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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1972
Page
4
The article reports Poage commenting on Texas votes in a bill debate. He notes disappointment in results but pride in his state’s delegation. Only one Texan backed a rule allowing no amendments. on final passage two Texans voted yes, one was absent, and twenty voted no.
Alpha Delta Beta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its annual Fort Worth social with 26 members attending a dinner at the Farmers Daughter. Visitors from Chicago and Downers Grove joined E. B. Van Winkle and wife to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary during the visit.
Officials of the Glen Rose Somervell County Volunteer Fire Dept reported two donations. Lloyd Wirt Jr donated time and parts to install lights on the rescue boat trailer and Coca Cola Bottling Co donated an ice chest.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spurgeon Jr. spent the early week in Arizona. Rhonda and Bridgette visited relatives in Meridian while their parents were away.
Forty three senior citizens gathered at the Civic Center for the monthly meeting led by Mrs. Thelma Shackelford. Special guest Mrs. Dorothy Daniels spoke on elder care features in homes licensed to provide services. The group planned participation in the July 4th parade and sang with Gay Gibbs on piano.
The Georges Creek Club held two meetings this month. The June 22 gathering drew 17 members and four visitors Martha Wheeler Machelle Lindly Laurie Lindly and Lea Anna Isenburger plus relatives. Mary Barker led the devotional while Vera Payne and Rose Mary Cavasos read on Friendship. A family picnic is planned for July 14 at noon in Floy Hewlett’s yard.
Thirty golfers gathered Sunday for the Florida Scramble at Dinosaur Golf Links. The winning team of Joe Don Echols, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Taylor, and Jim Parnell posted 63. Stan Skinner, Lynn Norman, and Mrs Lynnwood West took second with 64, while Eddie Stroud, Lewis Reynolds, Mrs Charlie Vineyard and C E Whitt finished third with 65. Cake and home made ice cream followed.
Mrs. Lillian Hughes of Granbury along with Mrs. Lois Hambright and Mrs. Grace Rives attended the Belton wedding of their nephew Schulyn Huston and Miss Rhonda Alford. Vows were read at Belton First Baptist Church.
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Sunday visitors included members of the Parvin and Echols families. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Parvin visited from Austin, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lynn Parvin and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Parvin with family from Fort Worth.
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