Namerson Ends Coaching Career at John Tyler Lions
Namerson Henderson, longtime coach at John Tyler, steps down after six years as head baseball coach and prior service as first assistant football coach 1958 62. A Hearne, Texas native, he played at Baylor and began coaching in Weep. His tenure included district efforts with Lufkin and a 9 8 playoff loss in 1962. Family ties remain in Hearne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Tytler Coprier- Times
Winue
Dehn Tytler
Evie
Ateo Lions
John Tvner
Clarksville High School
Henderson
Johnny Ludger
John Tyler
Lufkin
Ane
Lions
Hearne
Texas
Wing
Melrnes
Baylor University
Weep
Whcs
Bill
C. B. Smith
Brazos Bottom Bits and Local Notices
Dated social notes from Brazos Bottom recount visits by Mrs. Callie Jackson in Houston and Mrs. Pearl Laskoski in Anderson. Attendees at the Democratic Convention included M. M. Otten and Jed Colver. A week of rain brought near inch totals aiding cotton maize corn and gardens. A Monday evening truck car crash occurred on Farm Road 50 south near the Brazos Robertson County line at a known accident curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Ley
Lee P. Viviani
Bryan
Spiller Family Dinner Honoring Son and Family
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Spiller hosted a Sunday family dinner for their son and his family from Minneapolis. Attending were numerous Spiller relatives from Bronte Katy Bryan Austin Wheelock and other nearby towns. Several school friends visited the honoree during the afternoon. Weekend guests included Mrs. L. E. Weber and Mrs. J. C. Waltman staying with Mrs. S. E. Hoefer in Ennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiller
A. J. Spiller
Henry Spiller
Lanie
Minneapolis
Minnesota
T. O. Spiller
Donald
Bronte
Billy Spiller
C. B. Hill
Linda
Katy
W. G. Curry
Billie
Lucy Belle Whitely
Wayne Mogan
Belle King
Bryan
Eddie Spiller
Austin
Andrew Spiller
Wheelock
L. E. Weber
J.C. Waltman
Ennis
Waltman
S. E. Hoefer
Local Boys State Delegates Set Active Marks
Local Boys State delegates earned key posts and duties across parties. Bill Birdwell chaired Longhorn activities, served as temporary secretary and city council member, and became a delegate to the state convention with attorney general election. John Mathis named first alternate to Boys Nation and served as county convention delegate and House member. James Zeig aligned with Pioneer Party as county convention delegate and state House member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omatea
Americ Boys
Tate
Tse Progran
Pleneral
Bill Birdwell
J. B. Birdwell, Jr
Longhorn
Fle
Bill Owes
Boys Nation
John TR. Matiitis
J. E. Mathis
Longhorn Party
Electad
House of Representatives, and Bar Association
Hearne
James Zeig
Leo Zeig
Pioneer Party
House of Representatives and Bar Association
Birdwell
C. of C
Zeig i
The
Legion
Mathis
Lions Hub
Three Injured In Corsicana Car Collision
Mrs J G Clanton left Sunday for Dallas with her daughter Mrs Ben Moore and family when their car collided near Corsicana. Mrs Moore and her sons Jeffrey and Earl sustained extensive facial lacerations and burns. The car was demolished but the victims are recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Clanton
Dallas
sMrs
Ben Moore
Calvary Baptists Observe Family Night
Calvary Baptist Church invites all ages to Family Night on Friday June 19 with a 80 p.m. softball game and a 230 p.m. covered dish supper. Bro Al Pool will give the message after a chart singing and devotional period. Pool, new to Heimne, formerly led at New Orleans Bible Church. Nursery will be open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
al Pool
Southern Pacific Railroad
Heimne
Pool
New Orleans
Funeral Services Held in Austin for Mrs W H Baller
Mrs Alfred Brady and grandson Mark Paggard of Beaumont attended in Austin Saturday for the funeral of Mrs W H Baller who died after a long illness at a nursing home. Services were at Cook Funeral Home with interment at Manor Cemetery. Survived by husband and a daughter Mrs J N Youngquist of Austin plus many nieces and nephews.
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Austin
Alfred Brady
Mark Paggard
Beaumont
Brady
W. H. Baller
Ansing Home
Cook Funeral Home
Manor Ceame
Very
J. N. Youngquist
Beaumont Visitors Stay With Huey Family
Mrs RM Johnson of Beaumont has spent two weeks with her daughter Mrs Lloyd Huey. Mrs R M Duke and her daughter Diana of Beaumont joined them on Thursday for a night.
Appreciation for Hearne General Hospital Staff
I express gratitude to the doctors and nurses and the entire staff of Hearne General Hospital for their care. Thanks also to my friends for the flowers cards and kind words May God bless each of you Elmer Stubbs 1T-Ltp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne General Hospital
Two Teachers Hired For HHS In Hearne
Hearne Independent School District hires two new staff for Hearne High School for the 1964-65 term. Grisson from Carthage will coach basketball and supervise the Eagles before starting in September. Gayle Weaver becomes math teacher replacing Mrs. Eubanks after fellowship study in Oak Ridge. A new HHS band hall is under construction by Chandler Construction, replacing the fire destroyed facility.
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Tannee
Hearne Fogh
Hearne Independent
Cattes
G. G. Grant
Grisson
Eagles
Carthage
North Texas State College
Hearne
Laneville
Gene Best
Eagle
Gayle Weaver
Hearne High School
Florence Eubanks
Weaver
Oakridge
Tenn
Aiirg
Wortham
Texas
Grant
HHS
Chandler Construction Company
Rites Held For James C Burts
Funeral services for James Calvin Burts were held at Elliott Baptist Church on Monday June 15 at 10 a.m. with Rev. Byron MecEachern officiating. Interment followed in Elliott Cemetery under Heartfield Funeral Home arrangements. Burts, 86, longtime Hearne resident, died June 14 after a stroke. He was born February 11, 1878 in Madison County. Surviving are two sons J C Burts Jr of Alvin and Milton Burts of Pasadena. nine daughters including Mrs E J Biedanski of Alta Loma and Mrs J M Johnson of Pasadena. four brothers and two sisters. thirty-eight grandchildren and thirty-eight great grandchildren. Pallbearers were J R Mahan M E Suggs M E Martine Z J Baylis R E Luster and R P Meehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Calvin Burts
Elliott Baptist Church
Byron MecEachern
Elliott Cemetery
Heartfield Funeral Home
Burts
Hearne
Madison
J. C. Burts, Jr
Alvin
Milton Burts
Pasadena
E. ‘J. Biedanski
Alta Loma
J. M. Johnson
B. C. Deaver
Foreign Service Officer Visits Franklin on U S Driving Tour
Franklin hosts U S Foreign Service Officer John George Bacon and his wife Mrs R M Hooker. The family travels by car from Franklin to California and the Pacific coast then to Washington D C before Khartown Sudan. Mr Bacon served as First Secretary in Khartown and has prior postings in London Rome and the United Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Mayo
R. M. Hooker
Frankin
John George Bacon
Bacon
U. S. Foreign Service
Khar‘town
Sudan
U. S
London
Rome
United Nations
Henry ‘Cabot Lodge
Adlai Stevenson
Michael
Patricia
Laurie
Naples
Italy
Cathy
New York
Bacons
United States
California
Pacific Coast
Washington
Khantown
Khartown
Sudan Needs Roads to Boost Economic Growth
The passage notes Sudan’s vast diversity and road deficit hindering communications and development. It mentions the Bacon family’s delayed return to Franklin and a two year plan, and details a Texas vacation by Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Williams with visits to Baytown Crosby Galena Park and Angleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Bacon
Franklin
H. N. Williams J
Tommy
Jerold
Baytown
Carl Contelia
Frank Joskoril
Jance D Scil
Rainbow Girls
Order of Eastern Star
R. D. Davis
Crosby
TameiDlantsn
Idena
G. W. Chumey and Son
Galena Park
L. C. Barker
Angleton
Bowling Bits By Ginger Degelia
In the Early Risers League Tuesday Jane Anderson of C. D.'s Fashions No. 1 topped with a 195 game and 478 series. Lucy Smith of Discount Food No. 1 added a 174 game and 426 series. Mr and Mrs Clarence Thorp Jr and children Steve and Jo Ellen visited Mr and Mrs Jesse C Smith for the weekend. Steve extended his stay with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Anderson
C. D
Erty
Lucy Smith
Discount Food
Clarence Thorp Jr
Steve
Jo Ellen
Jesse C. Smith
Kesner Family Visits Houston and Bastrop Reunion
Mrs C W Kesner and children Pet and Kenny along with Mrs Ina Mierzan visited Houston Sunday to return daughter Guinda Kesner to Hearne after a week in the Cadie home. Grandson Dubby joined them in Hearne. Mrs Claire Bishop returned from Austin where she attended a Barker family reunion at the Legion Hall in Bastrop with Roy Baker and E B Hoes family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kesner
Pet and
Kenny
Ina Mierzan
Houston
W. CG. Casde
Gibby
Guinda Kesner
Hearne
Cadie
Dubby
Claire Bishop
Austin
Roy Baker
E. B. Hoes
Barker
Legion Hall
Bastrop
Appreciation Note to Searcy Fleming Hospital Staff
Expresses deep gratitude to Dr. J P Fleming Jr and hospital staff for kind care during hospitalization. Thanks also go to Reverends Warren Merritt and Douglas Meye for their calls and to all offered friends. Mrs Ethel Lefevre 17 1th
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J. P. Fleming Jr
Searcy-Fleming Hospital
Warren Merritt
Douglas Meye
Ethel Lefevre
Square Dancing Night At Hearne High Gym
A Tuesday indoor square dancing event at Hearne High School featured Joe Abbott of Bryan as caller for Circle 8 Square Dance Club. Teen dancers he has taught for months performed, with a western style show by the Bel Airs and numbers from the Worms, a student group including Kay Nichols Pat Stidham Pat Lafferty and Marvelyn Mathis.
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Circle 8 Club
Hearne High School
Joe Abbott
Bryan
Circle 8 Square Dance Club
Kay Nichols
Pat Stidham
Pat Lafferty
Marvelyn Mathis
Moody family visit spans Houston weekend
Mrs J H Moody and her son Johnny visited Houston over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Paul H Moody and their son Scotty. They were joined there by Mr and Mrs W N McClain of Groveton.
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J. H. Moody
Johnny
Houston
Paul H. Moody
Scotty
W. N. McClain
Grove* Ton
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Namerson
Brazos
M. M. Otten
Calvary Baptists
Elmer Stubbs
James C. Burts
Foreign Service
Ginger Degelia
Dixie Cafe
Hanson's Meals
Bly i Fair Ladies
Fily
Pepsi Cola
C. Des Fashions
Hearne Insurance
Bly le _t
Ford
West
Ford Dealers
John Orts Motors
N. Market Street
John Orts
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