Local News Briefs Highlight Weddings and Visits
Meridian residents hosted a weekend gathering with Mrs Vernon Lambert and Mrs W A Gilmore as guests. Ellen Tucker of Waco and Estelle Parmer attended events while Geraldine Tucker prepared for a March wedding to Joe Locker. Various guests from Oklahoma City Fort Worth and College Station joined the festivities and church activities.
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Calla
Chiwrehen
Gales
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W. A. Gilmore
Thad
Gimore
BB Johnson
Waco
Raymond Ditforth
Allie Son
Eastland
Mes 4Lcebaugh
Smnasi Greenwade
Fort J
Lille Greenwade
Daugh Marcotte
W. G. Roberts
Port Worth
WC. Owen
Ralph Gardner
Mewirgil Johnson
Dulles
E. E Gard
Patsy Ann Welch
Aur Hunt
Amy Winn
Odessa
Geraldine Tucker
Joe Locker
Raford Locker
Meridian
Finnigti Tucker
Roma
Jobat Campbell
Si Gin
College Station
Monterote
Dabe
Barbara Lowry
Victors
Bettie Mester
Aba Ceri Nyei
Baturday
Lernoo
Wilson
Pecans and Breeder Carl D Colwick Highlight Local Agris and Race
Bosque County leads Texas counties in pecan trees with 31 6400 total and 3000 pounds harvested last year per the 1050 Census of Agriculture. Comanche tops state tree count. San Saba leads state by pounds. Carl D Colwick of Stephenville reelected president of the American Brans Breeders Association for 1953 at the San Antonio meeting. he is lauded for his active role in Texas and the southwest.
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Borque County
Lees
Hamilton
Texas
Comanche County
San Saba County
Carl Colwick
Brancus Breeders
Stary
Stephenie Empire-Tribune
Carl D. Colwick
Stephenville
M. Colwick
Clifton
Colwick
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West Frey
American Brans Breeders Association
San Antonio
Card of Thanks for Comfort After Death
Neighbors friends and relatives express deep appreciation for support during the loss of husband and father. Special thanks for expressions offerings food and service by Clara and her helpers and for Reverend Etheredge and Mrs V N Short and others who comforted the family.
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Clara
Etheredge
V. N. Short
Busy Bee Club Meeting At Clifton City Hall
The Busy Bee Club met at Clifton City Hall on a Wednesday afternoon with Mesdames C. C. Strykers and Alfred Sloat hosting. Seventeen members and two guests attended a lamp shade demonstration by Mrs. Tom White of the Coyote H. D. Club. Mrs. L. C. Howard spoke on The Two Cents For Olive Plan and the club voted to donate and collect clothing and jewelry for Mexia State Home, planning to mail a box at the next meeting.
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Clifton City Hall
Mesdames C. C. Strykers
Alfred Sloat
Tom White
Coyote H. D. Club
L. C. Howard
Bosque County
THDA
Busy Bee
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