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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1960
Page
3
Miss Carmen Ann Money of Amarillo visited over the weekend as a guest of Mises Carla Reed, sharing time at her residence and engaging in local social events.
Wheelock News reports community happenings including farming notes on feed shortages and hopes for a second cutting if the June weather cooperates. It covers visits at Hearne hospital, a Wingo party at the Community Center, a Picard coffee event, and funeral services for Buell Porter of Baylor. Also noted are birthdays, family visits, and residents traveling from California to Houston. Joe Louis Scasta will leave.
Saturday junior Joe from A&M College works on soil conservation in Abilene while Sunday School superintendent. Friends plan a Friday 7 pm covered dish gathering at his home. Corpus Christi visitors the Hating family travel through en route to Dallas. Lt. David Richardson and family from Bangor Maine visit Roy Moss family. Dolly Moss and Dorothy Zweifel honored at a tea. many neighbors attend.
Houston visitors include Mr. and Mrs James Zemanek and daughters Karen and Alicia with A. P. Zemanek and family. Justina Louise and Monica Marie Otten stay with grandparents while summer visits continue. Mumford school board reelects all teachers. Hearne Garden Club picnic set at Jud Collier home on Tuesday. Election day on Saturday June 4 polls open Mumford 8 am to 7 pm.
Mrs. Emma Moseley Wooten died Sunday morning in a Houston hospital at age 89. Her early life was in Hearne and she leaves a daughter, Zola Brister, plus two sisters, Johnnie Horton of Winter Haven Florida and Mattie Rogers of Waco. Funeral services were at Hyde Funeral Home with burial in Forest Park Cemetery.
Curtis B. Lucas son of Mrs. J F Lucas was elected to Pi Mu Epsilon Fraternity at Texas Christian University and received recognition for superior achievement in mathematics. He is an A&M College graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering.
Mr and Mrs A L Stanfield of Pasadena visited the E C Gable home over the weekend sharing a friendly social call and catching up on town news.
College Station entomologists warn bagworms in all state areas are active and best control occurs while larvae are young. After hatching they feed on ornamental foliage, spin silken bags, and eggs overwinter inside bags. Pick and burn bags. use 10 percent toxaphene or 4 percent malathion dust or spray, applied only while worms are young.
Mrs. H. N. Stanfield extends thanks to friends for flowers cards and calls while a patient at Hearne General Hospital and to the doctors and nurses for wonderful care received.
Hearne High School graduate James Alfa fast son of Hearne and Mr. Alita Dotson receives the Williani Doamforts Scholarship at A&M College. The recipient is a freshman student and son of Hearne residents.
Guests at the Hearne Laine Club Tuesday meeting included Wallace Chambley of Bryan, Miss Mary Tee, Miss Cynthia Boudlock, and Miss Cath Navosad of Baytown.
Blackshear will start organizing the Little League and Pony League teams Monday June 6. Activities will run 5 p m to 7 p m on school playgrounds, Monday through Friday, for youths in the program.
The community extends thanks for flowers cards and acts of kindness during bereavement. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Sneaks and Mr and Mrs A L Stanfield and Patsy Stanfield of Georgetown and Terry Blackburn of A&M College. Miss Mary Adams of LaMarque visited James Martin and his parents. Paula Stroud spent the week in Austin with her sister Jan Stroud. James Martin, a Sam Houston State College student, is home for the summer and works at PFE.
Mrs. Jim Stanley returns home after two weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. Val Robert and family in Lubbock and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis and family in Roaring Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Batson of Madisonville Mrs. Ralph Morse of Kilgore Mrs. Ira T. Gunn and Capt. Ira Gunn of Fort Hood were here for the graduation of their granddaughter and niece Miss Janet Batson. They remained for a few days visit with relatives here.
E C Gable and son Chalmers and Bobby Palmes of El Campo left Monday for Foley Alabama for a week long visit with Gable’s sister Mrs H C Abbott.
Mr and Mrs Frank Garrett of Bishop are visiting Mr and Mrs Stoney Stubbs this week. Mr and Mrs Mitt Stubbs of Dallas were recent visitors.
Mrs L F James attended the graduation of her sister in law Mrs Robert L Baker in San Marcos where she earned her Master’s Degree in Education.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gates returned home this week with their son Pvt. Kenneth W. Gates who is on furlough from his base in Minneapolis Minnesota. After leave Kenneth will report for temporary duty to Camp McCoy Wisconsin.
The Robertson County club opens under new management and a new name on Friday June 3, now Midland Midway Drive Inn Cafe. Judy Vaughn and Jimmie Martin manage the venue, with Friday night band performances announced.
State reports many rabid animals especially foxes and skunks. Experts urge awareness and preventive steps, noting rabies can affect wildlife and domestic animals year round. Seek medical advice after bites and report stray or suspicious animals to authorities or veterinarians for vaccination checks.
Tom B Palmos thanks numerous friends for kindness and thoughtfulness shown to him and his family during his recent operation. He says he will always keep each person in his thoughts.
Mr and Mrs Bobby Palmos of El Campo plan a September move to Seguin where he will serve as director of the Methodist Church there. He will enroll this summer at A and M College.
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