Valley Mills Social Roundup Quiet Week Ends with Gatherings
Comipton visited Goose Creek while influenza kept A Metfeill confined. Dozens of locals, including Mr. and Mrs. J Tubb, Mrs. Edwin McNeill, and Mrs. E C Lay, hosted or visited family over the weekend. Funeral attendance for C B Simpson and related moves occupied residents as travel and illness persisted in the Valley Mills area. The note closes with a nautical aside on Atlantic coast currents and the Gulf Stream’s pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comipton
Goose Creek
A. Metfeill
Gehaska
Walnut Springs
Edwin McNeill
Temple
Alex
E. C. Lay
Bill Bryan
HL Lay
Sanday
K. Brown
Houte
Clarence Hallmark
B. Simpson
Ernest Sizingfellow
Simpson
Eto
Arthur Tubb
C. A. Lawrence
Igami
John Higginbotham
Bosque County Winners in Choral Singing at Clifton Church
Bosque County winners in choral singing will be presented at Clifton Baptist Church Sunday at 7 30 p m. The program features worshipful songs with the choir under leader P H Holder and organized by Nell Git foe agent, with Wallace Cluck and others directing. Local pastors and choirs join in the program as visitors from Iron Cition Grants and Bosque County participate in the worship service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
Clifton Baptist Church
Behool
Mian
Week's News From Coyote Community
Week at school includes declamations, vocal harmony and sports wins. Twenty eight students volunteered for events while 4 H Club met March 21 electing Mrs Knute Knud sponsor and planning cup towels.
Dems Turn Down Plans to Extend Social Security
Democratic leaders rejected a proposal to extend Social Security benefits outlining objections to funding the program. The discussion touched on agricultural labor, charitable services, and rational expenditures within the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DEMS
Washington
Garversville School Wins County Meet Abilities And Flora News
Garversville School reports back after the county meet with multiple honors including first in chorus, second in junior boys declamation, second in senior girls declamation, and third in senior boys declamation. They also placed second in picture memory and fourth in storytelling and track events. The note lists visitors, local families, and progress on recovery stories with spring moods and ongoing tennis practice.
Texas pension checks delayed for about 125000 recipients
W A Little, state age assistance director, said checks are being mailed to roughly 125000 recipients. The usual 16th monthly mail date was delayed this month due to unspecified delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kmatin
W. A. Little
Fata Oll
Coon Creek School News of The Week
There are several in the Coon Creek community who are ill with the fund and we are wishing them a speedy recovery. We are all working very hard after a very enjoyable weekend at Iredell where we attended the County Meet. The junior boys won the cup for first place in junior track and the two senior boys won third in senior track. On March 11 the playground boys journeyed to Meridian and won second place in junior boys playground ball, being defeated by the Strong Norse tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iredell
Chool
June Olwen
Lillie Mae Richards
Tuska Weasel
Ray Potter
Nancy Potter
Easay
Guy Dickson
Leo White
Coyote
Thesdas
Harold Wiede
Esther Wiede
Victor Conrad
Milton Helmes
Clifton
Clara Richards
Conrail
Calvert Helms
Arnold
Broune
Pikesville
Tudge Hamilton
Hamilton
Dallas
Albert Zucilke
Wanda
Fairview
W. D. Ferris
Lincoln Perris
Joe
Fanny Prather
Rhodes
Hades
Jack Munden
Fort Worth
Martin Olson
Han
Norse
Lionel Williame
Coon Creek
Betty Ruth Bonds
Gils
Braxton Beal
Eggen
Lonnie Morrin Kelly
Clyde Gold
Anan
Seburn Chappell
Raymond
Heetilow
Merdian
Merrivale School ribbons shine at county meet
Merrivale School reports success at the county meet with many ribbons and high placements. Several students plan to leave next year, while seniors and others prepare for upcoming baseball practice and a Friday night play at the school. Local visitors from Goose Creek Hillsboro Meridian and Womack were noted visiting during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey McCullough
George McCall
Hillsboro
Frits Lee Thiele
Ruby Hennig
Womack
Guy Sommerfeld
Merrivale School
Revival services spark church revival in Lanes Chapel
Reports from Lanes Chapel say Sanit led revival services last week with Frank Suddeth of Glen Rosa, ending Friday night. Congregation felt spiritually revived with gospel mission aims tied to Bishop and Methodist efforts. Also notes on visits by locals, funerals, and social events as residents travel and gather for county events. Geological surveys indicate England’s city area subsiding by inches per century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Suddeth
Glen Rosa
Uere
Gospel Mission Revivala
Hhe South
C. C. Bergin
Pederson Clifton
Kirby Cox
Sieville
Turnersville
Alan Cox
Matt Thomas
Texas
Howe
J. Cox
Lee Weasel
Children Worth
Jason
Lee Cuclaan
Sis Gleen
Otis Moe
Plog Vickrey
Heb Blue
Mr. Lynch
Tete All
Mr. and
Mira
Montral
Sawaily
Mmkchefm
Mia
D. Taheim
Relativen Ture
Lowell Con Jr
C. C. Bergman
Mininda Carlson
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Mrys Chas
Hemtine
Dee Nichols
Whitney
Mies Lucille Smithy
Nichols
A. Hinton
D. Sherwood
E. C. Olson
Near Meridian
W. P. Turner
R. L. Crosley
Florenville
C. B. Simpson
Valley ‘Mills
Santa Fe
A. Priddy
W. W. Barnett
W. T. Cochran
China
Springs
Cartnbud
Barnett
Aubrey Shannon
W- H. Griffin
Brenham
Stephenville
W. A. Edwards
J. R. McDougal
Beaumont
P. Hardwick
J. L. McNeill
McNeill
A. A. McNeill
SM. McCracken
Dolly Plemmons
Tom Wol
Waco
J. V. Shrader
Te McQueen
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Senator Bridges
New Hampshire
Senator Connally
Bridges
Europe
George Washington
Garnersville Community News
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Chester Holme
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Ms. T I. Lee
Erlene Bratley
Meridian
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