Girl Scout Review and Brownie Meetings Highlight Local Club
Senior Girl Scout event at Mrs. Meitzen home includes games refreshments and a Tuesday party. Brownie groups from first to fourth grade meet at local homes with Valentine treats, games, promises, and note of a stationed Miss Duroths in Siping for the depot crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Meitzen
Tin Turdas
R. J. Cole
Bandra ‘Thomis
Susan Davidson
GC. 5. Johnson
J. H. Ware
Muni. Cole
Taird
Mes
Wesdon
Shirley Brown
Reparles
Peeneeiesaels
Miss Duroths
Malalite
Siping Witt
Quesent
Thay Empany
Happenings from Lissie: Local Visits and Health Updates
Mrs. Chas. F Berry and son Milan left for Cole Camp Missouri after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Corawan in Wharton. Elizabeth Shumk and Robert live at Caney Valley Hospital in Wharton showing improvement. Mrs. Guy Briges recovering at Laughlin Hospital after severe headaches. Elsie Sheridan of Hempsstead visiting relatives. Pete Gartso family Houston visitors. Miss Auhe Lee Swearingen and others attended the Ent Stock Show in Houston. Ben F. McCormick ill at home with Carl McCormick visiting. Mrs Joe Lanier home from Caney Valley Hospital after minor surgery. Tile Gibbs confined at home. Edyard Henry returned from Bay City after visiting the Heney family. Elizabeth Ann Strunk and Robert Strunk improved and hope to return to school. Vera Graves employed by Texas Transportation in Houston spent the week with parents Roy and Suniy Graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. “Berry
Milan Teft
Cole Camp
Wr. J. Corawan
Robert
Liveebeth Ann Shumk
Caney Valley Hospital
Wharton
Elizabeth
Dover
Guy Briges
Laughlin
Elsie
Duanne Sheridan
Hempsstead
Eagle Bales
Pete Gartso
Houston
Auhe Lee Swearingen
Dove Hoffmen
Thie Hyde Mester
Bie
Ered Tsenuwer
Belly Gortson
Borkafay Seneut
Dallas
Ts Hyuk Rm
East Bement High School
Ben F. MecCormick
Myre
Carl McCormick
Sen Moree
Ben F. McCormick
Joe RB. Lanier
Can|ey Valley Hospital
Tile Gibbs
Albert Go
Edyard Henry
Bay City
New skirt craze at school as girls lengthen hems
The article notes a fashion shift at a school where girls imitate a longer skirt style, citing Patsy and others adopting rowelirts to stay in fashion. It mentions waist pinches and bustle trends, with teachers guiding literary and artistic activities alongside sports updates from Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Schkool
Lyneh
Farm Bureau district meeting draws 135 delegates to Bellville
Costcordia Bellville hosts a district Farm Bureau meeting with 135 delegates from across the district. BL J. Anderson, president of the Colorado County Farm Bureau, and Lakte, along with Wy 4 Hetner and Johnny Nelson of the Garwood bureau, attend. Waller Hammond, president of the Texas Farm Bureau Federation, reports on Washington agrical funds and participates in related events with the American Farm Bureau Federation Southern Region. Hammond spent January in Washington for a board meeting and discussions with Texas lawmakers on agriculture issues. Other speakers provide program context for delegates and Bureau members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costcordia
Hal
Bellville
BL J. Anderson
Colorado County Farm Barentt Oe Engle
Lakte
Wy 4
Hetner
Johnny Nelson
County Bureau
Garwood
Waller Hahimond
Texas Fain Bureau Federation
Washington
Amercan Farm’ Bureau Federation
Ferestning
Hammond
Netion
American Farm Bureau Board
Texas
Landa Couple Welcome Baby Son in Tulsa
Mr and Mrs Jerome Landa welcomed a baby boy named Howard Simon Landa in Tulsa Oklahoma arriving Saturday February seventh weighing eight pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Simeon Reger and Mr and Mrs Marshall. The family shared the joy with relatives in Salt Lake City and McAlten, as Clover City was mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Landa
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Howard Simon Landa
Bris_ Jerome Lunda
Pris Tc
Corel Lesli
Lunda
A&M Award Offered To Eagle Lake Garwood Students
Eagle Lake and Garwood high school seniors are invited to apply for the Texas A&M College Cornerstone Award program. The competition funds four year college scholarships paying 200 to 300 dollars yearly plus student jobs to cover costs. Ten Texas boys who would not have attended college previously earned awards in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garwood High
Mead
Laganiciel
Eagle Lele
Garewood
Uy HK
Persygnan
Texas Tal de ML
Maltien
Texas
Yexas A. & BM. Coortuelty
Foldey
Finksviniers
Abe
Calles Mers
Texa Aitizens
Ponses
Jesse Sones
Mouston
Twa
CINC
Mushinsan
Dalan Twa
Wall Rogers
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Pillsbury
Libby
Uncle Williams
Stokley
Peaches
Lin
Mission Sugar
Folger's
LE. Tin
Hormels
Dions
I. Cc
Lose Wood
Hagle Lake, Texas
Girl Scout Review
Brg
S. Se Sinclair
C. W. Springheld
Ge Crim
Sintinie
Worl
Kas Melzer
Susi
Conay
Mire
Maurie Goodyon
Otter Bila
Guay
Rodgers
Bios Water
Brownad Scout Revi
O.S. Campbell
Benownie
Donna Lou Thomas
Orphic Fhealge
Highway No
Columpbus
Clyde Gold Eagle Laks
Lissie
Jaze, Helen Stil
Vera Graves
Texas Transportition Company
Roy Graves
Suniy
Qgreements- HS
Hank
Rotay Dun Zuene ‘Ning, Berta’ Qriswell
Seta Briscos
Fillie Bichanck
Bay Atu Alauty
Binghan DL
Billy
Roy
Mr. Geach
Meng
Mey. Kellys
Sheridan [Lasket
Schulenburg
Ull Schulenburg
Sheridan
Schulenbure
Sheridan Basket Gsi
Weimar Theep
Mrs
Jerome Lan
Sid
JR. Thomas
Hey
E. Marshall
McAlten
Degetter
Clady
Eagle Lake
A&m Award
Homer WA
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