel from Brownwood Lampasas and Houston to join local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Drennan
Bill Drennan
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Walter Senkel
Jack Yewell
Michael and
Jerry
Mission
Curtis Phipps
Doyle and Jerry
Austin
Ernest Senkel
Paul and
del Jeane
Belmena
Billy Hauk
Bryan
Victor Hughen
Paul Arnold
Paul Jr
Van
Brownwood
S. S. Hickman
W. L. Hughes
Cleburne
Dwight Moody
Tom
Nancy
David Hudson
Cameron
Arthur Lang
Dallas
W. D. Rosewell
Waco
Ethel McKinney
J. A. McKinney
Caffey’s Celebrate 25th Anniversary With Garden Party
Mr and Mrs Ralph Caffey marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a garden party at their Sharp home. About 150 guests attended. Doris Bell Doss registered arrivals and helpers included Mrs Kenneth Gifford Anita Ruth Caffey and Mrs Henry Brokenbush. The setup featured carnations a three tiered pink cake with silver bells and crystal napkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Caffey
Sharp
Doris Bell Doss
Kenneth Gifford
Anita Ruth Caffey
Henry Brokenbush
Cacti Used For Medicines Food And Feed Across Economies
Cacti serve multiple economic roles including medicine production intoxicants and cattle feed. The plant's versatile applications span pharmaceutical uses nutritional value and livestock sustenance across regions.
Harris Haney wedding unites New Mexico couple
Mrs. Betty Haney and Mr. Joe Harris wed on July 2 in New Mexico. Harris is a Sharp High School and SWTSCS graduate, son of Roy and Mrs. Harris of Sharp and a Garden City Kansas resident. The bride hails from Dodge City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Haney
Joe Harris
New Mexico
Harris
Roy Harris
Sharp
Garden City
Kansas
Dodge City
Sharp High School
Swtscs
Clarkson Dodd Weekend Guests From Across Texas
Weekend visitors listed include Kansas City Kansas guests Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dodd and Jimmy. Ft Worth guests Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Richardson and family. Walkers Creek guests Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dodd and son. Rosebud and Clarkson area guests Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dodd and son and Mr. and Mrs. George Dodd and family. Several local host families hosted relatives from Houston, Milano, Bryan, Dallas, Smiley, and Barclay with multiple Sunday gatherings and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Dodd
Inez
H. L. Dodd
Jimmy
Kansas City
Kansas
Joe Filadelfica
C. E. Richardson
Ft. Worth
Alvin Dodd
Walkers Creek
Clarence Dodd
Rosebud
George Dodd
Clarkson
W. W. Hauk
Marilyn
Oscar Townson
Houston
John Wimberly
Patricia
Robert Wimberly
Hugh Wimberly
Milano
Butch Hauk
Amos Doskocil, Jr
Bryant
Billy Ernst
Barclay
Louis Skala
Lillie
T. W. Garrett
Bryan
Fort Worth
John Garrett
Joe Hauk
Bob Todd
Robert
D. D. Harrison
Jerry
Dallas
O. J. Rhodes
Smiley
J. A. Blasienz
Blasienz
T. W. Garretts
Holiday Guests Visit Maysfield Dallas Figures
Mr and Mrs Hal Ar mstid and others from Dallas spent the Fourth with their families. Miss Maurine House of Satem visited her aunt. Mrs E D Kelso returned home after Denton visit. Several relatives from Rogers Freeport Austin Philadelphia Pa visited in week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Starnes
Sandra
Freeport
Hope Jamison, Jr
Jamison
Hope Jamison, Sr
Hal Armstid
Smith
Dallas
John Thweatt
Maurine House
Satem
Ethel Massengale
E. D. Kelso
Denton
Henry Ashcraft
Bert Ray
Rogers
Nolan Wombie
Dock Thweatt
Ralph Massengale
Roy Newton
Billy Freeman
Austin
W. C. Freeman
Bob Wise
Bob, Jr
Joyce
Karl
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
J. P. Wise
Early commerce used speech and visuals before writing
The article notes that initial commercial advertising relied on oral messages or images since writing had not yet been developed, reflecting primitive marketing methods.
Sharp Residents Welcome Guests Over 4th Of July Weekend
Local families hosted relatives and friends visiting from Buckholts Temple Robstown Brady Abilene San Antonio and Dallas. The social round included confirmations at St Paul Lutheran in Columbus and funeral services in Cameron. Several families moved or hosted weekend visits across Sharp and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Spiegel
Geo. L. Schroeder
Arthur Inge
Buckholts
Columbus
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Schroeder
Judy Nell Schroeder
Inge
L. A. Petty
Louis Rinn
Lola Petty
San Marcos
Norman Key
Kathy
Hicks Garners
Key
Dyess Afb
Abilene
Luther McDonald
Cecil Middleton, Jr
Maclyn
Patti
John Clark
Temple
First Baptist Church
Cameron
Brady
Myrtle Robinson
Minnie Kelley
Max Rinn
Agnes Rinn
Malitta Galler
Galler's
Sharp
James Schwarz
Diane of
Wallis
Willie Schwarz
L. N. McDonald
Ray Middleton, Jr
Port Lavaca
Dennis McDonald
Major
Eugene Schultz
San Antonio
Dennis McDonalds
Raney Petty
Hicks Garner
Bert Holcomb
Dallas
Bob Garner
Lubbock
Harry Karthauer
Kin
Brenham
Frank Gamble
Birth of John Kelley in Houston to Mr and Mrs Clark
Introducing John Kelley seven pounds six ounces born June 30 in a Houston hospital to Mr and Mrs B B Clark. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paul Graves of Sharp and Mr and Mrs Bill Clark of San Gabriel. John Kelley has a brother James Thomas who turns three on October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Roy Little
Arlington
William Michael
W. J. Fontaine
Bill Proctor
Palestine
J. D. Martin
Proctor
Rockdale
Jim Clark
B. B. Clark
Houston
Paul Graves
Bill Clark
San Gabriel
John Kelley
Sharp
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Leon Wilson
Mexico
Harris-Haney
Sarah T. Hughes
Supreme Court
Texas Power & Light Company
Maysfield
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CEL
Btracas Catalaws
Pol
Johan C. White
Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Coffman
Linda
McAllen
Fred Coffman
J. F. Dowling
Joanne
Frank
Jack
Fort Smith
Ark
J. K. Dunham
Dolph Dunhams
Buffalo
Dowlings
Killeen
Jeff Wilson
Robstown
Fred Wilson
James Thomas
Citizens National Bank
Banking Counsel
Wayne B. Wieser
Atl
Fisher
Chevy
Chevrolet
Hevrolet
Earle Pearson Chevrolet
Cameron, Texas
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