Round Square Panthers and Joe Smith Feature in Waco Times-Herald
The Waco Times-Herald previews Round Square Panthers and Joe Smith in a forthcoming write-up. Coaches Willingham and Clary thank fans for dress coats given at Friday’s banquet honoring their youth program work. Drilling begins this week on a 5,600 foot test well at Stockton survey. Royalty and leases cross the area as Glen Rose eyes a new factory with growing interest.
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Panther Cave
Joe Smith
Waco Times-Herald
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Willingham
Clary
Tiger
Stockton Survey
Walter Glen Place
New Bridge Survey Details Eastward Right of Way Shift
A new survey of the Paluxy River bridge on Highway 67 proposes minor east and west shifts in the right of way affecting landowners P A Dempsey R L Nickell O J Miles Robert D English Moody Booker and Kessiah Shields heirs. The Glen Rose area will see new homes along Wheeler Branch and 67 above Booker Hill plus a courthouse post office and Glen Lake Camp nearby with a fishermans paradise and a boys camp for 50. The plan hints at a pilots program and a new route for 144 amid local government experimentation while noting ongoing opposition from the same group.
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Paluxy
P. A. Dempsey
R. L. Nickell
O. J. Miles
Robert D. English
Moody Booker
Kessiah Shields Heirs
Booker
Glen Rose
Wheeler Branch
Booker Hill
Glen Lake
Anne
Soil cooperation boosts range with cedar removal drive
Bosque Soil Conservation District cooperators Bob Turner W A Schmid Mac McConal Jack Bridges and W M Bramlett completed cedar and mesquite eradication for range improvement. District leaders note brush removal uses less water and helps improve drought-damaged pasture while urging landowners to plan brush control and follow through with proper soil and water conservation practices. Lucas Studios Irving captured future Somervell County citizens Gary Lynn Hill Scotty Willingham Patricia Hawkins Philip Woodruff Kathy Sue Mang and Tomm Tuck in the photo sequence.
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Bosque Soil Conservation District
Bob Turner
W. A. Schmid
Mac McConal
Jack Bridges
W. M. Branlett
Bosque Soil Conservation
Somervell County
Lucas Studios
Irving
Gary Lynn Hill
W. M .Bramlett
Scotty Willingham
James Wilingham
Patricia Hawkins
Daugh
Final Report on March of Dimes Drive
The report thanks donors and groups from Georges Creek church to Buck Creek for their support. Donations include $65.96 from peanuts, $112.98 for crutches, $21.65 from a Patton ball game, $34.96 from school cards, $13.20 from clubs and council, $5.00 from the Eastern Star, $23.90 from Buck Creek, and $229.65 from the banquet. Coin collectors added $73.99, totaling $579.39 with some expenses pending.
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Georges Creek Church
O. E
Patton
Buck Creek
Eveyone
Mrs Williams 80 Passes Away in Glen Rose
Mrs Bertha Williams aged 80 died Monday at 4 30 p m at her daughter Mrs L A Irvine home after illness Funeral services were held Wednesday at Glen Rose Church of Christ with C A Buchanan officiating Burial followed at Squaw Creek Cemetery Survivors include two sons P G Williams of Lake Charles Louisiana and Wilbur Williams of Walnut Springs two daughters and other relatives
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Bertha Williams
L. A. Irvine
Mrs. Hattie Mimms 78 Passes After Long Illness
Hattie Mimms a lifelong Somerville County resident died at the local hospital after a long illness. Born August 2 1877 at Brazos Point she was the daughter of William Shields and his wife. She married George Mimms on December 16 1897 and had ten children five of whom survive along with seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Settlement services were conducted by Rev Marvin D Kilman at the Glen Rose Funeral chapel with burial at White Church cemetery.
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Hattie Mimms
Somervell County
Marvin D. Kilman
First Baptist Church
Glen Rose
Mimms
Brazos Point
William Shields
John
Herman
William, Jr
Tom Shields
Mary Boyd
Jess Gilleland
J. E. Ward
G. C. Gibbs
Jack Keenum
White Church Cemetery
Hospital News Roundup Delivers Mixed Patient Updates
Mrs Paris and Lewis Oldham remain unchanged while Theda Keen and Mrs Kelly are discharged. Boss Woodard shows improvement along with Matt Ewers, and Bessie Bennett is discharged after treatment.
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Paris
Lewis Oldham
Theda Keen
Kelly
Boss Woodard
Matt Ewers
Bessie Bennett
Williams Rites Highlight Glen Rose Burial for Local Resident
Mrs. Williams born January 10, 1876 moved to Glen Rose from Hood County and lived there about 17 years. Survivors include daughters Mrs. L Arvine of Glen Rose and Mrs. é T Run yon of Tucumcari with six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Pallbearers were Lester Trimble, Austin Giesecke, Delbert Armstrong, Porter Simmons, Earl Cavassos, and Melvin Gambrell.
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Ghters
Official Boy Scout Week Poster Observes Boy Scouts Week 1956
More than 4 100 000 Scouts Explorers and leaders nationwide observe Boy Scout Week February 6 12 marking the 46th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America Since 1910 Scouting has served over 24 600 000 boys and adult leaders The Four Year Feegeesn Onward for God and My Country is launched in 1956 to prepare America's boys for today and the years ahead Rededication ceremonies will be held February 8 at 104 000 units with demonstrations and exhibits to highlight the program and heritage.
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Boy Scouts of America
America
Miss Mary Lee Bridges Weds Glyndon Hague in Cleburne
Miss Bridges daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack W Bridges married Glyndon Madison Hague county attorney of Johnson County at First Methodist Church Tuesday evening. Rev George M Greebon officiated with Barbara Hewlett organist and Nancy Jane Bridges maid of honor. The couple will reside in Cleburne after a short wedding trip.
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Mary Lee Bridges
Jack W. Bridges
Glyndon Madison Hague
Juanita Cooke Hague
Cleburne
First Methodist Church
Hague
Johnson County
George M. Greebon
Barbara Hewlett
Kenneth A. Smith
Margaret Meaders
Glen Rose
Nancy Jane Bridges
Lewis A. Armstrong
Bobbie Lou Gibson
Fort Worth
John Hague
Arlington
Jack Bridges, Jr
Kit Cooke
Jimmy Cooke
John Rodman
Loyd Vickers
Bill Farris
Bill Adderson
Austin
The
Mmes Gibb Gilschrist
R. A. Meredith
C. A. Milam, Jr
E. L. Lilly
Sterleing H. Pruitt
R. E. Parks
W. Meaders
L. G. Tillman
J. E. Ward
W. D. Brown
A. W. Baird
Joe Drummond
H. A. Zappe
John Carlisle
Daisy Kain
Shreveport
Earl Flick
Berne Alou Flick
Portland
Oregon
A. W. Bailard
P. K. Fisher
Souderton
Penn
Herman George
Shaheen
Kittaning
James B Barclay 75 Dies. Hedley Resident Funeral in Hedley
James B Barclay 75 a retired farmer died Sunday January 8 at his Hedley home from a heart attack. Funeral services were held January 9 at Hedley Baptist Church with Rev J S Tipton and Rev M G Upton. graveside rites followed in Quanah cemetery. Survived by wife Rosa Cross and 9 children, plus 16 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren.
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James B. Barclay
Hedley
Hedley Baptist Church
J. S. Tipton
M. G. Upton
Sunral Baptist Church
Quanah
Murphy Funeral Home
Clarendon
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Skeet Richardson
Hollis Barclay
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