Growersville City News Highlights Local Visits and 4 H News
In Growersville a flurry of weekend visits is noted with Mrs Garten Johnson and others visiting families including Mrs A Collins and Mr and Mrs Wm Zudtike while Fred Rhodes joins the Army at Camp Roberts and Don Bushy visits relatives in Waco. The community reports an armed forces education survey underway, victory bid officers elected for October, and 4 H Club officers named Opal Zuehlke president Betty Jean Ferrin vice president Lala Belle Kettler secretary. Texas power companies employ about 10 000 people with payrolls exceeding 1 600 000 dollars.
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Bakes News
Mattie Rhodes
Fred Rhodes
Army ‘Aidit
Camp Roberts
California
Don Bushy
Waco
China Springs
Herbert Spiiser
Mee
Spitser
Herbert
Washington, D. C
Presen
Armed Forces
Gevege Johnson
Howani Golden
Coleman
Oho
Ort
Regina Helms
Miniroe Kettler
Tala Balle Kettler
AsetSec
David Gonrad
Erwin
Conrad
Monroe Wettler
Opal Zoeditice
Miller
MMY
Opal Zuehlke
Betty Jean Ferrin
Reas
Lala Belle Kettler
Thoreday
Sunday School Notes From Coon Creek News
Sunday School airs each Sunday morning at 10230. A Methodist preacher will lead both services. Mrs. Lee Kelly visits Corsicana with her daughter and family. Hayford Lee Ford of Houston guests with grandparents Raintbot and Heathlow. Mrs. Clifford Heathlow weekends with Browning at Woodbury. Ray New attended the Clifton conference last week. Recent guests include Troy Young family Goose Creek Jim Morris family Fred Morrin family Koppert Meg Henry Duncan and Bill Weatbly of Oklahoma City visiting C Duncan clan. Claude Kellys return from De Leon where they visited her parents. Roy Jean Milani Navy Panama Canal Zone home during visit.
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Lee Kelly
Alva Cook
Corsicana
Hayford Lee Ford
Houston
D. Rainbott
Clifford Heathlow
Mra. Browning
Woodbur
Ray New
Claco
W. Schoonover
Mfr
Troy Young
Goose Creek
Jim Morris
Fred Morrin
Koppert
Meg
Henry Duncan
Bill Weatbly
Oklahoma City
Okla
Duncan
Mirst
Claude Kelly
de Leon
Roy Jean, Milani
Panama Canal Zone
Clifton Eagles Fall Short in Valley Mills Grudge Game
Clifton Cobts moved toward a 6 0 loss at Valley Mills on Friday as a tight game showed Clifton nearly upsetting their last big foe. Vannatta Pool and Warren led the Eagles while String fellow distributed passes. Also notes Mr and Mrs D C Caraway visited relatives in Dallas last weekend.
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Clifton
Valley Mills
Anpiles Gap School News Highlights Junior and Senior Reports
The Juniors welcome Hielen Brown to their class while noting teachers leaving. Sophomores report two members moved away. Bobby Gene shows interest in eighth grade. First Grade parents hear student progress. National Nutrition Drive featured. cafeteria meals praised. Sixth and Seventh Grades work on science notebooks. Mrs Hansen ill. substitutes noted. Boys’ Sport News covers Lions versus Iredell with 7-0 victory and upcoming Evant game. players Tindall Rogstad Ryerson shine. team undefeated in conference.
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Hielen Brown
Bobby Gene
al Cis
Ihem
Regula
Hansen
Willian Bertelson
Lions
Iredell
Tindall
Rogstad
Sunday School Draws seventy five with five visitors
The Cayote News notes Sunday School attendance of seventy five with five visitors. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kelly and babies and Mrs. Bruce Moorman of Austin visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe White. Katy Bearden of Wao visited her father A C Bearden. Whitney residents Glen and E E Bryan and Gene Bryan joined Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Richards for Sunday afternoon. The Sadlers and Millard Sadler family from Fort Worth visited W P Sadler’s home. Willie Wenzel welcomed a baby girl.
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Cayote News
Bendes
Sam Kelly
Bruce Moorman
Austin
Joe White
Katy Bearden
Wao
A. C. Bearden
Glen Bryan
E. E. Bryan
Gene Bryan
Whitney
Bryan Richards
Rupert Sadler
Mies Nelda Jo.Sadler
Fort Worth
Max
Jack McMillan
Ivan Sadler
Millard Sadler
W. P. Sadler
Willie Wenzel
Damm
Congress Is Not a Rubber Stamp Says W Roy Upshaw
In a Washington dispatch dated June, 1942, W Roy Upshaw defends Congress against slurs by radio critics and editorials. He argues the body, though capable of error, is an able, diligent, moral assembly. He counters claims of graft and incompetence, urges critical but fair appraisal, and emphasizes Congress’s essential role in guiding wartime policy and democracy.
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Washington
Paige
Congress
Washition
United States
Fiper
Avery
Congress of the
Roy Upshaw
W. B. Posse
Automobile maker powers manufacturing with motor driven sets
An automobile manufacturer reports its aircraft motor sets supply 53 percent of the electrical power needed in the production process by running in the motors themselves.
Central Texas Bus Line Schedule and Fares Noted
Route details show Clifton serving Temple and points south with morning and evening runs around 1145 a.m. and 6:15 p.m. Temple to Clifton at 6:35 a.m. and 3:85 p.m. fares listed as 1.00, round trip 1.80. Clifton to Fort Worth and Dallas connections with 8:08 a.m. and 6:05 p.m. services. Dallas to Fort Worth fare and round trip 2.70. Driver and manager JOE HYDE named.
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Central Texas
Clifton
Temple
Points South
Fort Worth
Datlaw
Dallas
Joe Hyde
Mgr
Jing Promises Yet Faces Opposition to Rating Plan
Fragmentary notes show Stevenson voicing long standing opposition to a rating scheme. The text suggests Jing commits to a promise but critics call the plan unnecessary and harmful, while supporters push for clarity and accountability.
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Jing
Stevenson
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