A J Wolf Final Rites Held in Riesel
Albert J. Wolf of Riesel died February 22 at age 83 after long illness. Funeral at Adams Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Riesel Cemetery. Survivors include four sons, three daughters, one brother, one sister, 16 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Born January 5, 1889. married Lucy L. Caddell in 1909. He was a Falls County farmer and deacon of Riesel Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Wolf
Riesel
Adams Funeral Home
Reggie Blake
P. J. Brown Sr
August Picha
Walter Federwisch
Cecil Shaw
Bill Barnes
Fred Pundt, Jr
Marvin Harwell
Leonard Wolf
Hatfield, Ark
Louie Wolf
Eddy
Lonnie Wolf
Fort Worth
J. T. Wolf
Houston
C. L. Wallace
Waco
Onie Johnson
Clifton
Juanita Owens
Ernest Wolf
Groesbeck
Sophie Maines
Marlin
Albert Jacob Wolf
Falls County
Lucy L. Caddell
Mr. Wolf
Riesel Baptist Church
Lucy Arthur LVN Praised by Waco VA Supervisor
Mrs. Lucy Arthur LVN of Clifton, now with the Veterans Administration Hospital in Waco, received praise from her supervisor for outstanding performance. The Job Performance note commends her cheerfulness, cooperation, and excellent rapport with co workers, with all nurses she has worked with speaking highly of her abilities. Arthur previously worked about ten years at the Goodall Witcher Foundation Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Arthur
LVN
Waco VA Hospital
Clifton
Veterans Administration Hospital
Waco
Arthur
Goodall-Witcher Foundation
Veterans Administration
Poage Rural Development Plan Aims to Aid Small Towns
In a February 1972 address, Poage argues for the Rural Development Bill to expand loans and grants via the Farmers Home Administration and Soil Conservation Service, extending rural housing, utilities, and industry, with aim to help towns under 5500 population and rural areas. He notes prior infrastructure strides like rural roads REA and Rural Water Systems and expects Senate action and a conference report this summer.
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Texas
All
America
Blacklands
Congress
House
Farmers Home Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Senate
Ruth Sunday School Class Project Aids Needy School Children
The Ruth Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church Clifton met January 13 at Mrs. Comer Tyler’s home with 16 members and one visitor Susan Brown. Mrs. Lansford presided. devotional by Mrs. Duncan used earth life cups. February project is a donation to needy school children. pencils donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
First Baptist Church of Clifton
Comer Tyler
L. B. Vance
M. L. Lansford
A. H. Cash
Carrah Duncan
Robert Ragsdale
Frank Bishop
P. L. Elder
Mines
Bishop
Cash
Cole
Duncan
Dunson
Elder
Ford
Harris
Hight
Lansford
Phillips
Ragsdale
Sims
Bertie
Gertie Crow
Susan Brown
Coon Creek Club Plans Lap Throws for Sunset Home
The Coon Creek Good Neighbor Club met at Mrs. R. C. Womack Jr. with sixteen members. Vice president Mrs. Zeda Jameson presided, Lois Rowe read the prior report, guests included Mrs. R. M. Jones Mrs. Henry Collins and Mrs. Hazel Moore. Lap throws will be made and donated to Sunset Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon Creek
Good Neighbor Club
R. C. Womack, Jr
Zeda Jameson
Presid
R. M. Jones
Henry Collins
Hazel Moore
Camille Womack
Dena Jolly
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Ays Lil
Service Drug
Anusol
Doyle Crews
Pharmaceutical Card System, Inc
First Federal
First Federal Savings
Austin
Wowaco Westview Branch
A. J. Wolf
Washington
News
Bob Poage
Lois Rowe
NBC
National Building Centers
S. Ave. D
Pac
Wright PO
Shurfine
Sylvania
Duke
B. Ct
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