Admitted and Dismissed Names From May Civil List
A May list records admissions on May 2 to May 9 including Mary W. Epreson Gracie L. Lillard Meridian and Gatesville residents, with multiple names from Clifton Valley Mills and surrounding towns. Dismissals include Jenny Lou Ingram and others across Waco Hamilton Gatesville Clifton and Valley Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary W. Epreson
Gracie L. Lillard
Meridian
Barney B. Hedrick
Walnut Springs
Lillie M. Jeschke
Hamilton
Grace Lee
Gatesville
Kathleen Lindsey
McGregory
Kathleen Raburn
Valley Mills
Marvin Behnke
Eula B. Wilkerson
Clifton
Darlene Brown
Palmer Burreson
Eunice Davenport
Cleburne
Glenn Granger
Tom Low
Iredell
Mary Fef
MecNew
Copperas Cove
Arn EF. Patton
Crawford
Ralph Turner
Hico
Leavy J. Teutsch
Cindy E. Laurence
Robert E. McMahan
Frankie M. Raney
Marjie M. Pruitt
Ella V. Romine
Waco
Cal Obe Sims
Frank H. Horak Jr
Edwin M. Stell
Talma T. Alsup
Walnut
Lillian A. Bird
Doshia Blount
Rube Landuu
L. E. Breakey
Joyce Ann Davis
Lank Dechaume
McGregor
Merle A. Belcher
Willie Hanshew
Carolyn L. Hickman
Mary Ann (Mae) Jenson
Crawfills Gap
Helga Johnson
Garnett W. Gunter
Gordon Heath
Ora Sanders
Donna Starnes
Rainbow
Katie Pike
Anna Johnson
Paul Bernhart Rohne
Jenny Lou Ingram
Alice M. Long
Anna Sullivan
Hillsboro
Eva Adams
Woodrow Compton
Vernita Westerfeld
Calvin Halbert
Whitney
Shirley Heck
Mary Mayhew
Jonesboro
Nina Lee
Ova McPherson
Morgan
Larue L. Branch
Ada Ann Fort
Carolyn
Cal O. Sims
Marvin Albert Behnke
Joe
Harold Culp
Noyes Watters Willett Jr
Henrys E. Meissner
Fula Bell Wilkerson
Clifton Mary Eproson
Gracie Lizard
Tredell
Zuma Gray
Lillian Bird
Marjie Pruitt
Petty R. Black
Frankie My Raney
Darlene G. Brown
Elva Seidel Thanks Voters After May Primary
Elva Seidel expresses gratitude to supporters and voters after a strong May primary showing. She pledges to serve as Assessor-Collector and to merit the confidence placed in her by the electorate.
Republican rally announced for Bosque County voters
LeRoy Williams announces a county wide Republican primary rally at West Shore Volunteer Fire Department off Highway 22 near Laguna Park on Saturday May 22 at 7 30 p m Speaker will be Jack Burgess of Waco The Womack Guild will host a separate church meeting at Zion United Church of Christ May 4 with 18 members present The program titled What Does the Lord Require of Me in My Community was led by Mrs Eva Lena Hoel The guild planned quilting days and a luncheon to support redecorating the church educational building with efforts to collect S H Green stamps and raise funds for window shades and drapes Also notes of Easter service thanks and attendance at meetings are included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County Ras
LeRoy Williams
West Shore
Woman’s Guild of Zion United Church of Christ
New Church
Fighteen
Frank H. Horak
Eva Lena Hoel
Mary Conrad
Anna Eckert
S&h
Horak
NTA
Fort Worth
Womack
Marie Anz
Walter Anz
Edna Kruse
Gladys Boecker
Hertha Schroeder
Preseason Tourney for Midgets Freshmen Next Week
The Neils Creek League sets a preseason tournament for midget and freshman teams next week. Organizers announce schedules and venue details for youth hoops, with clubs preparing rosters and coaches plotting early matchups.
Softball pre season tournament slated for next week
A Neils Creek League Girls' Softball pre season tournament will be held at Valley Mills next week led by President Calvin Rueter. Matchups include Meridian vs Crawfills Gap at 6 pm Tuesday May 18 and Clifton vs Valley Mills at 8 pm, with a Friday May 21 championship and a 6 pm consolation for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Mills
Calvin Rueter
Neils Creek League
Meridian
Crawfills Gap
Clifton
Cranfills Gap
Cranfills Gen
Cranfills ‘Gap
Valley
Clifton Green
New Field
Clifton Red
Clifton Field
Clifton Blue
Clifton Green Valley Mills and Meridian Clifton Keg Winners
Clifton hosts midgets at 6 p.m. and freshmen at 8 p.m. Winners were Clifton Green-Valley Mills and Meridian-Clifton Keg in the night games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton New Field
Clifton Green-Valley Mills
Meridian-Clifton
Land Bank Lowers Rural Variable Rate to Eight Percent
Bobby Joe Conrad of the Federal Land Bank Association of Waco announced that the rural residence variable interest rate loans now carry 8 percent, effective May 1, while farm and ranch loans remain at 8 percent. The plan began with Houston Bank in 1969 and 79 percent of the portfolio is on the variable rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Joe Conrad
Federal Land Bank Association of
Waco
Federal Land Bank
Houston Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty Stapp
Eva Mae Fincher
Cindy Ellen Laurence
Anne Marie Moore
Rufus Hoy Stewart
Bosque County
Sincerely, Elva Seidel
Merle Norman
N. Ave
G Cliften
Republican Rally
Than
Congressional District 11
T & P Drive-In Grocery
Hammond
N. Highway
Powell Supply Co
Goodyear & GE
Mid
Thank You, John T. Hancock
Clifton Lumber Co
N. Hwy
Sweeper Vonsanto
Colony
Coloy
N. Highway 6