Pet Show Brings Crowded Fun and Many Winners
Last Saturday event drew 100 plus entries with many prizes and ribbons. Don Baker led a standout showing including two baby crows and multiple top places across dogs cats rabbits and other small animals.
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Don Baker
Bimbo
Blackie
FFA
Mr. Owan
Bergee Tendent
Cott Crabtree
Don Hendeke Stout
Edwin Rentfrow
Ted Armstrong
CATS
Billy Ray Walker
Gloria Spinky
Donna Flanary
Dana Pruitt
Rabbits
Jeanne McDonough
Mickey
Rickey Hargrove
John Hewlett
Goldfish
Wayne Bridewell
Faith Milling
Squirrels
Ronnie Shackelford
Benny Brown
Horned Toads
Jane Arendt
Bobby Williams
Chuck Gibbs
Benny Ice
Roy Noack
Tim Nabors
Bill Miller
Howe Arendt
Linda Sue Wattford
Lou Aston
Royce Nickell
Larry Cowan
Amber Jackson
O. Z. Lemens, Jr
Sissy Pruitt
Pidgeons
Dog Parade Winners and Education Honor at Tarleton
Winners listed for the dog parade include Loretta Rives first and Jeane McDonough second with Tim Stewart fourth and Linda Thompson fifth. Mr and Mrs Leslie Hart attended the Parents Day Program at Tarleton on May 4 where their son Weldon received the outstanding Student award in Education as the first boy to earn the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Rives
Jeane McDonough
Tim Stewart
Linda Thompson
Judy Marks
Brenda Evans
Don Baker
Jackie Hawkins
Karen King
Linda Watts
Leslie Hart
Tarleton
Weldon
Hospital News Roundup of Dismissals and Conditions
Hospital notices list multiple patients with discharge dates in May and several with improved conditions or critical status. Names include Mrs. Walter Stewart, Mrs. J. C. Tatum, Mrs. A. Y. Witherspoon, Herd Seale, Ue Barl Williams, E. C. Keller, Mrs. Gene Lynch, and others from Knox City, Paluxy, Willis, and Fort Worth areas. James Wann underwent a tonsillectomy. Peggy Croy and J. E. Brown noted with improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stewart
Rainbow
J. C. Tatum
A. Y. Witherspoon
Herd Seale
Barl Williams
Koppers
E. C. Keller
Gene Lynch
James Wann
Knox City
Mrs Lucy Johnson's Son Visits Ft Worth Sunday
A brief social note reports Mrs Lucy Johnson of Ft Worth hosting a visit from her son who came to see her on Sunday.
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Lucy Johnson
Ft. Worth
Reverend Lee Porter Leads Houston Visit Next Week
Reverend Lee Porter and his wife will attend the annual Southern Baptist Convention in Houston next week. Dr. C. W. Scudder of Southwestern Theological Seminary Fort Worth will conduct Sunday morning and evening services in Porter's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Porter
Houston
C. W. Scudder
Christian Ethics
Southwestern Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Bro. Porter
Mother's Day Honors At First Baptist Church
The church awarded flowers to Mrs. Ann McKinney as youngest mother and to Mrs. J. W. Jennings, 84, of Brownwood as oldest mother. Mrs. Robert D. English received honors as the mother with the most children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ann McKinney
J. W. Jennings
Brownwood
Robert D.english
Card of Thanks for W. M. Hawkins
The family of W. M. Hawkins expresses gratitude for kindnesses during his illness and death. They thank friends, the doctors and hospital staff for their support and care during the sorrow.
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W. M. Hawkins
Charles Grady Selected for 1958 Texas Tech Summer Program
Charles Grady of Walnut Springs High School will attend the 1958 five week Summer Program for Talented High School Students at Texas Technological College Lubbock. He will study Physics as part of a state wide effort by several colleges to offer advanced Science and Mathematics courses. Walnut Springs High School and Community congratulate him on this honor and reading his accomplishments.
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Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Texas
Charles Grady
Walnut Springs
William M Hawkins Early Bell County Pioneer Rites
William Monroe Hawkins born April 1 1868 Cherokee Alabama died May 7 1958. He moved to Bell County Texas in 1889 married Emma Clary November 8 1893 and settled Rock Creek December 10 1904. Survived by five sons Clyde Erwin Amos Virgil Herman two daughters Orell Reeves Attie J Hawking ten grandchildren five great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Elder A D Wood led services with Leroy Looper assisting. Pallbearers were F F Stringer Howard Brawley Earnest Ramsey Wayne Eddy Bill Tiwater and Coll Martin. Remembered by family and community links.
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William Monroe Hawkins
Cherokee
Alabama
W. B
Martha Hawkins
Bell County
Texas
Emma Clary
Rock Creek
Avis
Hawkins
Clyde
Joshua
Erwin
Ft. Worth
Amos
Virgil
Herman
Glen Rose
Orell Reeves
Attie J. Hawking
Amos Hawkins
Alice Hawkins
New Albany
Mississippi
A. D. Wood
Leroy Looper
F. F. Stringer
Howard Brawley
Earnest Ramsey
Wayne Eddy
Bill Tiwater
Coll Martin
Glen Rose honor rolls Fifth Six Weeks announced
The Glen Rose Public Schools honor rolls for the Fifth Six Weeks were announced by Superintendent J. M. McCroskey. The list includes students from Grades 1–3 with all A or above marks, Grades 4–8 with averages above 90, and high school students also above 90, naming names across all levels.
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Glen Rose Public Schools
J. M. McCroskey
Sharon Whitworth
Lalla English
Vicki Williams
Teddy McLemore
Charles Moore
Paula Bone
Judy Daniel
Karen Gresham
Gay Lee
Carl Ernst
Judith Marks
Carla Nell Taylor
Linda Thompson
Shirley Underwood
Kathy Eddy
Paula Marsh
Jeanne McDonough
Denise Willis
Bob White
Anna Lou Wood
Brenda Buzan
Gary Marks
Martha Milling
Sherry Rhoades
John Shackelford
Kay Shackelford
Kay Voss
Becky Whitt
Kenneth Williams
Linda Sue Watts
Tony Summers
David O’ Neal
Bennie Ray Nickell
Tim Nabors
Mitzi Miller
Peggy Hunter
Donna Hawkins
Shelia Armstrong
Faith Milling
Howe Arendt
Royce Nickell
Eddie Pollock
Virginia Lewis
Betty Rhodes
Sandra Walker
Roger Armstrong
Chuck Gibbs
Tim Stewart
Naomi Jones
Charlotte Wood
Jesse Pruitt
Deborah Stewart
Sharon Ivy
Priscilla Eddy
Loretta Rives
Linda Lee
Sammye White
Judianne Lee
Tommy Gosdin
David Barclay
Nelda Noack
Rosemary Bell
Robert Nickell
Buck Creek Homecoming Announces May 18 1958 Invitation
The Buck Creek Homecoming invites all residents and guests to attend on May 18 1958 the third Sunday in May. Attendees are asked to bring a basket lunch and enjoy a community gathering together.
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Buck Creek
Cemetery Working at Ward Cemetery May 24
A notice invites the public to a Ward cemetery working event on May 24. The gathering aims to maintain gravesites and surrounding grounds with volunteers and organizers coordinating efforts.
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Ward Cemetery
Sam Daniel 73 Hugo Oklahoma Services Held
Services for Sam Daniel 73 of Hugo Oklahoma were held Wednesday at 2 p m in Coffey Funeral Chapel with Rev C Fred Williams officiating Burial was in Spring Chapel cemetery Daniel died Sunday at Memorial Hospital He was born November 1885 in Somervell County and had lived in Hugo 22 years Survivors include brother Joe Daniel of Glen Rose and nieces and nephews
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Sam Daniel
South East Street
Hugo
Okla
Coffey
C. Fred Williams
First Baptist Church
Spring Chapel
Daniel
Memorial Hospital
Somervell Co
Joe Daniel
Glen Rose
Nice
Hanna Family Visits Quad City Guests This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Jack Hanna and Kay of Quanah join Dr and Mrs Ray Hanna of Sulphur Springs and Mr and Mrs Noel Callaway with their three children visiting Mrs Hanna this weekend.
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Jack Hanna
Kay
Quanah
Ray Hanna
Sulphur Springs
Noel Callaway
Hanna
Candidates for Graduation at Tarleton State College
David D Miles son of Ray and Mrs Miles David Garms son of Deb Garms and Weldon Hart son of Leslie Hart are candidates for graduation at Tarleton State College Commencement Exercises are set for Sunday May 25 Willis Tate SMU president will be principal speaker Weldon and David Miles are secondary education majors and David Garnis is a Chemical Engineering major at Tarleton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David D. Miles
Ray Miles
David Garms
Deb Garms
Weldon Hart
Leslie Hart
Tarleton State College
SMU
Willis Tate
Weldon
David Miles
David Garnis
Tarleton
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Toy
Nancy Price
Betty Ann McCroskey
Phillip Woodruff Jr
Richard Sexton
DUCKS
CROWS
Susan Brewer
Bobbie Williams
Roy ‘Noack
Greg Marsh
W. F
Bill
Truett H. Snider
Dave B. Sherrill Jr
Texas Branch
Elmore
Johnson County Poultry Association
Somervell
Dave B. Sherrill
Texas Cornish Club
Elmore Bird
Rosecomb Bantam
V. R. Brewer
J. T. Brewer, Jr
Cochin Bantam Hunters
Wyandotte Bantam King Feed Co
L. B. Nix
Plymouth Rock
Dave B. Sherrill, Jr
T. J. Brewer, Jr
W. Ray Green
A. O. V. Bantam Crabtree
W. A. Driskill
First Methodist Church
Nancy Jane Bridges
William Berry Waters
Jack W. Bridges
W. B. Waters
Pecos
Nancy Jane Bridges Berg
William Berry
George M. Greebon
Fran Sue Riddle
Dan Waters
Don Weinacht
Glyndon Hague
Louis Waters
Rice Institute
College Station
Woody Wicher
Abilene
David Rockwell
Weatherford
Judy Drummond
Bobbie Lou Gibson
Palestine
Joe Drummond
Margaret Meaders
Mmes
W. E. Meaders
E. L. Lilly
R. A. Meredith
C. A. Milam Jr
DOG Parade
Hospital News
Hoyt Swaim
Peggy Croy
Cora Lilly
Gayle Lemens
O. Z. Lemens
J. E. Brown
Paluxy
M. E. Henderson
J. M. Johnson
Willis
Will Reed
Fr. Worth
J. O. Pruitt Sr
H. T. Whitworth
Tim
Charles Grady Roberts
Walnut Springs High School
Athletica
Royce Stacy
Laura Sue Sego
Jeanne Sexton
Vancine Wiggins
Charlotte Thomas
Barbara Thompson
Linda Layne
Wilie Hart
Pat Hudson
Betty McIntire
Clara Winston
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