Rosebud HD Girls Style Show At Local Shop
Mrs Bonnie Donovan organized a style show at The Specialty Shop for Rosebud High School Home Making Department girls. Fifty attendees modeled cotton dresses bathing suits and evening gowns chosen by Mrs Dixie Stafford and Mrs Donovan. Mothers Mrs Bill Beckworth and Mrs Phil Krause accompanied the group while iced drinks and souvenirs were served.
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Rosebud HD
Bonnie Donovan
Rosebud High School
Dixie Stafford
Donovan
Bill Beckworth
Rosebud
Phil Krause
Burlington
James Michalka Wins Will Rogers Scholarship at U of T
James Michalka a University of Tears student received a Will Rogers scholarship worth 915 dollars announced by the Regents. He is a Yee High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Michalka of Cameron. Friends celebrate the news of his award among total fellowships of 26000 dollars.
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U of T
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Yee High School
Ralph Michalka
Cameron
Mrs Nina Wilkerson and Misses Stedman and Moore Visit Austin
Mrs Nina Wilkerson joined Miss Minnie Stedman Miss Bill Stedman and Mrs Bessie Moore for a Sunday visit in Austin delivering a brief social update from the trip and noting their stay in the Texas capital.
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Nina Wilkerson
Minnie
Bill Stedman
Bessie Moore
Austin
Flood Control Hailed by R L Batte Over Miller Springs Dam
R L Batte head of Batte Industries praises a half million dollar appropriation for the Miller Springs Dam after a conference committee agreement. The project is the first step in a 15 million-dollar plan to control Little River floods, protect Brazos Basin lands, and conserve Texas water resources.
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Miller Springs
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Senate
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United States
Truman slams Congress in Spokane address
President Truman denounces the 80th Congress as the worst in history during a Pacific Northwest leg of his tour. He urges continued session to push housing and price control, blasts Republican leadership, and asks the Communications Workers of America to vote out lawmakers in November. He ties labor act fallout to voters.
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Miss Lilian Atkinson Week End Guest at Maysfield
Miss Lilian Atkinson was a weekend guest of her brother Hubert Atkinson and family at Maysfield.
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Lilian Atkinson
Hubert Atkinson
Maysfield
Luncheon for Save The Children Federation Held At Milam
Thirty eight attendees gathered at the Milam Coffee Shop on Friday June 4 for a Save the Children Federation luncheon. Mary Randolph welcomed guests and introduced speaker Mrs. J R Hillman area director from Bryan who discussed the federation history and activities. Mrs J L Brock of Bryan gave the address, as a leader in religious civic and social affairs with a focus on child welfare.
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Save the Children Federation
Milam Coffee Shop
Cameron
Rockdale
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Milam County
Political Announcements for Milam County Citizens
The Herald releases nominations for July 24 1948 Democratic primary. W R Poage seeks Congress Kyle Vick State Senator Frank M Haley Henry G Lehman represent 65th district Fred Jackson A N Green H F Paschall represent 64th district Dan Tyson County Judge Roy Vaughan Grady Allen seek District Clerk positions.
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Fred Jackson
A. N. Green
H. F. Paschall
Roy Vaughan Grady Allen
Community leaders discuss children's security luncheon
The Promotion Committee chair of the SCF in Bryan and a State Board member spoke on what communities owe the children. Mrs Brock stressed every child’s right to feel secure, urging citizen action through SCF. The federation plans annual luncheons. Mrs James McMillian and Mrs Effie White Cox visited Mrs Rosa Kemp Adams for the weekend.
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Brock
Federation
James McMillian
Effie White Cox
Dallas
Rosa Kemp Adams
Cox
Effie White
Butcher Drops 100 Feet But Not Injured
A butcher who plunged a 100 foot drop the other day survived unhurt in what witnesses call an extraordinary accident. No injuries reported and details remain unclear.
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