Bosque County 4-H Girls Dress Revue Participants
A Bustling Dress Revue at Meridian State Park on June 10 showcased Bosque County 4-H girls. Listed participants span Meridian Cranfills Gap Iredell Valley Mills and include division winners Alice Radde Darla Ann Simmons and Sheryl Williams with many others in several grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County 4-H
Meridian State Park
Back Row
Alice Radde
Meridian
Angela Blue
Bettye Viertel
Carla Ann Simmons
Belinda Eisen
Cranfills Gap
Julia Ann Patrick
Linda Sue Conner
Iredell
Jan Alexander
Claudia Trigg
Sheryl Williams
Sarah Herod
Brenda Alford
Norma Bullard
Judy Rogstad
Janice
Darla Ann Simmons
Linda Conner
Crawfills Gap
Hird
Carolyn Reierson
Joyce Blackman
Ann Anderson
Karen Knudson
Linda Avery
Bosque County 4 H Dress Revue Winners Named
The Record lists top scorers in the Bosque County 4 H Dress Revue across sub-junior junior and senior divisions. Winners and ties are noted for posture outfit construction and clothing record scores with readers names and towns such as Meridian Cranfills Gap Valley Mills Iredell and Mid land mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
Tergerson Reunion Held at St. Olaf Church Cranfills Gap
The W. T. Tergerson Family Reunion met on June 12 at St. Olaf Lutheran Church in Cranfills Gap with morning services and a bountiful dinner. Host and hostess for 1960 were Mr. and Mrs. Gunderson. 1961 hosts elected Mr. and Mrs. P. Bone. The Larsen family had full attendance and Alton Tindall of Phillips traveled the farthest. Notables attending included Reverend D W Carlson of Seattle and many Cranfills Gap residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Tergerson
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Cranfills Gap
Mrs. Gunderson
P. Bone
Iunder Larson
Alton Tindall
Phillips
Tergerson
Darrell W. Carlson
David
Deborah
Seattle
Washington
Wendell Larson
Austin
James Weathers
Sherry
Hamilton
Douglas D. Langford
Lani
Waxahachie
J. L. Roberts
Ennis
Frances Lowe
Bettye Troll
G. O. Bronstad
Bobby
Billy
Cliffie Drucke
Waco
Perry Suter
Hillsboro
Alton W. Tindall
Alice Bertelsen
Charles Rhoades
Alice
Fort Worth
Wayne A. Rohne
Arlington
Iver Haugen
Andrea
Otis Bronstad
Mary Hansen
William B. Bertelsen
Bellamy
P. B. Rohne
Gwyn Christenson
Gunder Larson
Paul Christenson
Richard Troll
Ottis Tyler
Frank
Clifton
Navy Seaman Serves Aboard Essex Carrier Converted For Anti Submarine Duty
Johnnie B. Johnson, steward second class, U S Navy, wife of Mary Vaughn and son of Bessie Estell of Valley Mills, serves aboard the Essex at Quonset Point Rhode Island. The ship, converted from an attack carrier to anti submarine duty, completed yard work in Brooklyn and will train pilots and host midshipmen on summer cruises to the Caribbean and Canada. Jamie Jackson of Midland visited grandparents in Oklahoma City while her mother, Bobby Jackson, underwent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie B. Johnson
United States Navy
Bessie Estell
Valley Mills
Mary Vaughn
Woodland
North Carolina
Essex
Quonset Point
Rhode Island
Carrier Division 18
Brooklyn
New York
Esex
U. S. Naval
Jamie Jackson
Midland
G. E. Jackson
Bobby Jackson
Oklahoma City Hospital
Jamie
Maypearl
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Lucy May Burrus
Sheryl Williams Meridian
Phyllis Alexander
Rita Kay Huse
Dian Wickman
George Robertson
J. G Fincher
Henry A. Carr
Nellie Jean
Rockwall
Mr. Carr
J. M. Nelson
Production Credit Association
T. N. Foster
Clifton, Texas
Cameron
WM. Cameron & CO
DR. Miller Belding
Waco Theatre
Ld Ld Free
Lone Star Boat and Motor
Motorola
Corvair
Soflin
Shurfresh
Oleo
Shurfine
Sunkist
Giant Jor
Food King
Whitfield
Libby’s
Vienna
Neuhoff
Swift Premium Bologna
VEAL
L Food Mart
THE
Clifton Record
Foose
Mrs
Max Landgraf
Edna Spore
Edna Landgraf
Linda Lee
Mark
Vincennes
Indiana
William J. Robinson
Lana
Lois
Bloomington
Arived
Spore
Landgraf
Waverly
Iowa
Walter Tillmanns
Ruth
Mary
John
Linda Lee Spore
Joyce Hampe
Susan Thiele
Martin
Anita Hampe
Dennis Zuehike
Patricia
Allen Conrad
Lois Robinson
Mark Spore
Herbert Thiele
Henry Meinkowsky
Otto Zuehike
Kenneth Kruse
Dallas
Edwin Kruse
Glen Gustafson
Naval Academy
Carribbean
Canada
Selmer Erickson American Legion