Bonds Sales For Bosque Co During First Three Months
Savings bond sales in Bosque County for the first quarter of 1965 totaled 66980 dollars with 12611 dollars bought in March. Texas state first quarter sales reached 39288192 dollars toward a 1528 million goal. Chairman Bertelsen urged Americans to buy bonds as a civic duty supporting democracy and national strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
Bill Bertelsen
Bosque County Savings Bonds Committee
Texas
Uncle Sam
Bertelsen
Schroeders Move to Clifton Home on South Avenue
Mr and Mrs B O W Schroeder moved into their Clifton residence at 616 South Avenue this week, having purchased it from Mr and Mrs Fre tier Gaston. They previously sold their Garnersville Route 1 home to Mr and Mrs J C Tucker Ane in April, and the Antes, formerly near Womack, will reside on a local farm. Mr Schroeder carpenters and Mrs Schroeder works at the Clifton Sunset Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW. Schroeder
South Avenue
Clifton
Fretier Gaston
Sehroeders
Garnersville
J C (Tucker
Antes
Womack
Schroeder
Cliftes Letheren
Hastings Attends Connally Luncheon in Austin
Albert Hastings of Meridian Bosque County Democratic chairman attended a luncheon at the Driskill Hotel in Austin hosted by Governor John B Connally on April 14. About 200 Texans heard Connally and his seven staffers discuss the governor's program over more than three hours. Hastings praised Connally as sincere and courageous in pursuing what he believes is right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hastings
Route 2
Meridian
Bosque County
Democratic Party
Texas
John B. Connally
Dwene Persons Completes Food Service Course at Fort Lee
Chief Warrant Officer Duane C. Parsons and his wife Rosa of Baltimore Maryland completed a 14 week food service supervision course at the Army Quartermaster School Fort Lee Virginia during which Parsons learned to coordinate service activities bake and plan menus He entered the Army in 1949 and was last stationed at Fort Jackson South Carolina His father George W Parsons resides in Clifton New Jersey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane C. Parsons
Rosa
Fastbrook Avenue
Baltimore
Maryland
Army Quartermaster School
Fort Lee
Virginia
Cwo Parsons
Army
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
George W. Parsons
Clifton
Bremerton, Washington
Withers to Preach at Clifton Presbyterian Church
John Ed Withers, senior student at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, will guest preach at Clifton Presbyterian Church on May 9. He previously preached there on March 11 and has a background at Austin College and the Old Dutch Reformed Church internship in Kingston, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ed Withers
Presbyterian Church
Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Seminary
Board of Trustees
Clifton Presbyterian Church
Withers
Austin College
Sherman
Austin Seminary
Old Dutch Reformed Church
Kingston
New York
Jean Carol Eberts
Temple
First Presbyterian Church of
Fort Worth
Mooney Applies For Bachelor’s Degree At North Texas
James D. Mooney of Clifton is among 749 seniors applying for bachelor’s degrees at North Texas State University in Denton. Spring commencement is set for 8:00 p m on Wednesday night June 2 at Fouts Field. Mooney, son of Mr and Mrs Dudley Mooney of 763 West Mary Street, will receive a Bachelor of Arts in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Mooney
North Texas University
Clifton
North Texas State University
Denton
Fouts Field
NTSU
Mooney
Dudley Mooney
West Mary Street
Will
Bosque Man Completes Air Force Basic
Airman Michael J. Remington son of Mr and Mrs Willie M Remington Meridian has completed Air Force basic training at Lackland AFB. He has been selected for technical training as a transportation specialist at ATC School Sheppard AFB. He attended Meridian High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Michael J. Remington
Willie M. Remington
East D St
Meridian
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Remington
Air Training Command
ATC
Sheppard Afb
Meridian High School
License Reminder From Game Warden For Spring Fishing
The game warden reminds all anglers to carry a valid fishing license before fishing this spring. Licenses are required for most fishers, with exemptions for those under 17 or over 65, and for individuals fishing on their own property or within their home county using pole and line or certain lines, as long as no winding is used.
Licensing and fishing rules warn holders and pond owners
The Game Warden urges checking license needs and avoiding tickets. Black Bass applications were due April 1 with no further deliveries until next spring. Channel catfish applications may still be filed. Caution against taking fawn deer from the wild as it is illegal and dangerous. leave fawns in the wild and allow mothers to return.
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Belly
Armstrong
ESY
Tom Hicks
Hamilton
Cliffes Pier
Masons
A Higles
W Land
Hsby Feed Mills
Ugeral Insurance
Cufton Funeral Home
Binford
Teaas
Riverside Drive
Selmer Erickson Ambeiucan Legion
Tod & Oh
H. H. Gerdes
Waco
Washington
Fron Gear Works
N. Ave. D
Yeal Estate
Pam Ranch, City, Lake Properties
M. Martin
Morgan, Texas
Ier
Lakeside Village
Koppert Purse
T In
Bosque Co
Sell Garnersville Farm
National Building Centers, Inc
Wm. Cameron & Co
Simmer
Austin
Connally
Dwene Persons
Ft. Lee
Don Howard’s
Game Warden’s Report
America
Constrittio
Comfort
Englander
Union Carbide Corporation
Gilmore & Davis Inc
Mcgregor, Texas
Ca 2
Community Public Service Electric Light & Power Company
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