CRANFILLS GAP SOCIAL NOTES REPORT
Mrs Lynch and daughter Debra of Chicago visit her parents in town. Several families from Waco Dallas Austin and Houston visit Rogstad Ratliff and Grimland households. Arm services exams for Burleson Wiese. Get well wishes to Worley and Jorgenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lee
Austin
Cecil Worley
Hico Hospital
Fannie Jorgenson
Clifton Hospital
Ronnie Burleson
Billy Wiese
Clifton
Armed Services
Tommy Joe Grimland
Mesquite
Cancer meeting activity and local volunteer leaders
The report highlights active cancer volunteers in Temple and Bell County including Dr Brindley a past president and district director with the American Cancer Society and Mrs Foster welcoming Bosque County unit members. Planning details note the Home Demonstration Council hosting and a nominating report for board vacancies plus the April Crusade update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Rotary Club
Heart O’ Texas Boy Scout Council
Temple Junior College
Bell County
American Cancer Society
Brindley
Texas Division
Texas
Foster
Bosque County
Bosque County Home Demonstration Council
Personal news from Clifton area lists illnesses visits and travels
Miss Gertrude Brandes suffered a paralytic stroke April 27 and remains in Clifton hospital. Gene Albrecht visiting from UT Austin stayed with parents and siblings. Keith Jones, grandson of the J. M. Jones family, spent weekend with the Beans in Waco. Mrs. Chas. Aars at Clifton Sunset Home gravely ill with high blood pressure. Harold Wiese treated for head injury at Clifton hospital after pole accident. Paul Golden and family visited Clifton relatives near April 18 19. Carol Wenzel and David Kelly visited from Belton. returned to Huntsville via Marlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Albrecht
University of Texas In Austin
Leo L. Albrecht
Clinton
Betty
Simon Bean
Waco
Keith Jones
J. M. Jones
Keith
Beans
Chas. Aars
Clifton Lutheran Sunset Home
Harold Wiese
Route 2
Meridian
Clifton
Wiese
Community Public Service Company
Paul Golden
Don
Lee Ann Babbitt
Dallas
Milton G. Dahl Sr
C. L
Dick) Golden
Carol Wenzel
David Kelly
Belton
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Wille Wenzel
Derril
Poage Comments on Military Bill and Disarmament Hope
Congressman W. R. Poage outlines support for the Military Appropriation Bill and its $47 billion cost while urging consideration of practical arms reductions. He argues for modern weaponry but notes the need to seek mutual savings with the Soviet Union and to fund roads and schools if defense costs drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
America
Soviet Union
United States
Singing at Lanes Chapel May 3 at 2 to 4 PM
Regular monthly singing at Lanes Chapel Memorial Methodist Church scheduled Sunday afternoon May 3 from 2:00 to 4:00. Claud Graves of Turnersville will lead the singing and invites all to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanes Chapel Memorial Methodist Church
Claud Graves
Turnersville
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