Glen Rose Golfer Red Roden Bright in State Junior Golf
Red Roden 18 of Glen Rose leads at Brackenridge Park San Antonio in the State Junior Golf Tournament after qualifying with a 68 three under par and a 36 32 split. He is in the semi finals with Joe Moore Jr and Tom Miller Jr with Boden Chasey in the other semi.
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Bill
Red) Roden
Glen Rose
San Antonio
Red
Brackenridge Park
Tom Miller, Jr
Austin
Joe Moore, Jr
Jimmy Chasey
Boden
Chasey
Moore
Miller
Texas
In Passing on Long Street by Weldon Pharr
LENNIE LANE has little to say about a recent fishing trip. REV OUSLEY expresses admiration for the magnitude and beauty of Carlsbad Cavern. ROBERT.
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Long Street
Weldon Pharr
Lennie Lane
Ousley
Carlsbad Cavern
Robert
Hill City Community Notes and Visits
Ernest Guthrie of Ft Worth visits Hill City this week. Lemar Tidwell returns from Colorado where he worked, now at home. Harold Moore and family, with his wife, go to Weatherford for a two week job. Claude Tidwell and family of Ft Worth visit Jim Wood. Charlie Moore and family of Tolar attend church and visit relatives. Willard Wood and family visit his father. Evelyn Wood spends night with Imogene Williams. Singing school to close Wednesday. ice cream and pie supper Friday night inviting all. Some attend Mt Pleasant Home Coming. Irwin Wood trips to Glen Rose. Lewis Mitchell to Ft Worth.
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Ernest Guthrie
Ft. Worth
Hill City
Lemar Tidwell
Colorado
Harold Moore
Weatherford
Harold
Claude Tidwell
Ft Worth
Jim Wood
Charlie Moore
Tolar
Willard Wood
Evelyn Wood
Imogene Williams
Mt. Pleasant
Irwin Wood
Glen Rose
Lewis Mitchell
Local visits and family gatherings in Lanham area
Lanham and Paluxy families spent Sundays visiting relatives in nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Bynum Shook with family joined Edd West and G W Wilson. Jack Gosdin's family spent time with son Jim in Potts Valley. Wilsons hosted Fern Wilson with Anda Woods family in Alvarado. others traveled to Cleburne Fort Worth and San Antonio on various visits and business.
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Bynum Shook
Paluxy
Edd West
G. W. Wilson
Jack Gosdin
Jim
Potts Valley
John D. Wilson
Fern Wilson
Anda Woods
Alverado
Murry
Ross Wilson
Cleburne
Lonnie Weeks
Dennis
Lee Wilson
Dunnigan
Alton May
Dillard Wilson and Sons
Ft. Worth
Raymond Lanham
Town People Acknowledge Everyday Happenings
Local notes list many residents with brief observations from the week. DOTSON ready to discuss a new school building, BILL PORTER defending a tourney score, and MRS DON HILL remarking on fishing season. Also notes on TEMPLE SUMMERS, REV OUSLEY, HENRY NICKELL, LENNIE LANE, HOWARD DISMUKES, MRS BILL CARTER, FRANK WILLIAMSON, COLL MILAM, BILL RODEN, BOB BOYD, BOB PRUITT, G I DANIEL, S E CRABTREE, GENE CONNALLY, and SENATOR VERNON LEMENS with various small incidents and comments.
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Dotson
Bill Porter
Don Hill
E. Ward
Temple Summers
Rev
Ousley
Henry Nickell
Lennie Lane
C’s
Howard Dismukes
Bill Carter
Frank Williamson
Coll Milam
Bill Roden
Bob Boyd
Bob Pruitt
G. I. Daniel
S. E. Crabtree
Gene Connally
Vernon Lemens
Bradbury Leads Runoff Despite County Gap
W T Bradbury of Cleburne celebrates a 2 000 vote run off lead over Leland Johnson while Somervell county trails. Bradbury III returns to his hotel after a successful eye operation and dines with six friends at White Cafe in Cleburne.
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Leland Johnson
Somervell
W. T. Bradbury
Cleburne Merchant
W. T. Bradbuury III
Cleburne
White Cafe
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Willie Ray
Charles Jane Parham
Walnut Springs
E. T. Parham
Edna McCoy
Warren Martin
Stephenville
A. A. Phillips
Buster and
Pratt
Flag Branch
Robert Martin
Oden
Mrs
Jack Allen
John C. Harlow
L. C. Harlow
Dallas
Gus Shipman
Dewey Hubble
Delma Lee
Anita Joan
Clifford Campbell
Brother Bailey
Rock Creek
Bart Cargill
E. T. Bailion
Rosebud
Mary Barnes
Edyth Harlow
Jake Roden
Lanham Mill
Emma Ruth Reynolds
Lone Star Community
Fq Natural Gas Co. Gas Sys
America
Lone Star
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