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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
4
Local residents are urged to help with the Post Oak Cemetery work day this Saturday and to visit the Somervell County Historical Society museum in the Abernathy building on the square. Society members seek donations of items to display and ask callers to contact Mrs Gene Connally at city hall.
Intermediates and juniors of Rock Creek Baptist Church will meet at Big Rocks at 6 30 p m Friday for a weiner roast. The pastor Rev Martin Atkins invites all young people of the church to join for a good time together.
Sixty three members of the MiLlion family gathered at Woodard Park Sunday for a family home coming. Relatives came from Westminster California Mineral Wells Lubbock Dallas Crawford County Oklahoma City Fort Worth Anahuac Brady Paluxy and Chalk Mountain. Clay Lackey was in Fort Worth Monday.
The Somervell County Community 4-H Club will meet at the Community Center on Thursday night June 9 at 7 00. Agent Joyce Hubbard announces a planning session and programs for another year will be discussed. A film will be shown and 4 H Camp plans will be reviewed inviting all 4 H ers and parents to attend.
Twelve members and one visitor attended the Georges Creek Home Demonstration Club meeting at the tabernacle May 26. Ethel Wise, vice president, led the session while Rosemary Cavasos presented a program on Clothing and Fay Keller read I Met God By Sharing Land. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Wise. The group plans to meet June 10 at Flora Mae Myers home.
Thirteen members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church attended a luncheon Monday at the parsonage with Mrs. J. L. Gaze. A brief business session decided the society will meet only one time during the summer months.
Members of the Young Farmers and Homemakers groups are invited to a Thursday night social at the Community Center. Miss Judie Jenson of Rolla Missouri and her brother Roy Jenson visited the G C Gibbs Jr. home, while Larry West and baby of Port Lavaca and Robert West and baby of Garland stayed with their parents. C M Strawn, a Southwestern State University student, will spend summer locally with work for the Texas Highway Department. Mrs G C Gibbs and Riley returned from Amarillo after visiting Floyd Chambers and attending a high school commencement.
The family of Alvin Hinze expresses gratitude for prayers visits flowers and contributions during his illness and death. Special thanks to Drs English and Marks and to J E Jackson Tr Earl Jackson Gene Simpson and Kenneth Tones and their families for support and friendship. May you be blessed.
The 4-H Club Council will meet Thursday, June 9 at 6 30 p m at the Community Center to plan the Tri County Camp on August 15 16. Delegates include Jo Ellen Youngwood Randy Chambers Mark Flanary Barry Miller Jeffrey Pruitt Jerry Hancock Debra Mieth Karen Lemens Jean English and Julia Shackleford. All members urged to attend.
Mrs. Leslie Hart announces the first session of the county wide Home Nursing Course will be Tuesday June 7 at 9 a.m. in the home making department under the guidance of Red Cross teacher Mrs. Zora Engleman and nurse Mrs. Freas. The program runs two hours on Tuesday and Thursday for three weeks with nursery and school library services for children and a preschool program during class hours.
Forty-nine members of the Live Long and Like It Club of the First Baptist Church in Dallas toured Glen Rose on a one-day trip led by president Tom Bond. The 60 plus group traveled by chartered bus, praised local hospitality, and planned a return to visit the Dinosaur Trail, noting Mrs. Ben C. Hollyfield formerly Dora Osborne, daughter of Lon Osborne who once served as Somervell County sheriff.
Bill B Maynard 56 died in Weatherford Hospital Thursday May 26 after a short illness. He and his wife lived in Glen Rose for years owning what is now Johnny's Courts. They moved to Weatherford five years ago. Funeral service Saturday at Lake Dallas Methodist Church at 3 pm. Burial Chin Chapel Cemetery Denton County. Survivors include wife two sons Billy Wayne Waco Walter Big Spring four grandchildren two brothers four sisters.
Josh Vaughn, who underwent surgery in a Fort Worth hospital, has been moved to his home at 109 Cleveland in Cleburne.
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