An Unclear Visit and Family Encampment Details
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a visit to Nolanville to see relatives and attend a church encampment in San Francisco and New Mexico. Names appear garbled, mentioning Bill Case, Paula, and Mr. and Mrs. L N Cass, with scattered references to attendance by local families and a few other individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolanville
Church of
Kee Hi Alexander
U. S. Cos
San Fran
Lea
New Mexico
Art Ranahoaoe
Bill
Dar
Mire
Bill Case
Tare
Paula
An Antonio
Mrr
Cass
Sieh Fisit
Aataher
Led
Clifton
Ena
Borda
Jack Thurman
Lions Hear Report From Midgets Aug 8
Lions heard a report from the Clifton Midget football team after games with Vattey Mills Meridian and others. Lions noted donations of 26 by the American Legion and food by mothers friends and sponsors. A plan was discussed to sponsor an Explorer Troop and a Girl Scouting group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Lions Club
Fed
Tiny Fale
Lad Ridian
Ita
Ace
Vattey Mills
Meridian
Gillam
Lions
American Legion
Bate
TM. Solberg
Lion Garr
Stati
Clifton
Lion Cris Pierson
Rip
Lions International
Chicago
Clint Hennig
D.M. Puckett
Hennig
Alvin Lions Club
Puckett
Highway Department
Gitton
Crux Gap
Dinner and Gifts for Honoree Draw Relatives Nearby
A parish hall gathering featured a large number of relatives and friends, with guests registering before gifts were presented to the honoree. Attendees enjoyed fruit punch, cookies, and mints, while piano selections provided during visiting hours.
Gap Civic Society Welcomes New Members and Guest Speaker
The Gap Civic Society met in the School Auditorium on Thursday afternoon, August 10. Three new members joined: Mrs. Ovie Brummett, Mel Jim Jonison, and Mrs. J. M. Bailey. Virgil B. Moody of the state Health Department spoke on safe water, regular testing, dairy and plant coalitions, and garbage disposal. The group looks forward to Moody meeting with local youth later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crenrills Gap Civic Society
Ovie Brummett
Jim Jonison
J. ML. Bailey
Guy Finstad
Virgil B. Moody
State Department of Health
Moody
Dairies
Fee
Clara Bridger Honored With Shower in Smith Bend
Miss Lou Clara Bridger bride elect of Memphis man Tommy W Stone was honored with a miscellaneous shower Friday afternoon from 4:00 to 6:00 at the home of Mrs. Martin Anderson in this city. Hostesses were Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. B L Jenkins. Guests signed the bride’s book, viewed a receiving line with the bride and her mother Mrs W W Bridger, enjoyed fruit punch dainty sandwiches olives cookies and mints, and gifts were opened on a linen damask table with garden flowers and other arrangements in the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incl
Mas Cavert Hala
B. W. Schroeder
F. A. Prasehas
Eman Schroeder
Nadine Prescher
Doris Schroeder
Mia
Rowin Conrad
Winona’ Schroeder
Hostenson
Wee
Calvert Helms
Edwin Conrad
W. B. Hampe
Frits Presleher
Walter Preacher
E. 0. Pres Jehor
I. O. Behroeder
Lou Clara Bridger
Smith Bend
Tommy W. Stone
Memphis
Martin Anderson
Anderson
B. L. Jenkins
Miss Bridger
Er Adate
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Dallas
Texas
D. Schraider
Grand Prairie
Laura Jock
Valley Milla
Clyde Barber
Ols
Bekroeder and
Vernon
Jesse L. Ann
Houston
Groff
Ernest Groff
Henry J. Groft
Oscar Graft
Georg Groff
San Angelo
Bre
Delbert Ang
Whittier
Lorraine
C. McDowell
Mra
Angus Ja
Marshall King
Dolorve
J. F. Jonson
Burrell
Clinton Thay
Raymond Hovend
Rita Ann
Fort [Worth
Ruby Ludwig Bolles
Austin
Mises Lavern
Alleen
Ans
Temple
Dennis Jahi
Dennis Odell
Dolores
Mardell Siepert
Waco
Ida ‘Trueds
L. Brunken
Marcy
Batty
Carlene
Charles Keith
Taylor
Mee
Roy Jang
Burnet
Joe Anz
Hoaddy
Alex
Annis
Ang
Henry Anz
Mero
Hugo Anz
Doris
Hugo Jr
Uacate
Sehr
Oscar
KBE
Ioane
Ape
Sas Chest Ann
Clarence
Iia
Ted Ane
Jowen
Arnold Anz
Betty Lou
Henry
RQ. Allen
Curtis
Milton and
Jerry
Frances Chambers
Janice Collins
F. Schule
Wetson Peed & Hatebury
Mealth
GAP
Civic Society
Clara Bridger
Anderson Cafe
Vice Drug Store
Sas, Texas
Ami
America
Loadapace
Wal Usm
Spurx Advance
Camegrou
Seiet Pons Sini Dram
Doug Slacomenes
Sreg-Gri
Scion
Ted Fon Anlar Corral
Ford
E. E. Stewart Motors
Puriia
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