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Glen Rose Reporter

Location

Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1957

Page

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Budget grows, taxes and stamps debated in Wright letter

Congressman Jim Wright notes the President’s peacetime budget at 71.8 billion and predicts tax relief may be blocked. He outlines tax sources and spending shares including military security and debt interest. The piece mentions trouble for collateral proposals like higher interest rates and a 5 cent stamp. A Texas senator William Blakely is praised after a luncheon in the Old Supreme Court chamber.

Jim Wright Texas William Blakely Johnson Supreme Court Blakely

Golden Arrow Motel Opens on Highway 67

The Golden Arrow Motel opened last week with a cafe and service station. Owner is S. A. Lail, with C. G. Lail and wife as managers. A large neon Golden Arrow marks the entrance, with furnishings arriving soon for remaining units.

S. A. Lail C. G. Lail Lail Highway 67

Hulsey Home Burns in Saturday Blaze

The home of Mrs. El Hulsey burned to the ground last Saturday morning. Mrs. Hulsey was inside but rescued by neighbors. Son Willie Hulsey was away. Fire reported to have started from an overheated stove.

Community School Organization Meets In Auditorium

The Community School Organization met Monday night in the auditorium with Mrs. Tom Voss presiding. The third grade presented Indian dances. Supt. McCroskey invited the public to visit during Public School Week in March and urged all community members to visit the school. Dr. Robert English outlined the School Health Program to start next school year, detailing its three main phases.

Tom Voss McCroskey Robert English

Inter est wedding in Glen Rose unites Miss Swinney and Pf Dempsey

Miss Mary Louise Swinney of Rt. 1 Cleburne and Pf Jerry Dempsey wed in a double ring ceremony at United Pentecostal Church of Glen Rose. Rev Hubert McFarlin officiated with maid of honor Marie Warlow and best man Marlin Dempsey. Bride wore white lace over taffeta and rhinestones, carried white carnations atop a white Bible. They will live in Glen Rose after a brief honeymoon. Dempsey leaves for Stansted England for eighteen months. Mrs. Dempsey will join later.

Mary Louise Swinney Rt. 1 Cleburne Jerry Dempsey United Pentecostal Church of Glen Rose Hubert McFarlin Marie Warlow Marlin Dempsey James Warlow Ft. Worth Jerry New Jersey Stansted England

Sugar Bowl star Sam Boyd visits Glen Rose banquet

The Glen Rose Tigers banquet honored Sugar Bowl champion Sam Boyd, praised for leading a 9 2 record team ranked No 11 nationally. Guests included out of town visitors Monty Swatzel and Jim West with music by Marlin Pace.

Glen Rose Tigers Tigers Tennessee Sam Baylor George Sauer Naval Academy America Southwest Tenessee Boyd National Football Coaches Association St. Louis Washington Touchdown Club Cleburne Glen Rose Tom Voss G. M. Greebon Roger Marks Charles Sanderson Joe Roger English Johnnie Robinson Ray Orr Chester Railsnider Jerry Kearby Wilbur Vaughn Gene Ratliff Dennis Ramsey Wallace Thompson Bud Cooper Travis Branham Billy Mitchell Wilie Hart John D. Gordon Tommy Welborn Royce Aston Jimmie McKinney Duane Teague Don Massingill Janette Eddy Betty MelIntire Barbara Jo Cook Nolde Roaifsnider Carol Holden Marquis Pen Squad Butch Bruce Marlin Pace Barbara Cook Barbara Lewis Carol Marquis Tanze Leonard Coach Boyd Charles Gibbs Mr. Boyd Monty Swatzel Jim West West

Poll taxes paid in county with final date looming

About 200 poll taxes have been paid in the county by Tuesday night. The final payment date is Thursday January 3. This year’s elections include a special Senatorial race, mayor and council, school board, and any other specials that may be called. Better pay it today.

Daughter for Ketron family in Cleburne

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ketron announce the birth of a daughter named Lou Beth born Friday morning January 18 at Cleburne Memorial Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds 7 and 3/4 ounces. Mother is former Mary Janette Whitt daughter of Dan and Mrs Whitt paternal grandparents are Bill Ketron and Meritt Texas neighbors.

Kenneth Ketron Lou Beth Cleburne Memorial Hospital Mary Janette Whitt Dan Whitt Bill Ketron Merit Texas

Midland Couple Wed at Snyder First Methodist Church

Sonja Ruth Bunt of Midland and E L Cooper Jr of Midland were united in marriage at 7 p.m. Saturday in Snyder First Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Bunt, is a Midland High School graduate and works as a secretary for Sinclair Oil. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Cooper of Teague, is a 1949 Teague High School graduate and a 1956 Sam Houston State College BS in journalism graduate, employed as industrial publication editor for Shell Oil. The ceremony was officiated by Rev J L Hester with Willard Eaton’s sister as soloist. The reception was hosted at the Eaton home.

Sonja Ruth Bunt E. L. Cooper, Jr Midland Snyder Roy A. Bunt North Whitaker Street Midland High School Sinclair Oil Company Leslie Cooper Teague United States Army Sam Houston State College Shell Oil Company J. L. Hester Willard Eaton Agatha Culpepper J. B. Williams Bethany Oklo Eaton Midland Reporter- Telegram Raymond Bunt J. E. Miller

Delbert Armstrong Opens New Humble Station and Grocery

Delbert Armstrong takes over the Ollie Howard Humble Station and Grocery at Rainbow after Henry Stewart purchases the property. Armstrong begins operating the store, and the new owners invite the public to visit their new place of business.

Delbert Armstrong Ollie Howard Rainbow Henry Stewart Mr. Armstrong Mrs. Armstrong

Governor’s address outlines state program and tax stance

Rep. Ted Myatt reports on Governor Daniel’s joint-session speech urging Lobby Control and Water Conservation, expanded Highway Patrol and Pay raises for officials and teachers. Myatt notes agreement with much of the program, favors avoiding new taxes, and aims to steer away from income or sales taxes.

Texas Ted Myatt Hood Johnson Somervell Daniel House Senate Ralph Yarborough

Peggy Sue Connally to Receive Nursing Cap

Peggy Sue Connally, Class of 1959 nursing student, will receive her cap in a capping ceremony at Highland Park Presbyterian Church Dallas. The four year program at Texas State College for Women Denton and Parkland Memorial Hospital Dallas leads to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and eligibility for the state board exam. Peggy Sue is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Connally.

Peggy Sue Connally Peggy ‘Sue Connally Highland Park Presbyterian Church Dallas Texas State College For Women Denton Parkland Memorial Hospital of Peggy Sue Eugene Connally

Hospital News Improves for Several Inpatients

Linda Sue Watts and Bill Moss show improvement while Marla Tiwater and Murray West are improving. Mrs. J. T. Cheek admitted Tuesday in satisfactory condition and Mrs. Etta Kirk listed as weaker.

Hospital News Linda Sue Watts Bill Moss J. T. Cheek Marla Tiwater Murray West Etta Kirk

Announcements from Rock Creek Tonight and Friday Events

Singing at Rock Creek tonight Friday at 7 30 p m with refreshments March of Dimes basketball game Friday February 1 with Fairy High School Community meeting to discuss affairs in the auditorium Monday January 28 at 7 30 p m

Rock Creek March of Dimes Fairy High School

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