Little League and Pony League Playoff Action Tonight
The Dairy King nine face Reynolds Funeral Home in Little League while Food Center meets Glen Rose Furniture in Pony League. Glen Rose Reporter, led by Charlie Vineyard and Udell Sandlin, already won the first half and plays Dairy King in the second half opener Monday night. Game results: June 17 Corner Drug 6 Whitworths 1 Glen Rose Furniture 8 First National Bank 6. June 21 Reporter 5 Dairy King 3 Whitworths 11 Reynolds Funeral Home 1 Standings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Dairy King
Reynolds Funeral
Food Center
Glen Rose Furniture
Glen Rose Reporter
Charlie Vineyard
Udell Sandlin
Dairy King Nine
Corner Drug
Whitworth’s
First National Bank
Reporter
Reynolds Funeral Home
Dairy King Reynolds
Whitworth’s Corner Drug
Weesee Pony League
GR Furniture
Eaee
Nat. Bank
Reynolds
Mrs Danny Smith Recovering After Thursday Surgery
Mrs Danny Smith of Mineral Wells is reported to be recovering satisfactorily from surgery performed Thursday at Army Beach Hospital Ft Wolters Mineral Wells. Terri and Eric Smith stay with their grandmother Mrs Pearl McCarty as their mother is hospitalized. Job Printing. The Reporter.
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Danny Smith
Mineral Wells
Army Beach Hospital
Ft. Wolters
Terri
Eric Smith
Pearl McCarty
Norman Birth Announced for Son Michael Paul
Mr and Mrs Mike Norman and Michelle announce the birth of a son Michael Paul born June 16 at Memorial Hospital in Cleburne. He weighed seven pounds three ounces and spent time in an incubator for respiratory trouble. Grandparents and great relatives are named. well wishes to doctors and staff at Marks English Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Norman
Michelle
Memorial Hospital
Cleburne
Michael Paul
Norman
Ross Wilson
Ester Norman
Brad Young
Dillard Wilson
Gertrude Chapman
Marks English Hospital
Emmie Klepper
Weekend Weddings and Visits Across Texas Towns
The report lists multiple social events and visits including a wedding in Duncanville for Claudia McAfee and Olen Knowles attended by Mr. and Mrs. Thurmond Spencer and Brad and Floyd Davis. Other notes mention relatives visiting in Cleburne Abilene Houston Dallas Fort Worth Sherman Sherman guests in Jack McCarty home and San Jose Calif visitors with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McCarty
Raymond Young
Baird
C. E. Bayley
Goldthwaite
Art Shows Planned At Oakdale Gallery
Oakdale Park Art Gallery hosts ongoing summer exhibitions. Frances Parks of Cleburne is displaying a solo show through June 30. From July 1 to July 16, Jes sie McDuff and Clyde Marbut of Grandview present a joint exhibit. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale Park Art Gallery
John D. Wilson
Frances Parks
Cleburne
Jessie McDuff
Clyde Marbut
Grandview
Scholarships Awarded to 10 Midland Grads of 1971
Principal Charles Gibbs announced 10 members of the 1971 class received $50 scholarships from the Midland Presbyterian Foundation. Recipients include Dianna Lemens Judy Whitworth Brenda Gartrell Paula Hawkins Kathy Smith Doro thy Cowan Rhonda Rozelle Anna Line Dale Conger and Mary Ellen Spinks to attend Tarleton State College Cisco Junior College Texas A&M University and a business school selection to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gibbs
Midland Presbyterian Foundation
Dianna Lemens
Judy Whitworth
Brenda Gartrell
Paula Hawkins
Kathy Smith
Dorothy Cowan
Tarleton State College
Rhonda Rozelle
Anna Line
Cisco Junior College
Dale Conger
Texas A&m University
Mary Ellen Spinks
Business School
Leonard Family Relocates to Altus Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Tom Leonard left Friday for Altus Oklahoma to make their home near a daughter due to Mr Leonard health. Also noted family gatherings include Mr and Mrs Louis Martin and daughters visiting Sid Mimms family for Father's Day and the Moores vacationing with their parents O O Moore and Bethel Bunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Leonard
Altus
Okla
Leonard
Louis Martin
Col
John Corley
John
Karen
Sid Mimms
Bobby Moore
O. O. Moore
Bethel Bunt
Cooper Reports May Bond Sales in Somervell County
County chairman Doyle Cooper announced May sales of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds in Somervell County totaled $6,092. Sales for the first five months reached $50,285, representing 126 percent of the 1971 goal of $40,000. Nationwide May purchases totaled $16,476,145, with year-to-date sales at $86,134,682, 47 percent of the $181.9 million goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Cooper
United States Savings
Somervell
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the Reporter
J. R. Osborn
West Texas
Herman Osborn
Seagraves
Abilene
Ruby Dorsey
Jane Suggs
Randy
McLean
Nancy Love
Wilma Sparks
Muriel Marquis
Jane Forsythe
Austin
M. K. Keenum
Patricia Hawkins
Alvin West
Frances Hoffman
Roy Parnell
John Wood
Johnny Smoot
Houston
Earl Bunt
Dallas
Susie Miller
J. E. Ward
Fort Worth
Marilyn Swenney
Dale Cassidy
Benny Woods
Sherman
Arthur
W. J. McCroskey
Nancy
Susan
San Jose, Calif
J. M. McCroskey
Ernest Drake
Lewisville
Jerry Drake
Sam Freas and Sons
Novella Wilson
Beginner’s Workshop
Children’s Workshop
United States Department OR Agriculture
Rural Electrification Administration
Texas Telephone and Telegraph
Department of Agriculture
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Oakdale Gallery
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Texas
S. Ridgeway
Cleburne, Texas
Charles L. Hearn
Mgr
Tom Leonards
Altus, Oklahoma
Cooper
W. Frey
Stephenville, Texas
George C. Scott As
Patton
Panavision and Technicolor
Palace Theatre
Glen Rose, Texas
Whirlpool Appliances
Glen Rose Furniture & Appliances
S. L. Mann JR
Glen Rose
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