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Glen Rose Reporter

Location

Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1956

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Frozen food demonstration at Erath County High School

A kitchen demonstration will be held Monday July 16 at 2 pm at the high school with Mrs Belcher of Erath County Electric Co op in charge and assisted by Mrs Engleman. Each attending lady will receive a gift from White Auto Store with additional gifts from Hunter Jewelry and Appliance Community Public Service and Macks Electric. County women invited to learn new food handling ideas.

Belcher Erath County Electric Co-op Engleman White Auto Store Hunter Jewelry and Appliance Community Public Service Macks Electric

Theda Plummer Weds Curtis Roark in Glen Rose Church

Miss Theda Plummer daughter of Ira Plummer of Glen Rose married Curtis Roark son of Mr and Mrs George Roark at Rock Creek Baptist Church. Rev Leroy Looper officiated the double ring ceremony with music by Lois Ann Hawkins Brenda Hines and Mrs Robert English. The couple plans a home in Glen Rose after a wedding trip to Houston Galveston and Port Arthur.

Theda Plummer Ira Plummer Glen Rose Curtis Roark Rock Creek Baptist Church George Roark Leroy Looper Lois Ann Hawkins Brenda Hines Robert English Martha Hawkins Rodney Eugene Coatings Ft. Worth Houston Galveston Port Arthur

Rainbow News Roundup From River City Church Notes

Brother Sander returned to the pulpit after a two week vacation with C A Starnes filling in. Sympathies are extended for the passing of Maurine Taylor. Mrs Beulah O Neal visited Mrs Vesta Layne and the youth group held a pastor family party with guests at the home.

Brother Sander C. A. Starnes Raymond Halsey Earl Whitehead Cleburne C. E. Keller J. C West Dallas Tom Reynolds Bill Starnes Childress Logan Starnes Terry Forest Park Ft. Worth Nancy Sander Cathy Keller Kenneth Dun

Wrecks on July Fourth Reported Across County

Four boys were injured when their car left the road near a low water bridge around 2 am on July 4. Rodney Sullivan and Azre Lowery of Grand Prairie were among the injured. Later, Mrs. Bob Pruitt and her children were hospitalized after a collision with a trailer. both were discharged the following Monday. The day’s worst crash involved Mrs. Lillian Pace whose car overturned near the Jim Ice place on Highway 67 and remains hospitalized.

Rodney Sullivan Azre Lowery Grand Prairie Bob Pruitt Lillian Pace Jim Ice Place Highway 67 Pace

Carter Insurance Moves to North Square Office

N site of the Allman building changes owners as W N Carter relocates the Glen Rose Funeral Home and Carter Insurance to the new north side square address. Mr. Carter invites visits to the updated offices.

Carter Insurance

Walnut Homecoming Draws Former Citizens to City Park

The annual Walnut Springs Homecoming will be held Sunday July 15 in City Park. Sponsored by Community and Teachers Association with president Mrs W N Ry mer and other members planning an enjoyable event. Attendees include former citizens from Texas and several now living in other states.

Walnut Walnut Springs Community and Teachers Association W. N. Rymer Texas

4H Electric Camp Attended by Glen Rose Youth

County agent Doyle Cooper led four 4H Club members at a four day electric camp at Lake Trinidad. Sponsored by Texas Power and Light Company, attendees from Glen Rose included Billy Mitchell Bob Morris Nancy Bridges and Fran Riddle.

Doyle Cooper Lake Trinidad Texas Power and Light Company Glen Rose Billy Mitchell Bob Morris Nancy Bridges Fran Riddle Billy Bob Nancy Fran

Somervell 4H Winners Shine in Dallas Swine Contest

Somervell County 4H boys and girls earned top honors in the Sears heavy litter contest in Dallas. Bob Morris placed first, Jim Brannon third, Weldon Crisp fourth, Casilda Leonard eighth among 86 entries from 15 counties. The county nets about 115 prize dollars, Sears funds 450 statewide with Morris’s 11 pigs weighing 493 pounds a strong statewide contender.

Somervell CO Dallas Somervell County Sears Bob Morris Jimmy Brannon Weldon Crisp Casilda Leonard

Family Visits Across Cities Highlight Weekend News

Mr and Mrs Gene Doty of Cleburne and their children visited Mr and Mrs Bill Star nes Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Harrison Hewlett and daughters of Abilene are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jake West.

Gene Doty Cleburne Bill Starnes Harrison Hewlett Abilene Jake West

E. T. Adams Suffers Stroke in Somervell County

E T Bull Adams prominent Somervell County citizen collapsed Saturday afternoon from a stroke while working at his ranch. He was taken to Marks English Hospital in serious condition with some improvement reported midweek. Adams, Baylor graduate and Rhodes Scholar, is active in archeological societies worldwide.

E. T Bull) Adams Somervell County Markss-English Judge Adams Baylor

Kilman Resigns as First Baptist Pastor to Lead California Church

Reverend Marvin D. Kilman resigned from the First Baptist Church after eighteen months to accept a pastorate in Wilmington California. The Kilmans will hold their final service next Sunday and depart July 22 for their new field on the Pacific coast near Los Angeles.

Marvin D. Kilman First Baptist Wilmington California Pacific Coast Los Angeles Kilmans

Card of Thanks for Mrs. J. D. Taylor

The Taylor Pugh and Newman families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the loss of Mrs. J D Taylor. They thank those who provided food flowers and burial help and offer blessings to all who assisted.

J. D. Taylor Taylor, Pugh and Newman

Fire Chief warns against burning during hot windy weather

Fire Chief Lynn O'Neal urges residents to avoid burning grass or trash due to extreme fire risk. He emphasizes waiting for substantial rainfall to prevent property damage.

Lynn O’neal

Registered Jersey Club grows in Somervell County

The Chamber of Commerce drives a Jersey cattle initiative led by Ag. teacher Sid Mimms and W. B. Cowan. On May 5 Mimms bought a premier registered Jersey sire from J. B. Johnson of Cleburne. On July 6 five registered Jersey heifers were bought from Mrs. Mattie Carter’s Sand Flat dairy near Cleburne and allocated to Wallace Dale McPherson Ted Armstrong Carol Bohannon and Bob Merris. Bohannon and his father later bought a grade heifer from the same dairy.

Chamber of Commerce Sid Mimms W. B. Cowan Somervell Mr. Mimms J. B. Johnson Cleburne Mattie Carter Sand Flat Walace Dale McPherson Ted Armstrong Carol Bohannon Bob Merris Dale McPherson Marks English Hospital Corner Drug A. C. Bohannon Rod Morris

Cottonwood Services Led by Teen Preachers

Jimmy Morris will preach and Freddy Jetton will lead singing for Baptist services at Cottonwood July 14 and 15. Saturday and Sunday evening services begin at 8:00, Sunday morning at 11. Both leaders are high school boys from Seagraves, Texas.

Jimmy Morris Freddy Jetton Cottonwood Seagraves Texas

Ground Observer Corp Meet At High School Tuesday

The Ground Observer Corps will meet at the high school next Tuesday night at 7 30 for training and certificate awards. Certificates are given after six hours of training, wings after 25 hours. Judge Hooker will present the certificates. Everyone is invited to attend.

Ground Observer Corp Hooker

Couple From Oakland Wed In Glen Rose Ceremony

Miss Johnnie Corley daughter of O A Corley and Albert J DaValle son of E DaValle of Oakland California united in marriage at the Corley home in Glen Rose on Friday June 29 1956 Elder A D Wood officiated. The bride wore a pastel blue sheath and carried a white Bible with an orchid corsage. The bride's sister Mrs H E Smith was matron of honor and Mr R L Albertini was best man. An informal reception followed. Out of town guests from Dallas included Mr and Mrs W A Enholm and daughter Marion Mr and Mrs W F Rhodes and daughters Suzanne and Barbara Mr and Mrs Tom Lester Mr and Mrs Bert Hall Mr and Mrs Michael Tedeschi and daughter Linda and Mrs R L Albertini. Relatives from Petersburg Wilson Ft Worth Dallas attended. The couple will live in Dallas after a trip abroad to Cuba Jamaica and Guatemala.

Johnnie Corley O. A. Corley Albert J. DaValle E. DaValle Oakland California Glen Rose A. D. Wood H. E. Smith R. L. Albertini Sroom W. A. Enholm Marion W. F. Rhodes Suzanne Barbara Tom Lester Bert Hall Michael Tedeschi Linda Dallas B. C. Corley O. W. Corley Petersburg Wilson Alton May Ft. Worth Chris Elkins Donald Allard DaValle Cuba Jamaica Guatamala

City Council Hikes Property Valuation by Twenty Percent

The City Council voted to raise city property valuation for tax purposes by 20 percent to meet the city’s financial needs for the coming year. It also authorized borrowing 2000 dollars to acquire the city’s share of the right of way for the bridge approach on highway 67 at the Paluxy River.

Highway 67 Paluxy River

Youth Activities Week at First Glen Rose Church

The Methodist Youth Fellowship of First Methodist Church Glen Rose sponsors a Youth Activities Week August 12 through 19 with a nightly revival at 7 30 led by a different speaker each evening. The week ends with a fellowship night at Glen Lake Methodist Camp and invites area youth to participate. Local residents A Barnes Hearne J S Parham Stephenville visited Glen Rose. Linda Howeth and Sue Howeth returned from Carlsbad and Roswell New Mexico.

Methodist Youth Fellowship First Methodist Church of Glen Rose Glen Lake A. Barnes Hearne J. S. Parham Stephenville Linda Sue Howeth Carlsbad Roswell N. M

Heart attack fatal for J. W. Miller while Brazos fishing

J. W. Miller, 49, of 5509 Purdue Ft. Worth, died at 2 00 p m Wednesday after suffering a heart attack while fishing on the Brazos river.

J. W. Miller Purdue, Ft. Wirth Brazos

Little League All Stars Beat Walnut Springs 4 2

Glen Rose pitchers Doug Eddy and Lou Aston led the win over Walnut Springs as Johnnie Martin David Barc clay David Mimms Robert Nickell Bill Parvin Terry Reynolds contributed on the Glen Rose roster. Other results show July games with White Auto defeating Crabtree 8 6 and Fire Dept 4 Corner Drug 2 on Thursday and McRoyal 10 Crabtree 6 plus Fire Dept 11 FFA 9 on Monday.

Walnut Springs Glen Rose Doug Eddy Lou Aston Johnnie Martin David Barcclay David Mimms Robert Nickell Bill Parvin Terry Reynolds White Auto Crabtree Fire Dept McRoyal

July standings show church, auto, and drug teams in matchups

On July 12 Methodist Church faces White Auto and Lego plays Corner Drug. July 16 Crabtree meets Methodist and Lego faces Fire Dept. July 19 White Auto plays McRoyal FFA and Corner Drug. July 23 Methodist Church meets McRoyal and Lego versus July 26 White Auto. Corner Drug faces Fire Dept.

Methodist Church Crabtree Methodist Lego Fire Dept McRoyal Lego McRoyal White Auto

Wildlife gains credited to Bosque District conservation efforts

The Bosque Soil Conservation District reports a large rise in wildlife, especially small game birds, due to improved pasture and range management. Many farmers cooperate by setting aside fence rows and unused land for wildlife, with leaders Gene Connally Tom P Cav en Charles Petit and others noted for protecting and increasing wildlife through management and planting operations.

Bosque Soil Conservation District Gene Connally Tom P. Caven Charles Petit W. A. Schmid, Jr Dick Moore T. C. Nystel C. L. Kelsey B. D. Spencer In Or

Basque Soil Conservation District urges wildlife preservation

The Basque Soil Conservation District calls for public participation in preserving wildlife, noting soil and water conservation practices coincide with wildlife increases. The message emphasizes that protecting habitat benefits all wildlife in the area.

Basque Soil Conservation District

Oden Homecoming Sunday July 22 Big Singing Draws Crowd

Oden hosts a homecoming on Sunday July 22 with a big afternoon singing event. The Chamber of Commerce plans a Tuesday noon meeting at the Community Center and Eastern Star will serve refreshments.

Oden Chamber of Commerce Eastern Star

Buck Creek Church Summer Meeting Opens July 30

Buck Creek Church of Christ starts its summer meeting on July 30 with Loyd Frederick preaching each evening at 8 o clock.

Buck Creek

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Bride OF Rainbow E. T. Adams Rev. Kilman Cottonwood Services McRoyal Ffa Crabtree Corner Drug Fire Department Glen Rose, Texas
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