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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
3
D. M. Majors, long time Hearne school superintendent, accepts a similar role at Groesbeck. He and his wife left Hearne for the summer in Fort Worth before relocating to Groesbeck, with Cecil A. Morgan of Bremond noted in the report.
Details span political ambitions in Texas including a candidate for the state House, educational leadership changes in Bremond, and mosquito control efforts in Hearne. The report notes minnow releases to Sacramento, car battery prices, auto plate campaigning, a Calvert gospel meeting, and the death of Hearne painter Lewis Guenzel born 1872. It also covers Wheeless valedictorian, Moore salutatorian, and visits among Wheelock and nearby towns.
Mrs Ross Seale and Mrs M O Baker spent the weekend in Dallas for the fall Back to School Market. They were joined by Mrs W A Lynn who stayed through the week with her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Allen Hume and their son John at Lewisville. Mae Doller, a Masonic Home Arlington resident, joined in Dallas and returned to Hearne for a visit with the Bakers.
Legislative reports urge May 24 to May 30 absentee voting for the June 3 runoff and remind voters of 14 proposed Texas Constitution amendments on November 7. The notice lists amendments from legislative pay raises to tax exemptions, education funding, and government salaries, urging careful study and offering contact info for Dan Kubiak in Rockdale.
Attendees traveling from Corsicana Sweeny Houston Marble Falls New York Grand Prairie Tyler and Dallas areas joined Mr and Mrs Ross Tobias for the funeral of Mrs Stella Moore held recently in Bryan. The list included Claude Atkinson Miss Frances Atkinson Norman Chambers C R Atkinson Hugh McDonald Vernon Martin Donald Strickland James McNabb John E Adair Debbie Julie Joanie Mac Bell Henry T M Bailey Freda Askins John Henry Pat Henry Charles Moore Zane Martin and their families.
The FTC imposes a July 3 deadline requiring permanent care labels on clothing and yard goods including domestics and imports. Labels must instruct on washing, drying, ironing, bleaching, and dry cleaning and stay legible for the garment’s life. Exemptions include headwear footwear and some items under 3 dollars. For questions contact the FTC Regional Office in New Orleans.
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