Medina girls win Harper Invitational by beating Nueces Canyon 42 39
Medina defeats Nueces Canyon 42 to 39 to take the Harper Invitational title. Front row players Linda Horton Carroll Hubble Nelda Adams Bessie Barecky Kye Mansfield Mary Elizabeth Horton Sue Wier manager. Back row includes Betty Buckelow Doris Barecky Jo Nell Kinsey Florence Adams Frances Hubble Elaine Hubble Versa Wood Ann Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Horton
Carrol Hubble
Nelda Adams
Bessie Marie Barecky
Kye Mansfield
Mary Elizabeth Horton
Sue Wier
Radio Post Bnoginsing
Back Row
Betty Buckelow
Doris Barecky
Jo Nell Kinsey
Florence Adams
Frances Hubble
Elaine Hubble
Versa Wood
Ann Miller
Noxville News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Local notices show multiple visits and travels among Parker Milam and nearby families in Noxville and Kerrville. Seth Whetstone's funeral is noted in Old Noxville Cemetery with Whetstone remembered as a friend and neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Acker
Beaumont
Walter Parker Sr
Chester Dicter
San Antonio
Carlos Parker
J. A. Milams
Seth Whetstone
Goldthwaite
Jess F. Parker
Kerrville
Archie Lennon
Virgil
Skaggs
Junction
Noxville
Cecil Parker
J. A. Milam
Jess EK. Parke
Vester Parker
Gilpert Anderegg
James Parker
Bill Barry
Brownwood
Nueces Canyon Girls Runner-Up at Harper Invite Finals
The Nueces Canyon girls finished second at the Harper Invitational Basketball Tournament held at Harper High School gym. They lost 42-39 to Medina in the finals after defeating Johnson City and Harper to reach the title game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Girls
Nueces Canyon
Harper High School
Pete
Johnson City
Harper
Men Hunt at Raymond Spaeth Ranch Near Seguin
Kelton Lange and Don Willie of Seguin spent Sunday hunting at the Raymond Spaeth ranch, a local outing noted in regional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Peril
Sheridan
Wyoming
Kelton Lange
Don Willie of
Seguin
Raymond Spaeth
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