Local residents bid farewell for Austin session and visits
Union Grove residents and families are listed in notes of social visits and trips. Senator Lindley Beckworth and Mrs Beckworth leave for Austin for Gov. Preston Smith called session. Several families, including the Wylies, Berry, Aldridge, and McCrarys, travel, attend church, visit kin, and mark Father’s Day. A Chicago church history scholar, Rev. Dr Martin Marty, wins the National Book Award for Righteous Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley Beckworth
Tuesay
Austin
Preston Smith
John Barney
Doug Wylie
Mr. Wylie
Mary Peck
Michael
Mike
Army
Willie Carpenter
Houston
Leonard Berry
Berry
Gladeater
Afton Berry
Hope
Arkansas
Carl Tyson
Helen Trotter
Helen
Lloyd Towery
Nellie Ruth Cox
Debbie
Tommy Towery
Wichita Falls
John Simmons
Rennie
Lufkin
W. L. Simmons
Gladewater
Raymond C McCrary
West Mt
Twila
Bertelle
Robertson County
Raymond
Calvert
Franklin
Lois Johnston
Nabeth
Florida
Joe McKnight
Joel and
Keith
James L
Aldridge
Melanie
Barbara Ann
Cynthia Kay
Jeffery
Floyd S. Pruitt
M. P. Aldridge
Thornton Pruitt
Pruitt City
Oklahoma
Lloyd
Don Taylor
Donna Sue
Sabine
H. M. Thompson
Hulan
Gilmer
Lynn Bowden
Kilgore
Holley Howell
Holley
Bowdens
Tommy Aldridge
Lance
Mt. Pleasant
Mamie R. Smith
Lee
Lillie Higgins
Dallas
Beckworth
Chicago
Martin E Marty
University of Chicago Divinity School
America
Dial Press
First Baptist to Show For Pete's Sake in Church Sanctuary
First Baptist Church hosts a free Sunday screening of For Pete's Sake a Denver shot comedy drama about Pete Harper a service station owner facing life tests. Robert Sampson stars with Pippa Scott Marge John Milford Sam Groom and others. Rev B F Risinger Jr invites all families to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skip
Nicolas Surovy
Carol
Pam McMyler
Gladewater
First Baptist Church
Pete
Denver
Colorado Rocky Mountains
Pete Harper
Robert Sampson
Pippa Scott
Marge John Milford
Sam Groom
Johnny Jensen
Irene Tedrow
Nicolas Survey
B. F. Risinger, Jr
4-H State Round-Up Draws Starrville Club Members
Starrville 4-H Club members attend the state round-up at Texas A M University June 6 7. Participants include Winfred Williams Bobby Green Robert Warren and other Smith County youth in safety money management clothing education and natural resources with adult leaders and local agents assisting in workshops and a Tyler style show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starrville 4-H
Texas A&m University
Winfred Williams
Bobby Green
Robert Warren
Smith County
Matthew Hardin
Brenda Warren
Lillian Bynum
Debra Childs
Maytell Williams
B. J. Pryor
Starrville 4-H Club
St. James Cme Church
Tyler
Elease Williams
Audrey Williams
Martell
Joyce Williams
New Mountain Cme Church
Hattie Sneed
Texanna Manley
Carol Brower
Kathy Byrd
Earnestine Warren
Mesdames Roxie Cox
Lois Cox
Effie Cox
Gene E. Green
Morell MccNelly
Bertha Williams
Dorothy Stevenson
New Mountain 4
Debra
Marcia
Sheila
Marilyn Cox
Jacquelyn Williams
Karen Stevenson
Singer Company
Ewing
New York
Job opening in Florida sparks citrus humor
An employment agency manager notes a job open in Florida and jokes about lemon picking while an applicant responds with a quip about being married twice. The exchange highlights light commentary on job prospects and personal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Texas Water Fatalities Over Memorial Day Weekend
Parks and Wildlife officials report 24 water related deaths in swimming incidents and one boating fatality over the 26 to 29 May Memorial Day weekend. Thirteen victims were 18 or younger. May 1972 totals reached 121 water deaths, 30 more than May 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
I Remember Hankinson and Fairmount North Dakota
Veronica Oshman recalls living in Hankinson ND until age 100 then moving to Fairmount ND. She notes changes such as no German spoken by youth, absence of hitching posts and lamplighter, and memories of daily lamp cleaning and shared bath water. She recalls World War I marching soldiers with pride and asks for local donations to The Old Timer column. The beluga sturgeon note seems unrelated to the personal reminiscence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica Oshman
Fairmount
N.D
Hankinson
North Dakota
Main Street
France
Frankfort
Police and Fire Reports Highlight Local Incidents
Fire damaged James Smith mobile home on Pritchett Road when an electric air conditioner wire sparked 11 46 a m Saturday. A filled gasoline lawn mower ignited at 10 08 am. Burglary at Western Auto yielded about 300 dollars in cash and 56 2 rifles found missing. Theft of saddle blankets and bridle from rodeo grounds reported 10 10 am Saturday. Shoplifting led to a downtown arrest. A 1959 Cadillac was stolen from Music Box Sunday at 2 10 am. A Rodeo Road resident reported a pickup collision with another pickup at 10 48 am. Tape player and cartridge stolen from car on Miller Street. Minor vandalism at Broadway School 8 51 am Monday. Two-car crash at Broadway and Hwy 80 with no injuries or tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Pritchett Road
Don Harrison
Marshall
Western Auto
Rodeo Rd
Miller Street
Broadway School
Broadway
Hwy. 80
New Hope Baptist Plans Weeklong Revival Near Big Sandy
The New Hope Baptist Church four miles north of Big Sandy on Highway 155 announces a weeklong revival. Pastor Rev. O J Owens invites all to attend with evangelist Fred Morrow of Red Springs. He speaks Sunday morning June 25 at 10 and 7 30 p m and services run nightly at 7 30 p m from June 25 to July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope Baptist Church
Big Sandy
Highway 155
O. J. Owens
Fred Morrow
Red Springs
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