Wedding of Clifton Pair Described Amid Bright Attire
The ceremony featured Mary Cathryn Colwick of Clifton and William Ethel Young of Houston in a spring Art bow, with bridesmaids in net gowns, guests from Clifton, Houston and Lake Charles attending. A reception followed in the YM hall, with a three tier cake and many local friends joining the celebration.
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Coribeth Powars
Mary Cathryn Colwick
Clifton
Ethel Young
Houston
Mme
Frances Willame
Lake Krates
Milly D. Slnom
Eastman
Tshérn
Pri
Bim Brymer
Pet Noy Vilinder
Barton Parker
Gere
Pa Par Mveer
Rome
Ruth Britain
Norma Jane Tims
J. Walter Smith
Me Colwick
Mary ‘Gatheryn
Clistons
N. BE Colwick
Mooi Mey
Mra G
D. ‘Colwik
Drone
Birthday Party Honors Mr Brown on 70th
On Monday May 2nd, Mr A Brown celebrated his 70th birthday with relatives at a family gathering. After the meal, guests including Jewel Kin and Ophelia Twell joined the honoree and hostess in a brief birthday tribute with songs and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brown
Brown
Tim Crown
Jewel
Valley Milly
Tee Brwn
Ophelia
Meridian
Andrey Jenson
Milford Hoff Sod Jones
Meine
Jean Norrbnry
Aniderson
Mim Mollie’ Anderson
Addie Ringoes
Mitten Brown
Dorothy Ann
Milton Jr
Martha Helen
Charlee
Busy Hee Club Minutes Report Charity and Club Activities
The Busy Hee Club met at Mrs ex Zander’s home on April 28. Seven members answered roll call as minutes were read and approved. Mrs. Jake Belios reported the Connell fund for the Dunbar Colored School lunch room and blanket purchases countywide. Mrs Selion cited Havel Phipps’ yeast bread demonstration. Members helped Mrs Zander with a chair slip cover. An invitation to meet May 14 at Mrs. Lee Anderson’s home was extended. The group urged aiding local needy families and continued efforts to assist soldiers returning home.
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HEE
Slubs
Mra Ex Zander
Selion
Havel Phipps
Zander
Ran Landey
Lee i Anderson
Remaandor
Daily life notes at Texas college campus gathering
The column records campus news from Fort Worth and Meridian with social visits, family updates, and faculty additions. It notes friends in Waco and Clifton, a farewell party for Lee White, a new faculty member, and various letters from students about travel, training, and Roosevelt’s visit.
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Dally
Hays
Faye
Waco
Wanida
Frances
Castello
Fort Worth
Mary Ruth
Pierson
Kappa Ganine Zunventlin
Texas Hotel
Baturday
Witile Ales Sue Ellen Juel
Sully
Lee White
Leo
Rath
Percy
Velma
Mines
Gray
Ruby
Meridian
Mex
Clifton
Arthur Glenn Nelson
Tor
Livestock and feed outlook for 1948 and beyond
Figures cited show grain consuming livestock rising 10 to 12 percent above 1942 levels for 1948, with milk cow and heifer counts at 24.04 million in 1945 versus 26.90 million in 1942 and total cattle at 78.17 million in 1948. Sheep and lambs near 55.07 million, hens about 640.1 million, hogs up to 78.6 million. Texans report 7.518 million cattle and 1.410 million sheep on hand, with chickend eggs rising. farmers urged efficient use of grain hay and pasture to offset feed shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAE
Salie
Seattle
Howe
Vance
Change in Tire Ration for Mileage Sailona Drivers
Passenger car drivers with monthly mileage over 240 are eligible for any grade of new tires when their prevent eaxinum are not recappable.
Trifton Buys TeovEnGEt From Fist Page For Bond Drive
Citizens urged to support a nationwide bond purchase drive to aid safety and welfare. A forthcoming tin can collection initiative is announced for the locality with plans to publicize details soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trifton
Teovenget
Smong Howe
Jom Mims Mabe of MGR School Students
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Jom Mims Mabe connected to MGR School students. No clear event date, place, or outcomes readable. Summary limited to identifying names and school association from the garbled input.
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Jom Mims Mabe
MGR School
Hospital Patients Advised On Visit Hours
The staff urges city patients to avoid Saturdays and Mondays and to use Sunday afternoon or night for emergencies. Clinicians aim to follow nine to five hours, though after six visits may limit full medical attention. The Goodall and Witcher Clinic Hospital thanks the community for loyalty during trying times.
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Focal Hospital
Flying School at Waco Holds Birthday Fete
The Waco Army Flying School celebrated its first birthday with 10 000 to 45 000 visitors. Col Jobe T Sprague led tours showing formation flights and aerial demonstrations as Major Lavelle and Major Hewine staged an aerial dogfight. Incendiary and gas demonstrations, parachute checks, and various athletic contests rounded out the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying School
Waco
Jobe T. Sprague
Army Air Corps
Dontight
Stane
Jack Lavelle
Charles Hewine
Tempbrior
Hamat
Mosheim Community News Highlights Local Happenings
High winds threaten rain and crops as gardens dry. Bro Lopez filled his Sunday appointment. Tom Lowrance lost his chicken home and stock in a recent fire. Mrs Pat Jones visited Fort Worth for family, baby news cheerful. Mrs Earnest Brasher spent weekend with relatives in Port Word. Local labor shifts at Killeen and near the gin. Pierce Richart on crutches. wife improving slowly. Mrs Ole Oscar Gilson and family plan to start army training with Uncle Bam.
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Uurmere
Bro. Lopez
Tom Lowrance
Pat Jones
Fort Worth
Tom Williams
Dorothy
Earnest Brasher
Port Word
Dick Henry
Herman Buchanan
Jane
Killeen
Earnest Ficklin
Herman Bulman
Pierce Richart
South Texas
Heran
Ole Oscar Gilson
Oden
Bam
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