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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1972
Page
12
Fire officials announced two monetary gifts received over the past week totaling 37 dollars. Contributors were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reynolds 25 dollars and Frank Laramore 12 dollars. They requested the Reporter convey sincere thanks for the generous gifts.
High School Principal Charles Gibbs announced this week that the Senior Class won the Citizenship Award, given to one class each semester. Classes are judged on care of grounds, rooms and lockers in weekly inspections made by Student Council members.
Mrs Ira Plummer and Mrs J C Montgomery report a broken hand after a slip on ice last week. Becky Ke ler and Gary Hill of Waco were iced in here until Tuesday. H B Whittington and Carl Blakeley traveled to Fort Worth for an eye check up. Mrs Johnny Cousins of Meridian visited with Mr and Mrs Earl Proffitt. Bunch Reeves Herman Hawkins and Mrs Orell Reeves spent Sunday in Stephen ville with Lillie Mae Reeves family. Terry Gosdin of Tarleton State College visited at home over the weekend. Mrs Orell Reeves and Mrs Ira Plummer visited in Cleburne Monday.
Four area men received bachelor of science degrees at Tarleton State College in Stephenville as 142 seniors graduated. Nathan Hawkins earned General Business, Russell L. Moore General Business, Gary Pat Walker Industrial Arts, and Lynnwood West Physical Education. Attendees included West's family and several local residents.
Jerry Hancock hosted 16 Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity members from the University of Texas at Arlington at his parents home for a barbecue and party Friday night. Nearby visits include Mrs. Joy Brooks in Fort Worth and multiple families attending a Tarleton State College graduation in Stephenville.
Clarence H. West, 61, of Cleburne, brother of Mrs. Ann Thompson of this city, died Tuesday morning at Memorial Hospital in Cleburne. Funeral rites were pending Tuesday afternoon.
A community carol-singing event sponsored by the Dinos drew about 400 people around the Christmas tree on the court house square last Wednesday night. Raymond Elliott of Georges Creek led the singing with a quartet including Robert Summers, Mrs. Charlie Vineyard, and Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Gohlke, while school bands provided accompaniment.
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