Community Notes From Berteleen Area Rally and Visits
A scrambled report from Berteleen mentions Memiay Apel Ding pond Deby boy at Mr Baytelon’s home at dawn. Willian’s mother and son attend, with pride. The Menge Rally at the Lutheran church in Dalla Saturday evening concluded with a mort meeting. Minnie Olsen of Gilliland and Revine friends visited Fort Vale. Dorothy Corcoran of Dallan traveled with Mex Virgie. A day meeting at Mr and Mrs J Bertelson’s home featured good ringing and notable attendance, including Tack Cotwell and four Hebeods from Tywharan College.
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Berteleen
Memiay
Apel Ding Pond
Carteen
Phil
Fort Vale
Dorothy Corcoran
Dallan
J. Bertelson
Alliner
Tack Cotwell
Bia Hebeods
Twhyarana College
Serach
Longtime Texan Caraway Dies After tat
JW. Caraway died Sunday at Hie Goodall-Witener Hospital after a long life in Texas beginning in Thompson Georgia born September 16 1857. He helped build the Pacific railroad near Ditton and worked on the railroad ridge area. Survived by his wife C. B. Caraway children G Morgan Harold and Alice Black along with eight grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral services set for Monday at a local cemetery with burial after services.
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Baka
Wertey
Dad
Caraway
Geer
Pacific Railroad
Fort
Callrond Ridge
Ditton S
Caraveay
Dio First Methbillot Church
Hica
Bes
C. B. Caend
Morgan
Harold Caraway
Alice Black
Can“Penis
Rene
Pail Caraway
Litton
New Capere
Garton
Eporta
Mosehay
O'Eloeke At Ne Ate Sern Mt Cemetery, Wit Leds
Pancr Oa
Aol
Tay
A. Bt
Lions Plan Ladies Night May Fourteenth Event
The Lions discuss hosting a May 14 ladies night with a barbecue supper at Cy Parkest around 5:30. Attendance was light at a recent meeting, with about 225 expected for the evening and plans to honor visitors from Clifton College Santor Dig at Clifton.
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Abell
Lon Myton
Clifton College Santor
Ghifton
Haever
Fontaral
2Litton
Prigay
Halle
State Highway Department
Ajproaimot Aly
Nni
Romidant
Sant Po
Miss Hampton Weds G H Gresham Jr at Clifton Church
Mise Jolie Ruth Hampton of Clifton married Mr. Got. Gresham Jr. of Temple Sunday afternoon at Plant Methodist Church Clifton. Rev. Hayden Bald wards officiated. Bride wore a pink afternoon gown with matching accessories. Maid of honor Mise Omid Scott of Cleburne and ushers Christine Edwavily and Mary Bland Cull attended. Best man Mr. William K. Melstry of Temple. Reception at the Hampton home followed the ceremony with out-of-town guests listed.
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Mise Jolie
Ruth Hampton
J. M. Hampton
Clifton
Got. Greaham Jr
Temple
Plant Methodiat i
Hayden Bal Wards
Carmen
William K. Melstry
Bampton
Jane
Mitoss
Marie Joney
Clapy Katherine
Geeskem
Torn
Okie
Saan San
Sinis Boalt
Millar
DeLeon Free Preas Sold in Levelland Deal
A notices item reports the sale of DeLeon Free Preas to W. J. Baldwin at Levelland. The document references individuals including Forrest and Walmichwid of Badan, with mentions of Texas Winsop and Mortim, Gah in the local paper.
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DeLeon Free Preas
W. J. Baldwin
Levelland
Piper
Forrest
Walmichwid of
Badan
Vin Ty Wert
Texas
Wpskir
Mortim, Gah
High School Seniors to Be Guests of Baylor
Baylor invites area high school seniors to visit campus as guests for a day trip, with tours, sample lectures, and a Q and A session to explore college opportunities and campus life.
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Baylor
Clifton Junior College News Senior Day at Clifton College
Clifton Junior College invites visiting seniors for Senior Day on May 3 to acquaint prospective students with campus life. The event aims to recruit new students and showcase art and physical education exhibits in the dormitory art room. A music festival by Clifton College Chorus and Miss Deagherty’s students is planned for May 6, with faculty-student relations noted as tense in reports.
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Clifton College
Clifton Callegs
Ius
Etudente
Cliff
Ampun
Pitino Gtudenta
Miss Deagherty
Clifton College Chorus
Garnersville Community News Highlights Visitors and Weather
Garversville area residents hosted and visited friends from Waco Meridian Dallas Overton and San Angelo. Rain refreshed crops and some farmers began planting cotton. Sheep shearing continues as wool prices boost farm income amid lean times.
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Ite
Lincoln Ferris
D. A
Pratt
Waco
Howant Golden
George Johnson
Arm
George Wine
Fred Mhodex
Meridian
Joimile Krueger
Lyons
Mmm
Bill Conrad
Fred Busby
August
Krueger
H. D. Cornell
Meridton
Robbie Higgins
Dalla
Jack Mundon
Higgins
Burton Ranch
Dallas
Bekky
Pred Busby
Milas Betsie Morrison
Fort Worthy
J. A. Morrison
David
Mra
W. C. Coopee
Overton
Mins Willie A Morrison
San Angelo
Faith In Action Rally Draws Lather League Delegates
Dallas leaders from several towns met at the Central La Ghiran Church for a two day Faith In Action Rally on April 27 and 28. Registration reached 225 with 100 plus visitors housed by members. meals were provided by the congregation ladies. The event featured sessions led by Rex Colwick and Harold Bravlo, with Rev Quelle of Waco delivering the principal address. Sunday included Bible School by L. H. Bitter, a Genesis inspired sermon by Rev Allen Nelson, and a final gathering at 2:30 after a hearty communal meal.
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Dallas
Clifton
Nowe
Waco
Texhonia
Crawfills Gap
Faith In Action
Frank Bloba
Dallas League
Waa
A. B. Amundson
W. C. Piper
T AG
Rex
Colwick
Harold Bravlo
Quelle
L. H. Bitter
John Benneth
Theological Seminary
Allen Nelson
L D Landon Dies At His Clifton Home
L D Landon died at his Clifton home on April 28 after a life spanning 65 years born June 10 1875 to Peter and Mrs Landon of Redburg Texas. He was baptized in 1883 confirmed in 1889 and spent early years in Gay Hill Clifton and later worked for Santa Fe Railroad as gravel foreman before moving back to Clifton in recent years.
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Death
Drewth
Landum
Landua
Peter Landuu
Hheir
Redburg
Texas
E. Huber
Dirierion
Gay Hill
C.H. Knicker
Clifton
T the Santa Fe Railroad Co
Thie City
Landay Wan
Elead
Meridian Court And Local News
Meridian locals attend singing at Coon Creek and visit relatives across town. Notables include Dr Callahan's recovery after a car accident and families visiting in Meridian and nearby towns.
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Meridian
COURT
Martin Vaites Passes Away Suddenly
Martin Vaites died at Hillcrest Hospital in Waco on Thursday April 26 at 1x oclock pm. He was about 68 years old and survived by his wife and six children including Tim Vaites of Mosher and Mollie Small of Oklahoma City. He left eight brothers and was a member of Searsville Baptist Church for fifteen years. Funeral services were held at Searsville Baptist Church with interment in Valley Cemetery. Pallbearers were six of his brothers.
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Martin Vaites
Hillcrest Hospital
Waco
Tim Vaites
Mosher
Mollie Small
Oklahoma City
Tala Bowen
Lanes Chapel
Pannie Edmond
Crawford
Spurgeon
Lewin
Walter
Cam
Folia
Gently
Jessie Lee
Faireview
Joe Veiles
Koppert
Charle
Spuneon
Moteon
Searsville Baptist Church
Haviow
Searevily Baptist Church
Ray
Gerald Trumell
Valley Millerematory
Pallbwat
Clifton Teachers Attend Convention
Clifton teachers attend a state convention with representatives from Clifton Minnes Marine Roehl Elaine Coston and Mrs Plernon. The text notes affiliations and a Friday event at Bebride with Delia Kuypn Genes Houston on April 27.
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Clifton Minnes
Marine Roehl
Elain Coston
Plernon
Lool Haha
Bola Bélm
Sum Jynntion
Delia Kuypn
Houston
Bebride
Ce Raw
Suveral
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Miss Hampton Bride
G. H. Gresham Jr
Mattos
Thowsad ‘High School
Weniorn
Lett
France
Clifton Junior College News
Garnersville
L. D. Landon
Av B. Hix
Clot Sue
Javesie Princeson
Thomas
Coon Creek
la Cochran
Teal Dunlop
Walnut Springs
Frank Bogs
Betty
Thomas Len Raeden
Fort Worth
Stee Annie
C. M. Gandy
F. T. Shaffer
E. N. Smith
W. H. Jones
R. L. Gandy
Dr. and
Stra
T. Callahan
Temple San
Wesks
Evans Ficklin
Ficklin
Ernnest Ficklin
Patienes Pritchett
Netle
Pecos
Ida B. Linmpkin
Bob Whitman
Breckenridge
Doc
Lomax
W. B. Ray
Little Daughter
and Mies
HD. Wints
Mary Wits
R. G. Recher
Bryan
A. T. Bennett
Goose Creek
C. D. Belcher
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