Senior FHA Officers Earn State Recognition At Dallas
A senior FHA chapter held its annual gathering with installation of officers and a three day state meeting in Dallas. Members emphasized outstanding work, with awards for Girl of the Month and participation in area and state events led by Rita Taylor and Janet Meyers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha Wilkerson
Wre
Rita Taylor
Presita
Gene Johnston
Nancy Cottrell
Treasconnie Proffitt
Ann Green
Ruth Cattles
Nat-Arms
Sue Collins
Fritts
Janet Meyers
FHA
Dallas
Fita
Conter
la Genen
Connie Proffitt
Judy Margie Vineyard
Gail Evelyn Baker
Velda
Letha Dunn
Lanita
Tit
Vera New
Janet
Connie Butler
Veldam
Suann Henson
Luann Henesident
Darlene Hightow
Patricia Johnssurer
Kathryn Grayson
Ing
Thelma Law
Vineyard
King
Ttler
Nancy
Ruth
CHS Class of 1961 Honors and Favorites Recapped
The CHS graduating class of 1961 lists Judy Kay McCullough as Most Popular Girl and Janice Isham as Smile Girl, with Danny Sanford as Most Popular Boy and Friendliest Boy. Sherry Ross won Homecoming Queen, Gail Anthony was Indian Band Sweetheart, and Judy Kay McKinzie is valedictorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Kay McCullough
Janice Isham
Danny Sanford
Gail Anthony
Butch Weatherby
Paul Ray McKinzie
Sherry Ross
Judy Kay
James Johnson
Barbara Hicks
Virginia Cobb
Colin Reed
Rita Taylor
Phil Mercer
Judith Robertson
Mac Kirkland
Bill Meyers
Certified Spantex Peanut Seed Gets Special Tender Care
Wilson County Peanut Co. designs shelling sorting and treating operations to pamper seeds of Certified Spantex. Machinery and bins are padded to avoid bruising or splitting and the pampered seed is promoted as hardier and more productive for a bigger harvest. Sellers listed include Hogan Scott De Leon Texas Jones Feed & Seed Store Rising Star Texas Poston Feed & Seed Store Dublin Texas Henderson Sales Co Proctor Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson County Peanut CO
Senior Class Trip Fund Boost from Local Service Station
The Senior Class of 1961 organized a one day fundraiser at Lloyd Hitt’s service station on May 6. Students washed cars sold gas and provided service to customers. Proceeds totaled 55.04 dollars deposited to the class fund ensuring trip expenses. Hats off to Lloyd Hitt for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Lloyd Hitt
Mr. Hitt
Hitt
CHL Basketball Season Review Highlights Indians vs Lions
The Indians fall to the Dublin Lions 52-51 in a close district contest after leading 40-37. Billy Wheat scores 14 to lead the Indians, with other top scorers including Roland Collins and Jimmy Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Dublin Lions
Lions
Billy Charles Wheat
Hamilton Bulldogs
Bulldogs
de Leon
Billy Wheat
Roland Collins
Jimmy Walker
Warriors
Roy Hufstatter
Harold Perkins
de Leon Bearcats
Roy Hufstatler
Rusty Durham
Jerry Norris
Granbury Pirates
Granbury
Pirates
Indian Band Leaders Shine At San Angelo Event
Gail Anthony drums in Comanche High Band and is Band Sweetheart. Virginia Cobb serves as Feature Majorette with four years in the program and first division at the IL marching contest. Sharon Durham is Head Majorette with three years’ experience and a first division St Patrick’s Day rating. Johnnie Coulter debuts as first year majorette earning a second division rating at Dublin St Patrick’s Day show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche High School
Gail Anthony
Boyd Anthony
Gail
Virginia Cobb
Howell Cobb
Virginia
San Angelo
Sharon Durham
Walter Durham
Sharon
Johnnie Coulter
M. Coulter
Johnnie
Dublin
Seep
Tuberculosis Still Strikes in New York City
Tuberculosis remains a major health problem with 779 deaths in 1959 in New York City. Early discovery is key, and chest x ray examinations by trained doctors are among the best methods to detect and combat the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Visitors in Dixon Home
Visitors in the Dixon home over the past weekend included C. Q. Dixon of Fort Worth D. B. Lane of Waco Maxine Robertson and Joble Dean of Asti and Mr and Mrs R D Collina of Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Walter Dixon
C. Q. Dixon
Fort Worth
D. B. Lane
Waco
Maxine Robertson
Joble Dean
Asti
R .D. Collina
Winters
Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. K. Thompson
The family of Mrs. J. K. Thompson expresses sincere gratitude to friends for thoughts during illness and death. Special thanks to those who sent flowers and food, the ministers, the choir, and Oak Lawn Funeral Home for kindness. May God bless each of you. 11tp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Thompson
Oak Lawn Funeral Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tarleton
Stele
Cottrell
Kay Rachnnie Butler
Nior Editio
Spantex
Connally Feed Store
Comanche, Texas
Adcock Feed
Gustine, Texas
Hogan Scott de Leon
Texas
Jones Feed & Seed Store
Rising Star
Poston Feed & Seed Store
Dublin, Texas
Henderson Sales Co
Proctor, Texas
Santa Fe
Downing Church of Christ
United States of America
J. E. McGuire
Beal B. McDaniel
Pauline
Bill C. Gaines
Comanche
D. Barnhill
Brownwood
of Business
Brownwood, Texas
FCC
East Baker
Burton & Goodson
West Central Avenue
Tiny Burton
Herb Goodson
Humblelube
H. Tupin
America
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Olds. Inc
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