Board Hires 2 New Teachers
School district fills two of three vacancies for 1967-68. J. M. McCroskey reports Mrs. Sarah Luttrell will teach third grade replacing Glen Galloway who left to join the Air Force wife. Luttrell previously taught in Fort Worth. Linda Joyce Nix, a Tarleton State College graduate, will teach high school English, replacing Alma Odell of Cleborne who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McCroskey
Sarah Luttrell
Nemo
Glen Galloway
U.S. Air Force
Luttrell
B. F. Luttrell
Fort Worth
Linda Joyce Nix
Tarleton State College
Alma Odell
Cleburne
Miss Chew Feted With Shower in Stephenville
Sandy Chew bride elect of Larry Witt was honored at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday night last week in Mrs. Bob Summers home. Yellow and lavender decorations lined the house as guests enjoyed fruit punch and cookies. Co hosts included Mrs. Temple Summers Mrs. Pauline Mitchell and Miss Frances Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Chew
Stephenville
Larry Witt
Bob Summers
Bride-Elect Honored At Coffee Saturday
A coffee at the Marks residence honored Miss Judith Hitt bride-elect of Richard Thomas Voss and her mother Mrs. Harry Hitt of Waxahachie. Hosts were Mrs. Tom Voss and Mrs. Roger Marks with guests served by Judy Marks, Candy Marks, Kay Voss, and Mines. Charles Gibbs, Herman Layne, and Bill Williams assisted. Miss Hitt is a senior at Texas Wesleyan College and the wedding is planned for January 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Hitt
Richard Thomas Voss
Harry Hitt
Waxahachie
Tom Voss
Roger Marks
Marks
Judy
Candy Marks
Kay Voss
Charles Gibbs
Herman Layne
Bill Williams
Miss Hitt
Texas Wesleyan College
Fort Worth
Vosses Move to Camp in Lower Panhandle
George May visited his parents the Mays and other relatives as the Vosses and Kay prepare to move to a new home in West Texas. He will be manager of Ceta Canyon Methodist Camp in the Northwest Texas Conference. The couple’s new address will be Route 1 Happy Texas 79042.
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George May
V. E. May
Mays
Tom Voss
Kay
West Texas
Ceta Canyon
Northwest Texas
Route 1
Happy, Texas
Community Public Service
Texas
Gibbs Attends TCU Summer Institute for Science Teaching
Charles W. Gibbs of Glen Rose joins about 100 secondary teachers in a six week Summer Institute of Science and Mathematics at Texas Christian University from June 5 to July 14. The program, funded by a National Science Foundation grant, is directed by Ina Mae Bramblett, mathematics associate professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Gibbs
Glen Rose
Texas Christian University
National Science Foundation
Ina Mae Bramblett
Brownfield Visit Highlights Davis Family Weekend
Mr and Mrs Bill Davis and family of Brownfield visited over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs T J Davis. Subscribe To The Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Davis
Brownfield
T. J. Davis
Rainbow writer reports area happenings in town
Mrs. H M Gambrell notes visiting pastors and church events. Bro John Wilson of Fort Worth preached at Rainbow and will fill in during Shipman’s absence while the Shipmans attend the Southern Baptist Convention in Miami then visit relatives in South Carolina. The piece lists multiple local visits, graduations, hospital stays, and a funeral for D W Alexander in Cleburne with survivor details and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Fort Worth
Rainbow
Shipman
Shipmans
Southern Baptist Convention
Miami
South Carolina
R. L. Flippin
R. N. Bishop
W. A. Flippin
Dallas
Ed Harral
Cleburne
Jordan
Gayland Pugh
Euless
Raymond Hussey
Oklahoma
Mamie Kendall
Richardson
Shackelford
John
Jan
Julia
Thelma
Cynthia Adams
Bro. Wilson
Bill Starnes
Jimmie Don McKinney
Norman
Jim Norman
Henry Norman
Rains Reeves
Q. T. Neel
Wayne Wright
Levelland
Bill Neel
Boys Ranch
Amarillo
Kenneth Neel
Houston
Benny Neel
Bay City
Ray Russell
Big Spring
Ed Wood
Harry Frye
Shamrock
Allan Covey
McAllen
Rayford Young
Austin
Jewell King
Don King
Kedron Reeves
Alton Stuard
Grand Prairie
James Norman
Abilene
Dike Norman
Maurice Norman
Honor Roll List Highlights Glen Rose Schools Final Six Weeks
Fifty five students across grades four through twelve are named on Glen Rose Schools' final honor roll. Notable honorees include fourth graders Susan Lewellen Billy Riddle David Woodruff Steven Ragland Charlie Vinyard Danny Beck John Howard William Nystel Billy Parnell Vernon Taylor Vickie Witt Rebecca Young and others across grades five through twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rose
Susan Lewellen
Billy Riddle
David Woodruff
Steven Ragland
Charlie Vineyard
Danny Beck
John Howard
William Nystel
Billy Parnell
Vernon Taylor
Vickie Witt
Rebecca Young
Calvin Conger
Daylene Brown
Paula Crabtree
Judy Flanary
Kay Gibson
Laurie Kane
Dana
Jeffery Pruitt
Vickie Parham
Lisa Gibson
Larry Cowan
Lalla English
Gaye Lee
Teddy McLesmore
Judy Daniel
Brenda Buzan
Becky Whitt
Vicky Whitworth
Kay Voss
Glenn Elliott
Mary Parker
Bennie Nickell
Nickell Receives Opportunity Award Scholarship at A&M
Bennie Ray Nickell of Glen Rose wins an Opportunity Award Scholarship at Texas A&M University. Scholarships range from 200 to 800 dollars yearly for four years, based on academic record test scores initiative leadership character and need. Logan says 266 applicants will receive renewable scholarships totaling about 350000 dollars over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Ray Nickell
Louie Nickell
Glen Rose
Texas A&m Universty
Robert M. Logan
Logan
Mills County Added to 54th Texas Legislative District
After adjournment of the 60th Texas Legislature the 54th District gained Mills County, joining Somervell Johnson Hamilton Bosque. Representative J E Ward welcomes the addition noting Mills shares community interests with the district. Senator J P Ward calls the session productive, citing the appropriations bill and congressional redistricting as key outcomes.
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Texas
J. E. Ward
Mills County
Somervell
Johnson
Hamilton
Bosque
Mills
Sen
J. P. Ward
Rainbow H D Club Meets in C E Keller Home
The Rainbow Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. C. E. Keller's home on Friday. After a brief meeting, Rosemary Cavasos reported on a recent Recreational Lab, and agent Mrs. Sue Brown presented a program on Family Stability. Get well cards were signed for three ill ladies. The club voted $10 to the scholarship fund for a deserving graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Home Demonstration Club
C. E. Keller
Rosemary Cavasos
Sue Brown
Morrises announce birth of daughter Ginger Renee
Mr and Mrs B J Morris announce the birth of a girl born Saturday afternoon in Memorial Hospital at Cleburne weighing nine pounds three ounces named Ginger Renee Both mother and baby are reported fine and were moved to their home here Tuesday Maternal grandmother Monette Hewlett was in Cleburne for the first grandchild and Mr and Mrs J D Morris of Comanche will spend the weekend here Also Wendell Rozeller and daughters visited in Dallas over the weekend with Ed Lindsay and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Morris
Cleburne
Ginger Renee
Monette Hewlett
J. D. Morris
Comanche
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Vosses
Lower Panhandle
Conoco
J. D. Spinks
Green Chief
Texaco Service
Glen Rose, Texas
Ss Aid
Pet
Glen Rose Lumber Co
Charles K. Jones
Gibbs
TCU Institute
H. M. Gambrell
D. W. Alexander
Somervell County
Green Acres
Crosier-Pierson
A. D. Wood
Alexander
Delia Williams
Herbert Alexander
E. J. Norman
M. L. Sandlin
Johnny Woodley
Jessie Butler
Mickey Garrett
Warren Eddy
Bill Eddy
W. D. Stewart
L. Stewart
Kenny Stewart
A&m
Rainbow H.D. Club
B. J. Morrises
Wendell Rozeller
Ed Lindsay
Federal Reserve Banks
The
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
University of Texas
Pro
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