Court House News from Milano and Rockdale area marriages
Miss Delphya Scott and Bob Lee Kirk wed as listed along with several other couples. Deeds show transfers in Rockdale Cameron Thorndale and Milano areas. new car listings appear for local buyers. Foster Penington dies. services held at Milano Baptist Church with burial in Hart Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Berry
Dan Robinson
Temple
Milano
Huntsville
Pearl Williams
McClenden
Relatves
Foster Penington
Milano Baptist Church
Hart Cemetery
Thomas Visit Home In Arkansas Reflects Changes
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thomas visited their boyhood home in Arkansas and found it changed. They were joined by daughter and son in law Lynn Lewis of Waco. Asa McGregor also visited Caldwell Monday with daughter and son in law Carl McKnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Thomas
Arkansas
Lynn Lewis
Waco
Asa McGregor
Caldwell
Carl McKnight
Draft Boards To Be Informed On Manpower
A state committee will inform draft and appeal boards on manpower trends in key fields. Chaired by Dean W. Woolrich, the committee includes P J Wacks and others from Humble Oil Chance Vought Celanese and Hughes Tool. It will advise boards and publish classifications data.
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Morris S. Schwartz
Selective Service
Paul L. Wakefield
W. R. Woolrich
College of Engineering
University of Texas, Austin
R. N. Dyer
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Houston
P. J. Wacks
Chance Vought Aircraft Co
Dallas
C. E. Leach
Celanese Corp
Corpus Christi
J. M. Delmar
Hughes Tool Co
Schwartz
Bulldogs trounce Rosebud Lions 27 to 0 in district clash
Bulldog offense dominates Rosebud as Charles Hobbs scores three touchdowns and Hubert Debose adds one. James Dickie adds the extra point. Rosebud only surrenders a safety in third quarter and two-point later. John Campbell connects eight of ten passes to Turner and Hobbs. Bulldogs drop their second district game and prepare for College Station.
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Rosebud Lions
Rosebud
Charles Hobbs
Bulldogs
Hubert Debose
James Dickie
Lions
Floyd Dickie
Bulldog
John Campbell
Turner
Hobbs
Taylor
Yee High Stadium
College Station
College Station 11
Buckhelts Eighth Grade Form The Flying Eagles Club
Buckhelts eighth graders met with sponsor Mrs Coy Arledge to form The Flying Eagles club and elected Lamar Gresak president Barton Fuchs vice president Sammy Skrahak secretary Joseph Chevalier treasurer Hal Lester Senkel reporter James Edward Glaser named October program chairman Other members include Stanley Joe Glaser Kathryn Svetlik and Ruth Ann Whitkin Buckholts PTA membership drive continues and plans for the Halloween carnival on October 22 were announced by Hal Lester Senkel club reporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckhelts
Coy Arledge
Flying Eagles
Lamar Gresak
Barton Fuchs
Sammy Skrahak
Joseph Chevalier
Hal Lester Senkel
James Edward Glaser
Stanley Joe Glaser
Kathryn Svetlik
Ruth Ann Whit
Tington
Buckholts
PTA
Miss Mary McClaren Ill at Newton Memorial Hospital
Miss Mary McClaren is reported ill at Newton Memorial Hospital and is doing satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McClaren
Newton Memorial Hospital
Rockdale Tigers Defeat Snook 156 to 0 in District Clash
Aycock High School Tigers from Rockdale routed Snook 156 to 0 in Rockdale on Wednesday night. Rockdale led 85 to 0 at halftime using all 92 players as they dominated district play and set a likely state scoring record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aycock
Ralph Johnson
Rockdale Lads
Rockdale
Rosebud
Waco B
Georgetown
Snook
Louis Wilson
Bob Robertson
Mickie McKee
Burlington KD Club elects new officers
Mrs. Roy Schonhoeft was elected president of the Burlington Home Demonstration Club at a Wednesday meeting held at the home of Mrs. Jack Heugattier. Other officers for the year include Mrs. Jack Heugattier as vice president and Mrs. (name incomplete) as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Schonhoeft
Burlington Home Demonstration Club
Jack Heugattir
Jack Heugattier
Club Meeting Notes Highlight Prayers Games and Reports
Dennis Klein serves as secretary and treasurer. The meeting opened with a club prayer and members sang Nearer My God To Thee. A recreation program directed by Mrs. Roy Schonhoeft and Mrs. Klein followed, with grooming benefits stressed by Mrs. Schonhoeft. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Heugatter. The next meeting, October 21 at Mrs. Klein’s home, will discuss Hot Water Pastry and Fruit Filling with county home demonstrator Alice Hughes present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Klein
Treassurer
Roy Schonhoeff
Klein
George Logan
Schonhoeft
Heugatter
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