Valley Mille Jaga Hosts Annual Valley Show Weekend
Valley Mille Jaga holds its annual home show at the high school football field this Friday afternoon with a street parade and evening performances. Host Nutt of Valley Mill presides while judge Lee Goforth and Rey Durie of Waco oversee judging. representatives from the Waco Longhorn Club, Marlin Empty Saddle Club, and Longhorn Clubs from Mart and Riesel attend. Afternoon judging includes quarter colts and mares across several age groups, foals from 1948 and earlier, grand champion mare and stallions, and quarter horse geldings. Palomino class features mares two and under and two years plus grand champion mare among six events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Mille Jaga
Ry Lns Cocarl
Waco Longhorn Club
Marlin Empty Saddle Club
Longhorn
Mart and Riesel
Horse show event details include multiple classes and breeds
The listing describes eleven grants or classes for a horse show including children's class rider up to fifteen years matched couples walking horses five gaited horses and other divisions such as palomino performance class ladies pleasure class plantation class walking horses five gaited horses reining class and barrel race.
Precautions To Observe To Prevent Poliomyelitis
Health officer Dr Geo W Cox reports early poliomyelitis cases this year in Texas and urges sanitation measures. Crackdowns on houseflies mosquitoes and rodents. improve garbage collection and safe water. install septic tanks if sewerage exists. wash raw produce. enforce dish sterilization in food establishments. close shops with staffing shortages to maintain cleanliness. avoid child overexertion and sick-home visits. watch for infantile paralysis signs and seek immediate medical help. Also notes Clifton visitors Clarence Humphries family from Frley New Mexico returning after two weeks with relatives. James Humphries to stay for school start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Department of Health
Geo. W. Cox
Clarence Humphries
Mary
Jimny
Fhrley
New Mexico
Clifton
B. W. Humphries
Mocks
Mr. Humphries
James Humphries
Neel Rites Held for Tyler Mason at Marvin Church
John J Neel of Clifton died after a rifle discharge while with Southwestern Bell workers in Tyler. Burial at Tyler Saturday followed a 1 pm Friday service conducted by Walter Kerr. He was born in Dublin Texas and active in Lions Club, Marvin Methodist Church, and Blue Lodge Mason. Survived by wife, father, sister, half sister, and stepchildren.
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Seinte
Aeon
Gull Staley Company
Tyler
Jobn J. Neat
Clifton
Walter Kerr
Marvin Metholge
Neel
Etn
Tetephone Company
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Mexia
Goes Beet
Dublin
Texas
Marvin Methodist Church
Blue Lodge
Tyler Lodge
Lions Club
State ‘Telephone Association
Palestine Telephone Company
Palestine
Mother Frances Hospital
John H
Thelma Schu
Oliver Strand
Jan
Doh
Wise
Schumacher
John H. Neel
John
T. Wilson
Johnye Low
Pastors Attend School Session at Southwestern University
Reverend Ernest D Piott of Clifton and Reverend Jimmie Job ley of Mosheima joined about four hundred ministers from five Texas and New Mexico denominations for the first session of the Texas Pastors School of Texas Methodism held July 30 to August 3 at Southwestern University Georgetown. Reverend Piott has attended Pastors School for about twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest D. Piott
Clifton
Jimmie Iobley
Mosheima
Texas Pastors’ School of Texas Methodism
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Piott
Southwestern
Texas
New Mex
White Family Reunion Brings Kin Together at Clifton Park
The White family of the Cayote area gathered at Clifton City Park Sunday for a reunion. Generous noon spread accompanied by many members from Aquilla Meridian Ennis Levelland Clifton and nearby towns attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Joe White with Barbara and David, Mr. and Mrs. Tye White, and Carl White among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. White
Cayote
Clifton
Ainser
Charlie Burleson
Kenneth
Aquilla
Will McMillan
Guy Mix
Levelland
Moran Dunlap
Joe White
Barbara
David
Billy Joe Neeley
Meridian
Ennis
Tom White
Ira
Arthur ‘White
Jesse White
Pat White
James
Dick White
Tye White
Billi Fzpier
von, Doank
Cit
the Park
Carl White
Koppert
Omar Robinson
A. ‘Duncan
Elmo Harvey
Larry
Stewart Hostess to J C Y Bridge Club
Mrs EK Stewart hosted the J C Y Bridge Club on Friday August 3 at her home with summer flowers enhancing the decor. Prizes went to Mrs SL Witcher high score, Mrs Rot faldridge second high, and Mrs Ross Hancock high guest. traveling prize to Miro Hulen Aars for the last slam. New officers elected: Mrs E L Stewart president Mrs N W Willett vice president and Mrs S L Witcher reporter. Next meeting August 17 with Mrs Orlette Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK Stewart
Rot. Faldridge
Ross Hancock
Miro
Hulen ‘Aars
E. £. Stewart
N. W. Willett
L. Witcher
Orlette Watson J
James M Fields Dies at 70 Funeral Aug 4
James M Fields 70 died at home Friday August in Bosque County after years of illness and two major operations. He served as a veterinarian for 48 years and was active in community roads schools and progress. Born July 7 1872 on Meridian Creek farm Tongue County he married twice and left a large family including Otto Maurice Clarence Ovie Reuben and two daughters. Survived by his wife and many relatives. Funeral Saturday August 4 at Cranfill Gap church officiated by Rev Milton Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Fields
James Marton Fields
Cran Tao
Cha
Milton Cunningham
Tr. Fields
Mr. Fields
Fielda
Lover
Is ‘Earch
James W. ‘ Pields
Meridian Creek
Tongue County
Bosque
Mr. Pill
Diss
Nystel
Harm
Cranfils Gap
Afr
Field
Wisit
Otto
Moody
Amarillo
Clarence
Gap
Maurice
Fairy
Ovie
Hale Center
Reuben
Cramills Gap
le Worrell
Austin
Steagle McAdams
Delhast
Sperade
Mor
Amy Dallas
Sarah Goulcber
Trento Ie
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Perenne
Hulme’s
HULME
Hone
Mercury
E. E. Stewart Motors
Fieldcrest
Mee Ciife
Stewart
J. C. Y. Bridge Club
Children’s Hospital
Waco
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