Gause Comings And Goings At Woerde Tate
Gause community events outline a week of activities at Woerde Tate with church and fellowship hall gatherings. People are invited to participate in planned exchanges of gifts and offerings, with contact persons Cramsac, Mics Harlan, Browder Biscyound, and Vieied coordinating programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felowshin Hall
Sirs Cramsac
Mics
Harlan Spore Browder
Christmas Program Signals Holiday School Break
The school will hold a Friday Christmas program at Lt p.m. after which Friday afternoon classes end for holidays. Classes resume January 3 1966. Attendance invited. Local notes include travel to Waco for Milano F H A shopping and a hospital stay for Mrs. Winona Bailey in Hearne, with multiple family visits and community events through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Cass
Milano F. H. A
Joy Walker
Waco
Milano
Winona Bailey
Hearne Hospital
Tempie Butler
Roy Fuller
Lizzie Hughes
Rockdale
Phillip and Luckey Funers
Albert Seelke
Seelke
Fuller
Hughes
Butler
Alexander
T. S. Lindsey
Orman Lange
Percy Kirk
Blue Ridge
Bonham
George Garrison
Veterans Hospital
Mumford P T O News Highlights Christmas Program Details
Mumford Parent Teacher Organization met on December 8 with theme Together we help a child by working with youth development organizations for cultural art. Mrs Gathan Reistino presided. Pupils of Mrs Dorothy Chandler presented a musical program with piano and flute solos. Mary Scamardo and Mathis Ottea performed pieces, and Mary Catherine Garon’s room won the November attendance award. A Christmas program is set for December 16 and parties on December 17. Christmas holidays run to January 3, 1966. Mr and Mrs John L Sartain return to Houston after a year in Washington, DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumford
Gathan Reistino
Dorothy Chandler
Amelia
Lara
Johnnie Alvarado
Hark
The
Herald Angels
Theresa Loria
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Mary Costello
David DeStefano
Morice Ottea
Mary Scamardo
Mrs. Chandler
Justina O ‘Ea
Santa Claus
Frances Retstino
Martha Scamardo
Marylyn Scamardo
Mathis Ottea
Mathis Otten
Mary Catherine Garon
Mumford School
John L. Sartain
Houston
Washington, D. C
Mr. Sartain
Memorial drawings for John F Kennedy memory
Funeral notices and expressions of sympathy for Houma residents note services for Joe Mitchell 39 and Joseph Camarata 19, with relatives and friends extending condolences. Mentions travels of Luke Collette family between Houston Houma and Bryan area, plus visits by the Raymond Smith and Otten households as military duties loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Collette
Luke Collette Jr
Ben Collette
Houston
Houma
Louisiana
Joe Mitchell
Charles Mitchell
Joseph Camarata
Anthony Camarata
Joseph
Kingsville
Mary Cangelosi
Cangelosi
Pete L. Scamardo
Joe Reistino
Anthony Denena
Hearne
John J. Collette
Bryan
Luke Charles Rizzo
Mary Jo Altimore
Caldwell
Lucille Collette
Joe Thigpen
M. M. Otten Jr
Raymond Smith
Robert Russell
Mr. Smith
Jometa Smith
Monya
Lanny
Marla
Sharon Jackson
Teague
Miss Ann Clays Visits Hearne Relative Home
Miss Ann Clays of Los Alamos New Mexico visited Hearne over the weekend at the home of her uncle Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Sturgis Jr. The brief social note highlights a family gathering in Hearne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Clays
Los Alamos
N. M
Hearne
Joe S. Sturgis Jr
Stewart Family Visits Arlington Weekend
Mr and Mrs T A Stewart visited in Arlington with their son and family S Sgt and Mrs Gary A Stewart and daughters Connie Sue and San ara Lea The two men attended the football game between the Cowboys and the Cardinals at the Cotton Bowl Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Stewart
Arlington
Gary A. Stewart
Connie Sue
Sanara Lea
Cowboys
Cardinals
Christmas Through The Thyme Wheelock News
Rain soaked land delays plowing as December nears its end in Wheelock. The town prepares for Christmas with decorations and traditions, including a tea party recipe for yam pralines. A community Christmas party lights the center while a Farm to Market Highway accident prompts calls for highway help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Melton
Santa Claus
Frank Tarver
Matejka
Highway Department
Bowling Bits by Helen Hanson Early Risers League
Marylyn Tribbey of Fair Ladies posted a high game 173 in the December 7 round with Mary Byrd from Pharis Chevrolet delivering second high game 169 and a high series 483. Donnie Orts of Hanson's Seats earned second high series 460. Standings list Hanson’s Meats leading with 36 percent wins, Homesteaders 19 percent, Fair Pinettes 21 percent, Smith’s Grocery 22 percent, Mighty Mice 27 percent, Dixie Cafe 27 percent, Tanglers 31 percent, Vitro-tech 32 percent, Pharis Chevrolet 37 percent, Fair Ladies 43 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hanson
Marylyn Tribbey
Fair Ladies
Mary Byrd
Pharis Chevrolet
Donnie Orts
Hanson
Sieats
Hanson's Meats
Homesteaders
I Fair Pinettes
Smith's Grocery
Mighty Mice
Dixie Cafe
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Nelson
Melene
Mrs. W. E. Hairrell
Texas City
Morgan Burns
Bill Hairrell
Cecil Butler
Garland Hux
Brenda Hux
Charlotte Evan
Cameron
Jim Lee
Cathy
San Antonio
Wayne Lee
Craig
Malcolm Cass
Ellan Cass
Bill Gause
Jim Harlan
Douglas Meyer
Jud Collier
Kyle Hotel
Temple
Ray
Kay
Edith Cass
Alvin Nelson
Pepal Nelson
Billy Reese
Bi Gauge
John
Bob
Margaret
Becky Meyer
Donnie Walker
J. D. Lewis
Buckholts
Mark Gause
Keith Meyer
Hilton Butler
Larry
Joyce Lightsey
Joyce
Pimient
Bryin
Herrne
Austin
J. B. White CO
Decewn
New Shipment Ladies
Weven
Jacquard
Prest
Brazos
M. M. Ofsten
T. E. Foyt
Frank Loria
Wheelock News
Bethelehem
Earth
Christ
Christ the Lord
East Side Drive
Mess Avenue
Penad
Pepsi-Cola
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