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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
5
Women of the community hold a sidewalk bake sale in front of First National Bank on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Proceeds support the family of James Broadway who is hospitalized in Fort Worth in serious condition after a front end loader overturned during his work. Donations of baked goods or food items are requested.
Jackie L. Jackson of Fort Worth, named in June 1972, has been jailed on worthless check charges. The local sheriff awaits his release for transport to jail on indictment by an 18th District Court grand jury. He allegedly gave Jerry Parr a worthless check.
Fifth and sixth grade students present a Christmas program in the high school auditorium Friday at 7 30 p m under the direction of Mrs Phyllis Richardson. The program features holiday and religious songs and the public is invited.
The notice seeks low cost reporting space for buyers renters sellers and traders to place ads. It invites inquiries for affordable options and standard terms, with emphasis on quick placement and wide reach.
The Glen Rose High School Tiger Band directed by Harold Parnell will present its annual Christmas Concert in the high school auditorium on Sunday at 2 p.m. The program features traditional Christmas carols and Yuletide music with no admission charge. The public is invited.
School nurse Mrs Sam Freas reported 106 immunizations were given to students and preschoolers on Tuesday morning at the local school. Dr Gerald Cope led the program with help from Mrs Bill Rhodes Mrs Sid Mimms Mrs Bill Cowan and Miss Phyllis Hilliard assisting.
Funeral services for Mrs Maxine H Darnaby 43 of Odessa were held there recently. A registered nurse and sister of Mrs Edna Emmons of Glen Rose she native of Fort Dodge Iowa, had lived in Odessa since 1954. Burial was in an Odessa cemetery.
Members of the Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship portray a Living Nativity Scene on the lawn of First United Methodist Church Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m. All characters and animals will be live and viewers can remain in their autos to view the scene.
First Baptist and First United Methodist Churches present The Story of Christmas by John W. Peterson Sunday at 7 00 p m in the sanctuary of the Baptist Church Marcus Gohlke directs the joint choirs with soloists Bob Summers and Mrs Curtis Gross The public is invited Also notes Mrs Keith Malone and Eric of Fort Worth visit her parents as Malone stays in Farmington New Mexico with his mother unconscious from a prior automobile wreck while Keith Malone and another victim recover
Arlie B. Red Messingill of this city was arrested Sunday night by Highway Patrolman Bob Brock. Charged with driving while intoxicated he was jailed, released on bond Monday, and will be arraigned in County Court at a later date.
Tarleton State University students wrap up practice teaching duties in local schools this week and will be candidates for degrees. The group includes Mrs. Lynnwood West in speech and English, Jack Cathey in physical education and history, Max Tomlin in vocational agriculture, and Mrs. Phyllis Richardson in biology and music. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mingus returned to Lubbock after visiting Mrs. Gilleland and at Iredell.
Mike Schuelke, son of Coach and Mrs. Paul Schuelke, received honorable mention on the Lone Star Conference mythical football team. A Glen Rose High School graduate, he starred in athletics and played defensive safety for the Tarleton State University Texans this past year.
A brisk summary of a classified ad page highlights a mix of lost and found items, job leads, and small personal notices. The readable notices name a few local services and contact details, offering quick entry points for readers seeking short-term opportunities or missing items.
Ed Lewis of Bosque County jailed in Meridian on charges of giving worthless checks in Bosque Johnson and Somervell Counties. He pled guilty to writing a ten dollar hot check to Red and White Food Store in 1972. Peace Justice H C Polley fined him twelve dollars fifty cents and ordered payment of the check.
Members of Alpha Delta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held their annual Christmas party Saturday night at the Community Center. Thirty members attended with husbands and guests for a turkey dinner with all the trimmings.
The December 13 1973 issue highlights local notices and listings. Readers find available jobs items real estate and services shown in brief classified entries across the page.
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