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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
3
Eleven members answered roll call at the Georges Creek Home Demonstration Club meeting in the tabernacle. Mrs. Alpha Threadgill, president, led and plans for the H D Camp were discussed with a camp stunt planned. Refreshments of punch and cupcakes were served by Mrs. Delia Cavossos.
Miss Bertha Osborn of Gonzales is visiting here with the Temple Summers family to spend time locally.
Rainbow News reports Bro. Carter of Fort Worth was guest speaker at the church Sunday and spent the day with Jess Conway. Multiple local families in Fort Worth, Dallas, Glen Rose, Joshua, Ardmore, Grand Prairie, and Rock Creek hosted or visited relatives and friends over the weekend.
Joan Macy of Granbury toured Glen Rose on Tuesday, visiting local sites and meeting residents during a brief excursion.
Gill Saturday saw the Somervell County 4 H Club Sears Pig Show at the Junior Livestock Show Barn. Terry Starnes won the champion gift to take to the area show in Denton on Aug 30. Kenneth Woods also advances with his champion boar. Other winners include Kenna Kay Miller second Perry Dempsey third Billy Clark fourth Hank Pruitt fifth gift died about three weeks ago. Keith Hillman Hood County agent judged the show.
Somervell County producers receive final 1963 Feed Grain Program payments while diverted acreage may not be grazed until November 1. It may be seeded in fall with small grains. CR annual payments expected after October 1. Devered acreage may be reseeded after contract ends December 31, 1963, with grazing still prohibited before January 1, 1964. ACP funds exhausted. future availability unknown. Local notices include visits by Paul Hancock family to Amarillo and Mae McCamant visiting Glen Rose.
Loretta Rives and her four year old niece Patsy Flanary share Room 105 at Children's Hospital in Fort Worth after knee surgery for Loretta and hip surgery for Patsy. Loretta expected home by week’s end. Patsy to stay for a second operation in two weeks.
Mrs. Lewis Firestone has been in Plainview Hospital Fort Worth for several days with a back ailment. She is reportedly in traction and the length of hospitalization is unknown. Mrs W D Brown oversees the Little Patty Dress Show during her absence.
Miss Betty Northcutt of Fort Worth is spending the week with her grandmother Mrs. Lillie Loper. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Northcutt accompanied her here Sunday and returned home that evening.
G. W. Putnam is visiting Fort Worth to see his son Roy Putnam. He recently had surgery in a Fort Worth hospital and returned to Glen Rose two weeks ago. He will undergo a medical check up during the stay.
Amends Section 62 of Article XVI to allow Jefferson County Texas political subdivisions to create a Retirement Disability and Death Compensation Fund for appointive officers and employees after voter approval. The Governor to issue proclamation for a November 1963 election date and publish notice as required by law.
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