Gause Gathers News From Vacation Bible School and Local Visits
Gause notes a strong start to Vacation Bible School with 52 attendees at Seven Cedars picnic day on Friday. Commencement exercises are set for 7 30 p m at the Baptist Church, with weekend visitors and multiple local family updates from Cameron, Bryan, Houston, Missoula and beyond, including a Jackson Mississippi adoption announcement for Joseph Bryan Bowling born May 14 weighing eight pounds and Harry Bowling of Gause as grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Seven Cedars
Bible School
Hollis Mathews
Vince
Billy Dan Cass
Phillip
Phyllis
Houston
Dallas
Tennessee
Pearl Cass
Denman
Cameron City Park
Sarah Denman
Dan Todd
Dennis
Betty Jane Manning
Waco
Dick Williams
Austin
Johnny Canaday
Texarkana
Buddy Barks
Milano
Charles Denman
Michel Whiteley
Sandra
W. C. Shelander
Minerva
Lucille Brickhouse
Dollie Stanfield
Fred Sparks
G. M. Dragoo
Bill Darwin
Bobby Denman
Eddie Willimas
Johnny Denman
Ira Denman
Gause
Jake Bowling
Jackson
Mississippi
Joseph Bryan Bowling
Mary Bowling
Harry Bowling
Pattons Visiting Grandparents In Waco
Lea Jamie and Bruce Patton of Waco are enjoying a summer visit with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L. F. James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Jamie
Bruce Patton
Waco
Mrs. L. F. James
Weekend House Party Hosted by Arcottas Aims to Gather Relatives
Mr and Mrs Brazos Arcotta and daughter Geralyn entertained Houston relatives from the Cangemi family with a weekend house party. Attending were Mr and Mrs Paul Territo and family, Mr and Mrs Frank Mistratta and family, Mr and Mrs Sam Cangemi and family, and Mr and Mrs Tony Cangemi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos Arcotta
Geralyn
Houston
Cangemi
Paul Territo
Frank Mistratta
Sam Cangemi
Tony Cangemi
Reese family reunites after visit to San Angelo
Cindy Reese returned home Sunday from a two week visit in fobbs No. M where she stayed with her aunt and uncle Clyde and Mrs Clyde Reese and daughter. She traveled back with her father and brother J. R. and Clyde Reese to the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs J W Reese in San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalisbell
Montana
Mungry Horse Dam
Yellowstone National Park
Titan Mountain
Beathhold Pass
Roy Fuller
Lizzie Hughes
Bud. Bill
Sandra Anderson
Garland Hux
Charlotte Harper
Cecil Butler
Waco
Leroy Berkingher
Aaron Roy Alford
Pearl Partridge
George McDaniel
Georgetown
Jim Harlan
Corpus Christi
Fredricksburg
Buchanan Dam
Phil Bowling
Lynette and Phylis
Houston
Mrs
Fame Bowling
Cindy Reese
No. M
Clyde Reese
Clyde
Cindy
J. R
J. W. Reese
San Angelo
Localites Attend Church Homecoming Near Brenham
Mr and Mrs H E Lockett and Mrs Elmer Stubbs attended the homecoming at the Inde pendence Baptist Church near Brenham. The Texas Convention voted to erect the Texas Baptist Historical Center there. Lockett presented the center its first historical document by Col H E Lockett about Old Washington Female Institute now Mary Hardin Baylor College Belton. Col Lockett valued youth education in the arts. Mrs Lockett of Hearne has a brother Dr Fi Porter head of music at Baylor University Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Lockett
Elmer Stubbs
Old Independence Baptist Church
Brenham
The
Texas Convention
Texas Baptist
Lockett
Board of Regents
Washington
Hearne Ha
Fi Porter
Baylor Uiversity
Waco
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Mra
Wanda Lee
Frank Alford
Tom Alford
Rockdale
Jimmy Alford
Betty Decker
Robert Braun
Bryan
Douglas Harwood
Beulah Faye
Katherine Williams
Cameron
Robert Williams
James Payne
Linda
Wayne Lee
Craig
Douglas Pierce
Monroe Pierce
Paul
Chester Zarnski
Caroline
Valerie
Milo Anderson
Jack Rains
Missoula
Bud Anderson
Anderson
Willis Looney
Sue
Branchville
Kay Cass
Milano F. H. A
Jean Adams
Houston Post
Simon George Hall
Georgie Light
Houson
Rose Marie
Lou John Street
Hearne
Dial
Culpepper Realty Co
College Station
Sidney Poitier
Cecilia Skala
James Stacy
Rip Chords
Prest-For-Life
Ted
Lars
Benjamin Moore
Cramerton
JACS
Ivy Leagues
Moss Avenue
Pound Cello
Moorgard
fMiooRt
Allen Hardware Co
Magnolia
Second Street
Moore Ft
Benjamine Moore
Kett
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