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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
4
The Hillsboro Hospital invites women aged 18 to 50 with a high school education and good health to apply for a vocational nursing program directed by Dr. Charles A. Garrett. Applications are accepted now for a September 1, 1963 start. Only white applicants will be accepted.
County agents urge cooperation with stockmen on Bangs disease testing after a Somervell County cow tested clean earlier, then retested and sold for far less. Authorities ban moving untested cows into several west Texas counties. Warn of prussic acid poisoning from sorghum pastures in dry weather and advise cautious grazing times and close monitoring of cattle.
Rainbow Hews Pro reports guest speaker Bill Luden from Fort Worth at the church Sunday. He lunched with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Starnes. Visitors include Barbara Rollins and Lana Kay from California visiting J. E. Miller's grandparents, with Janice Dobson of Fort Worth also present at the Miller home.
Grace Howeth departed Wednesday for a month long vacation in California joining brothers Kay Nabors and Virgil Nabors.
Mr and Mrs Bill Allen returned to Galveston after a week with his mother Mrs Mattie Allen and the G W Rileys. Gary Jackson spent last week with his aunt and family at Burleson. Mr and Mrs J S Patton and Billy of Temple visited in W M Bramlett's home Sunday. Mrs Johnny Cousins and Gary of Meridian visited Mr and Mrs Earl Proffitt Sunday. Mrs W M Reeves and Mrs Hallie Hawkins visited Mrs Bill Mimms and Mrs Jim Tur.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hammond stayed in Memorial Hospital in Cleburne Monday afternoon. Fay Edwards hosted an ice cream social for Martha on her birthday Sunday afternoon. Relatives from Ft Worth and from here attended revivals at Cottonwood and New Prospect last week. The monthly singing is Saturday night and everyone is invited to attend.
Mrs Myr Brannan departed Saturday for Florence Arizona after a two week stay with relatives and friends in this city.
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