Calvert Visitors Of The Week Highlight Local Guests
Local column lists visitors and residents at Calvert area homes. Names include Mrs. J. O. Hucks, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tatum of Waco, Mrs. Berkeley Jones in Austin, and many others visiting relatives or staying with families. The piece notes hospital stays, trips to Houston, Dallas, Galveston, and Scottsdale, with a brief social scene and a watermelon party for the Pee Wee baseball club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Hucks
Tom Tatum
Waco
Gip Howard
Walter Lavider
Southern Pacific Hospital
Houston
Donald Davis
Locka
Berkeley Jones
Austin
Herman, Joe and
Henry Middletons
Wm. Medaleton and Sons
T. T. Roberts
Dallas
Pee Wee Baseball Club
Calvert
Charlie Briggs
Vester
Pearson
Fort Woortn
McBeth
Brenda Woods
Key Butch Lawney
Bobo Leath
Kyle Gregory
Joe Smith
Gene, Jr
Billy Hall
Rufus Riley
Kathleen Carrol
W. A. Huebener
Victoria
Gene Gibson, Jr
John Brougher
Torbett Hospital
Marlin
Social Guests and Local Home News
Eugene and Charles Scott visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Field last week. Mr and Mrs Flict Jeff Dalles planned to move to Houston on Wednesday. Mr J Bo NSunnallee will spend two weeks in Dalles to meet her new granddaughter. Mrs Bill Hulsey is hospitalized at Hearne General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Charles Scott
Eugene Field
Jud Collier
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
New Waverly
Calvert Public Schools Set to Open August 31
Calvert Public Schools will open Monday August 31. Superintendent H S Pearson and five teachers attended a weeklong workshop in Austin on improving teaching methods including a graded reading program. Improvements include rest rooms at football fields and an electric scoreboard. Pearson attended a Rice Hotel meeting in Houston on school integration discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JO. Hucks
Calvert
Calvert Public Schools
Austin
Supt. H. S. Pearson
Houston
Rice Hotel
Services For Mrs. I. J. Neal
Calvert Funeral services were held at the Sneed Memorial Church on July 19 for Mrs. I. J. Neal who died on July 18 at the Calvert Lodge. Interment was at the Calvary Cemetery at Marlin. Pallbearers included Roland Goss Wilson Goss Don Goss Irving Perry Jack Mayer and Frank Basden. Mary Basden Neal was born August 16, 1890 at Groesbeck. She married I. J. Neal in 1929 and moved to Calvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Hucks
Calvert
Sneed Memorial Church
I. J. Neal
Calvert Lodge
Calvary Cemetery
Marlin
Roland Goss
Wilson Goss
Don Goss
Dallas
Irving Perry
Midlothian
Jack Mayer
San Antonio
Frank Basden
Mary Basden Neal
Groesbeck
Neals and Cobbs family obituary and local notices
Mrs. Neal is survived by a daughter Mrs. L A Chamberlain of Dallas, four sons Albert Cobb Three Rivers Sam Cobb San Antonio Ben Cobb High Island and Paul Boyd of Temple, one step daughter Nancy Boyd of Dallas, one stepson Alton B Neal of Little Rock, two brothers John Basden and Cleve Basden Dallas, one sister Mrs Bessie Goss Dallas, 14 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Mumford school board elects Martha G Mercer and Mary Catherine Garon to vacancies from 1963 64 term. A meeting at West Side School Hearne July 29 features Army engineers on Limue Brazos River project with representatives from Limestone Robertson Brazos counties expected. Local notices recount social visits and vacations, notes school vacation nearing mid point and return to routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
L. A. Chamberlain
Dallas
Albert Cobb
Three Rivers
Sam Cobb
San Antonio
Ben Cobb
High Island
Paul Boyd
Temple
Nancy Boyd
Alton B. Neal
Little Rock
John Basden
Cleve Basden
Bessie Goss
Brazos Bottom Buts
M. M. Otten
Mumford
Martha G. Mercer
Mary Catherine Garon
West Side
Hearne
Army Engineers
Limue Brazos River
Limestone
Robertson
Brazos
Margaret Fmeading
Ct. Waller
R. J. Cardwell
Jor Bryan
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Oscar Peterson
Russell Pietsch
Harvey Lee
Galveston
Bily Don Klwetter
Cynthia Nan
J. B. Numnalee
Gene Klawetter
Milton Eliot
Ann
Land Bank
J. N. Raney
Mer
FLBA
Bryan
Room
Varisco
Main St
Office
Gail Moore
Jo Carol Sartain
Little Brazos
Kathryn Tush
A&m
Rena
Theresa Merka
Miss Kath
Penny
Furniture Mart
Fourth Street
Magnolia
Luke Reffins
Walter van de Weghe
TESCO
Libby
Vienna
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