Union Hill Reunion Highlights Long Standings Ties
The Union Hill student teacher reunion gathered at the M A Bynum farm and Ben Day farm on Saturday June 7. Ex students and oldest attendees Mrs Annie Deavers and Willie Andrews were honored, Wickham Smith elected president for 1977, a style show featured outfits from 1900 to 1975, and former Union Hill teachers were reorganized.
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Union Hill
M. A. Bynum Farm
Ben Day Farm
Sun- Avcildoot
Arthur Amundson
Koppers
Annie Deavers
Willie Andrews
Neil Amundson
Clifton
Wickham Smith
Kopper
Alma Day Whitlock
Morgan
Floyd Perry
Beaumont
Dorothy Bynum Moffit
Fort Worth
Pearl Amundson Mickelson
Houston
Art Club Outgrows Space Moves to Civic Center
The Bosque County Art Club now meets at the Civic Center Tuesdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Members bring a sack lunch and are invited to visit. Monthly outings occur. last Saturday five members visited City Hall and attended the Bond's Alley Show in Hillsboro.
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Bosque County Art Club
Civic Center
City Hall
Hillsboro
Tri County League Installs New Officers in Hamilton
The Tri County League of Vocational Nurses installed officers for the coming year in the fellowship hall of the First United Methodist Church Hamilton. Nelline Riley as president Eula Wagner as vice president Nancy Chaney secretary Bonnie Clark treasurer Marie Miller reporter Ley Patton parliamentarian. The group plans to attend the Texas League state convention in Waco June 19 to 21 with 15 delegates.
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Tri County League of
Fellowship Hall
First United Methodist Church
Hamilton
Geraldine Warren
R.N
Tri-County League
Bosque
Erath Counties
Sville
Waco
Texas League of Vocational Nurses
Waco Plaza
Lou Patton
Stephenville
Marie Miller
Clifton
Johnnie Clark
Stephanville
Nancy Chaney
Elsie Hendricks
Eula Wagner
Nelline Riley
R. N
Texas farmers urged to return 1974 Census reports
The Bureau of the Census mails appeals to 99 000 Texas farmers to send back completed 1974 Census of Agriculture reports. January mailings reached 223 thousand farms. 69 percent returned or accounted for. Final follow ups and June 30 closeout. Telephone outreach urged for nonrespondents. Everyone who received a farm form should return it even if not actively farming.
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Texas
Bueau
Bureau
Census urges farmers to respond for accurate county data
Dorothy Whitson of the Bureau of the Census stresses mandatory response by law and confirms confidentiality of individual farm data. Farmers may use records or estimates, and returns are vital for county and state agriculture statistics influencing suppliers, marketing, and future input programs.
Higher cost furnishings linked to new smoke resistant standards
Mrs. Jane Berry of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service predicts higher prices and limited fabric choices as the Consumer Product Safety Commission proposes standards to make household items impervious to careless handling of cigarettes.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
Jane Berry
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
Presbyterian Women Gather for June Meeting
Presbyterian Women met at Mrs. Phil Gilliam’s home for a potluck luncheon. Reports, a Bicentennial packet purchase, and donations to the Camping Program were approved. Plans included library work, prayer boxes, and a September report on new memorial books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Gilliam
Glen Schooneverg
Frank H. Hesak
Mardi Jones
Presbytery Women’s Council
Presoyerians
W.D. Goodall
M. B. Jameson
Vollnteers
Horak
Glen Schoeneberg
Presbyterian Church
United Church of Christ
Homemaking talk and family roles highlighted in study group
Mrs Verna Fox led a discussion on homemaking focusing on wives responsibilities with husbands as partners. Glen Sheeneberg led closing prayer as part of the meeting while Reverta Dix from the Texas Agricultural Extension Service spoke on shared child rearing roles and the impact of paternal involvement on boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Fox
Tempe
Jesus
Jerusalem
Son of God
Mrs. Fox
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
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Jung Weue
Carrie Duvall Standefer
Juanita Werley
Mary Sue Frey
Jewel Billings Gillaspie
Irene Johnson
Meridian
Oleta Day
Billie Day
Melany Zimmerman
Forft Worth
Lyle Reagan
Creburne
Margaret Johnson Parsley
Conrole
Union Hill School
Art Beat
Golf Club
Bosque Valley Club
Meridian, Texas
INES
Asur
Oellmead Drive
Lifton Agency
Ofice IN
RHONE
Dorothy Whitson
Bureau of the Census
T. H. Wilcox
Sec
Clifton Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars
U.S.A
Robert E. Binford
Riverside Dr
American Legion
Selmer Erickson
Oliver Reesing
Clifton Chapter & Council
Clifton, Texas
Presbyterian
Fence Sale
Drake
Fence & Gate CO
Glenrose
The
Reverta Dix
Chidren
Mclroy’s Pest Control
Texas Pest Control Association
Johnny Crawford
Smith’s Mobil Service
N. A
Clifton Record
Bosque County
West 5Th Street
Coryell, Hill, McLennan
Erath
Johnson, Somervell
Hamilton Counties
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