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FOUR SCOUTS presented the Rotary Clubprogram Monday at noon, teUing of their near Colorado SpringOrpha Click,left areleft, introduced the boys. Jim Grubbs, David Grubbs.mm tin#National JamboreeCarver and Steve ConewayLeader(Staff Photo)slt;iIJolirmnsMPc »r196Cnonet!Hoii\ lt;i \it'ituriicrmodI Roh ! Jayi' %if of the ten Htifef attended the KilthJam burn* irii htlj aiion,(V*k m(ifIII■Wt*?billfuiillslid|£I d!I Mnl! month~ r Ihe IIiifirliiV litpi it !I FI)Orpha Click, district chair mm land «iic «*f Uvo leader* from Hereford who attended the week # laitg Jamboree, introiluced the boyn ami ijavea summary of his lmj»ns sioiiH. mt ,4SSl' :8tci** iifkiExnlorer Postr lllrfits III HospitalM»rI kj|I ItJch were nI f H i I lt;* I * fitm mmI ITpening inrerina of 56.(MX)rleaders Colorad hlt; M f Mlt! i vra;*nUtiiandMlIf f flfiBpjrr} ] {%1 j.iniieiajin gam*FillHI if it. IILv-■St--'' ■0 near1 Mis immi MiBrtie# Jocle 14I awiMummerUmbrv.1238 Av»Box 4CThird;h* ft«BatTavlor. Friona: JohnmRov201 AveJjHI HI W.:'DebraUrnirth:JJavicOirubbs of Troop .2 Jo how the boya were fed. Kach troop of .12 l/ys, he explained, had a tjuartermaster who drew food from a central f*int anlt;i distrilwited it to the eight - man patrols for ewkingJlKach of theboys within the patr*1 rotatedHI I I g.eleaning.wash-ihlt;*s and making fires, e (’oneway of T 'lt;op about the side trips takenthe 111 Scouts and Leaden from the fJano Kstacado Dis-These included a one * day to the site of a Colorado mountain ghost minini*® tlt;»wnand | another trip I lop the if AirForce Academy.UKvir,out52*0In#trip»V IJ t« S*c*rAnn (ante, naI t;;.1 wm'11/ 1*‘G»jmsmolceni vB. Williams, fill S«.Ipe 1 Garcta505 ( Iran t;f Lillian! Ann f^adez ■Mrs Jesus Cli*man,gjfletI illt;*J Hilt.S 521 SinI)Up)of II BJotboil!: jW a!IIBlkI IV Wa cusihrlt;Woitea cmmlHM Itand Indian dancerfeatured. 'V ■* “ pngrow’th of out ! a nds.1•s. *•:,, E. \VI’utii'ties Hit ]h * if *'i •«!lt; 11* V nil t'fl l f* to r^ ty s1. were the rifle, archct v andiJinI I t )MrsSi mi tii if V tmmIIIJ h\Bewnd.U llUniiHs^d I(wards, I rone f tW+* pjLook Who’sNew!ftF lt;i 11I !•;! fin-Jif?.1. jyne iittiJHastllloinj*\ I niMr*.Roitu! 20,Mr.Mimtli*s. Jesus DelosSantos ait the parents of a ba bjf: fx»v bor n at 2:041a.. m|H|aritiiiprec i Ange thrillrange?1 n IIvin\i.it *IHufiriii^dI it*rri v V i W% -AJ11111Is Valii1 onaldlilt;»me of the worlds?§ performelt;l atSit '*■ Vife * ft ,fifc 4 to if %ii- IL I « »H*| I lt;IFITi i t 11 lt;t n \\ 111 Mri\tAI M ice rocket IJ«mbore«v:*.wl ill) huiit4 t. ^disolav ever held in IIi wo ro(H*oHonted mo nchingn. ekml 1 %ve mi tjpllargest fiiowork?nitocSimmies AnnaI -U ’ ill,W« ¥* At IRaymild| pound1 w rayw ^ i r^,BaI faarieI aitdl$nfMisJ Myrl1 at|2:3jl* :2%.. anlt;ant! ®l;4 trWeigaw... ^*es.S»[by girl was born to Mr,lt*s. Rafael ^Torres SundayaHI1, Ili.(Mrs. AI ul Ci »neNil rim* yi itiill H tLinda Short. lonald Hay Jofrn-soit, Florence I'). Kdv Rafael ToiTes, Mrs,Cantu, Beatriz Sanrhez,I?•ftUno n.uXiiiidrs.L♦VhUmmOr»tiie highl”*'*meettog i «*■! lt;er, wlio narrate^ an hourijlj? resume ^)f the Ijjilmbf* Randy Carver of I rooo scrilted the t’ont. that went on I-'*III ft Hr irUBile/. llenrv M* Hmvell 8‘man G. Kelley, Ismail^®:*pcasnlt;lito^4 lt;Mince IjojI was born to Mr, and Mrs fiavmond HH1 SundaySat 3:38 P.;-n»,S-^J || Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Guzman are parents of a baby girl born Tuesday. Aug, 23^ at 1:54 p.m. She weighed 5 pounds and one -MLfif1.lt;alit jnt1SHiSi • mliIImt lit* a i t*aLoyal WorkersQuilting Club Holds Luncheonand regional patches. Most of the trading took - place withintents set aside for that purposeSkins anti feathers also brought a premium, Ranfiy said he look bottles of Hereford water andThe Loyal Workers Club met Friday at noon in the IOOF Hall for their business mlt;*eting and lunchelt;»n.TWm {‘resent were Mesdames Mary Flowers, Edna Bovve, I.u-eille Olsen, Otto Massie, AdaMrs. Snyder Home From WashingtonMrs, Glenn Snyrder recently retmned home from a three * weeks tripj||ft Seattle, Wash., where she* visited in the* home of her daughter and son - in -law, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Sander's Mrs. Sanders is the former Helen Ann Snyder of Hereford. While there Mrs, Snyder made g acquaintance e of a new! g r a n ddaiighter, Judith1MAPtMm dialk t I c 1 r fI I!k%,l!i I f£ ft*. ! Ir1 t ft tin1\ 1 • j\■Hilo 1 W ro I
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Hereford Brand
Hereford, Texas, US
Thu, Aug 25, 1960
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