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Glen Rose Reporter

Location

Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1963

Page

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Methodist Laymen To Meet At Glen Lake Camp

The Central Texas Methodist Conference will host its annual lay retreat at Glen Lake Camp Glen Rose on August 23 to 25 with speakers including E Stanley Jones renowned missionary and author. Bishops, lay leaders, and ministers will lead talks on spiritual growth evangelism and stewardship of life with group discussions and worship led by local pastors and music directors.

Fieet Glen Lake Camp E. Stanley Jones Central Texas Glen Lake Glen Rose Mr. Jones William C. Martin Dallas Horace Warren Kimbrell Kansas City Kimbrell Goodwill Industries Greater Kansas City Goodwill Industries of America Roy J. Grogan Weatherford Central Texas Methodist Conference Bill Mann First Methodist Church Cris Baldwin Riverside Methodist Church Fort Worth Max 8. Mobley Fort Worth District Ned Calvert Hurst

Jaycees Begin Work on New Glen Rose Youth Center

Jaycees announce construction of a 30 by 60 foot concrete tile youth center on county land behind the current community center in Glen Rose. Site work starts next week with local volunteer help and donations sought. center to serve county youth organizations, boys and girls.

Danny Smith Glen Rose Jaycees Glen Rose Somervell County Jaycees Plen Scott Crabtree, Jr Jaycees Paul Hancock Smith

First Graders Must Bring Birth Certificates

Parents of pupils entering school for the first year are reminded they must have a birth certificate before enrollment. Children born in Somervell County may obtain certificates at the County Clerk’s office. A physical examination and vaccinations are required, with details at the local clinic.

Somervell County County Clerks Office

Tiger Gridders Begin Workouts Next Monday

The 1963 Glen Rose Tigers start workouts Monday with daily drills until school begins. Report times are 8:00 a.m. for all players, with seniors juniors and sophomores meeting at Marks English Hospital Sunday at 3 p.m. Freshmen report at 4 p.m. Coach Schuelke notes 25-man squad with 10 returners, six as prior starters, plus three from last year’s B team and 12 freshmen. Returning players include Gibbs Sinclair Swaim Hawkins Boyd Jones Miller Pruitt Strawn Thompson.

Glen Rose Tigers Paul B. Schuelke Marks English Hospital Schuelke Tiger Chuck Gibbs Donald Sinclair Floyd Swaim Nathan Hawkins Calvin Boyd Phillip Jones Billy Miller John Pruitt C. M. Strawn, Jr Alan Thompson

Representative Ward Attends Lake Cleburne Dam Groundbreaking

Representative J. E. Ward participated in ceremonies in Cleburne on Friday for the Lake Cleburne Dam groundbreaking. He attended daytime activities, spoke on the program, and visited relatives and friends.

J. E. Ward Wits Cleburne Lake Cleburne Dam

Bridges Family Returns From Palestine Visit

Mrs Jack Bridges Jr and her two sons Jay and Jim Bob have returned from a three week visit with their parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Alvie Gibson in Palestine Mrs Lewis Lee sister of Mrs Bridges accompanied them home for a visit

Eva Howeth Roswell N. M W. H. Howeth Jack Bridges Jay Jim Bob Alvie Gibson Palestine Lewis Lee Bridges

Cross Plains Men Buy Reporter Now In Charge

Cross Plains men purchase the Cross Plains Review and appoint changes at the Glen Rose Reporter effective Aug. 1. Jack McCarty becomes editor publisher with Lois as reporter and office manager. Jack Scott remains editor publisher of the Review.

Cross Plains Jack McCarty Jack Scott Cross Plains Review Glen Rose Charles Gibbs McCarty Lois Scott Review Texas Press Association West Texas Press Association Somervell County Twe McCartys Dan Texas Tech Lubbock

Canadian Girl Guides Visit Oakdale Park

Pete May, Oakdale Park manager, reported brisk activity at the park last week. Twelve Canadian Girl Guides joined Cedar Brake Girl Scout Camp visitors and a group of 13 Little League players with sponsors stayed three days. Four family reunions occurred, and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. DeValle from Dallas helped with extensive skating rink repairs slated to reopen soon.

Pete May Oakdale Park Canada Cedar Brake May A. L. DeValle Dallas the de Valle’s

White's Auto Mullins Premier Win Baseball Championships

White's Auto team won the Little League title by 15 14 over Wilson & Young. Mullins Premier Station edged Harvey Jackson's Used Cars 9 8 in a thriller for the Teen-age championship Friday night in Glen Rose. Umpire Richard Hathaway called the season, with coaches and sponsors thanked for support.

White’s Auto Mullins Glen Rose White Wilson & Young White’s Superette Kenneth Gibson Thayron Hatley Hunter’s and Lynn O’neal C. M. Strawn Ed Wilson Harvey Jackson Hunter’s O’neal Kenneth Halsey Jerry Ice John Hewlett Boyd Clements Larry Cowan Larry Bone Tommy O'Neal Terry Starnes Billy Clark Danny Thompson Ronald Dempsey Richard Mann Ronnie Reynolds David O’neal Coke Gibbs Hatsey Hank Pruitt Randy Wheat Leslie Sparks John Parker Jackie

Burleson Couple Welcome Baby Girl Pamela Denise

Mr and Mrs Tommy Mann of Burleson are parents of a baby girl born August 11 weighing seven pounds thirteen ounces. The infant is named Pamela Denise. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs T K Mann of Glen Rose and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs J V Pace of Waxahachie.

Tommy Mann Burleson Pamela Denise T. K. Mann Glen Rose J. V. Pace Waxahachie

Change of Editor at Somerville Reporter

An editorial notes Glen Rose Weekly Reporter has undergone a forthcoming editor change after 77 years of publication since 1886. It reflects on the paper’s history of droughts floods plagues and progress and pledges to publish a hometown paper valued by the public, churches, schools, and civic groups while welcoming oversight and cooperation.

E. N. Brown Glen Rose Somervell

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WM. C. Martin Horace W. Kimbell Roy Grogan Representative Ward Temple Summers Doyle Spurlin J. M. McCroskey Hazel Adcock Stephenville Linda Renfro Adcock Howard Payne College M. H. Peeble, Jr Mineola Cecil Parker L. B. McQueen Girl Guides America City Hall
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