Rainbow Area Events Noted
Community notes report the Shipmans returning from a convention with a successful trip while Gloria was ill on the way home. Several local residents recover or visit family including Vesta Layne back from the hospital and Wendell Layne visiting from Fort Worth. The Gambrell Camp hosted a reunion for Ike and Gertrude Gambrell’s children with 56 attendees and plans for annual events.
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Shipmans
Gloria
Vesta Layne
Jimmy Don McKinney
Thelma Shackelford
Julia
Arkansas
Henderson
Jan
Wendell Layne
Fort Worth
Layne
Bob Daniel
Azle
Gayland Pugh
Euless
Coleman Pugh
OES
Glen Rose
Gambrell
Ike
Gertrude Gambrell
Wesleyan Service Guild Annual Picnic Held at Dunn Home
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First United Methodist Church held its annual picnic Tuesday evening at the country home of Mr and Mrs R M Dunn. Guild members brought husbands as guests and about 20 people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First United Methodist Church
R. M. Dunn
Somervell County Home Demonstration Council Meeting Summary
The Somervell County Home Demonstration Council met with chairman Pat Trimble presiding. Minutes and treasurer’s report were approved. Clubs will bring craft ideas for camp decisions and recreation planning. Twenty tote bags for the state meeting and new yearbooks for the month’s end were noted. Serphie Riddle elected THDA chairman for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Jerre Deason were in Dallas. Neva Lane returned from Fort Worth after five weeks with family during recovery from surgery.
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Somervell County
Neva Lane
Fort Worth
Preston Wright
Funeral Rites Held for George C. Cameron 89
George C. Cameron 89 died Tuesday morning after a brief illness at Marks English Hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Reynolds Funeral Chapel, Glen Rose. He was born November 4, 1881 in Mt. Pleasant, son of J. M. and Cora Lassiter Cameron, and was a Baptist. Survivors include two brothers E. B. Cameron of Ryan Oklahoma and H. D. Cameron of DeQueen Arkansas plus several nieces and nephews. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery in Comanche with Reynolds Funeral Home in charge.
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George C. Cameron
Reynolds Funeral Chapel
Cameron
Glen Rose
Marks English Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
J. M
Cora Lassiter Cameron
The
Baptist Church
E. B. Cameron
Ryan, Okla
H. D. Cameron
DeQueen
Ark
Oakwood Cemetery
Comanche
Reynolds Funeral Home
Michael Summers Feted With Birthday Dinner
Michael Summers of Walnut Springs was honored with a birthday dinner at his parents home. Attending were his parents Tony and Cheri Summers and Bob Summers and their families. Visitors included Ray Miles and David of Cleburne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Summers
Walnut Springs
Semple Summers
Tony Summers
Cheri
Bob Summers and Sons
Frances Summers
Ray Miles
David
Cleburne
Mrs. Connally Earns Degree From Antelope Valley College
Mrs. Charles Price Connally, daughter-in-law of Mrs. Herbert Connally of Glen Rose, graduated from Antelope Valley College in Lancaster California on June 6 with an Associate of Arts in English and a 3.53 GPA. The Connallys moved to Lancaster in 1965 hoping to return to Glen Rose when he is reassigned to Fort Worth. O. T. Covey of Austin recently visited here with his mother, Mrs. O. J. Covey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Price Connally
Herbert Connally
Glen Rose
Antelope Valley College
Lancaster
Calif
Connally
Fort Worth
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Glen Rose, Texas
G. L. Cudd
D. C
Wallace McPherson
H. M. Gambrell
David Barclay
John Shackelford
Waco
Jan Shackelford
Bobby Holder
Serphie Riddle
THDA
Jerre Deason
Dallas
GAVIT
Glen Rose Furniture & Appliance
S. L. Mann
Mgr
Dinosaur Valley Rainbow
Mary Umphress
Jack Bridges Sr
Jim
Jay Bridges
Palestine
Alvie Gibson
Jay
Jennifer
Assembly OF God
Children’s Church
C.a.’S
Ladies Prayer Meeting
Royal Rangers and Missionettes
Wilbur L. Stanley
Chas. Connally
O. T. Covey of
Austin
O. J. Covey
W. E. Glass
Texaco
P.O. Box
Dan McCarty
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