Sweaka Guests Welcome Parker Family Visitors
Mr and Mrs Harry Sweaka welcomed visitors Monday of last week her mother Mrs J T Parker of Noriangee and her brother J T Parker Jr of Pasadena.
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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Harry Sweaka welcomed visitors Monday of last week her mother Mrs J T Parker of Noriangee and her brother J T Parker Jr of Pasadena.
Robertson County notices list marriage licenses Walter Cliford Wiesell and Sheila Moss Crow Benjamin Darnell and Evelyn Tomczyszyn Charles Stewart and Carmen Hawkins Steven Safine and Beatrice Porter John Peyton and Willow Bailey Morgan Jerry Garrard and Kathleen Smith Real estate transfers include Arthur White to Lawrence White and Fred White Lots 6 and 7 Block 339 Hearne $10 and other considerations Dale Johnson to Eugene Mitchellet ax Lots 6 7 8 9 10 Block 56 Calvert $10 and other considerations etc. Health and lifestyle commentary discusses summer weight loss trends cautionary notes from lawyers and Consumer Protection Division about fitness programs and diet aids urging medical consultation and gradual activity.
Last Sunday the New Hope Missionary Baptist Church celebrated its annual homecoming service and picnic. The church, dating from before 1900, has stood for over a century near Sutton Road once reached from Wheelock. Collections totaled 553.15 dollars. nine visiting churches sent greetings. News notes include local injuries, family visits from Louisiana and Houston, and funeral services for Wayne Brock of Baytown.
The notice warns no diet or exercise works without personal effort and cautions against miracle promises from weight loss firms and health spas. It cites a court injunction barring injections touted to curb hunger and outlines tips to vet spa offers, including trial periods and clear cost details. Local notices thank mourners for support after Ernest G. Ellis’s death.
Garden guidance covers pruning mock orange shrubs with midseason cuts and occasional oldest cane removal. It also explains reasons daffodil and crocus bulbs may fail, controls for Japanese beetles in roses and grapes, and indoor fuchsia care with light, temperature, and humidity needs. A note mentions a Dallas visit by local residents.
Local social notes recount surprise birthday party for Frank Alford of Marlin hosted by Wanda Lee and Claude Lagrone with Judy Braun of Killeen in attendance. Guests included families from Killeen Milano Cameron Tyler and Conroe visiting relatives, plus birthdays celebrated for Lyd and Rosie Turnage with games and a picnic. Also reports hospital surgery for Malcolm Timmons, and visits from Shreveport and Pasadena groups as weekend activities wrap with a Rockdale trail ride and rodeo attendance.
Funeral services for 62 year old Mrs. Gladys Barnes were held at Little River Baptist Church near Cameron with Rev. Wayne Barnes presiding. Burial followed at String Prairie Cemetery. She died Thursday night in a Rosebud hospital and had lived in Milam County all her life. Survivors include her husband Rev. Norval Barnes and sister Mrs. Allene McNeely of Calvert. She was sister in law to Mrs. Johnny Mahan of Hearne. Also noted was visit by Mrs. J. G. Clanton of Lindale, a former Hearne resident, who stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Otho Davis.
Kathy Renée Boyd promoted to fifth grade and Angela Gail Mathews to third grade at commencement exercises held Friday May 30 at The Allen School of Bryan. Boyd received three certificates for promotion plus a perfect attendance award and a teaching and penmanship award. Mathews earned awards for exceptional composition and reading amid family ties to Hearne and Bremond and grandparents listed.
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