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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
3
The Hearne Democrat announces deadlines for classified and display advertising with a Wednesday noon close and 5 30 p m display deadline. Subscription rates are listed for Robertson County and surrounding areas with annual and half year options. The paper notes subscription date verification and states entry as second class matter. Hearne Texas Fri July 27 1952.
The Henry family gathered at the American Legion grounds in Bryan for their annual reunion on Sunday June 22 1952. A 10 o'clock picnic lunch complemented by remarks from Will R. Henry and Rev. Albert E. Rambo followed long-time tradition as the group celebrated elders and younger members alike. Notable attendees included John A. Henry of Bryan and the youngest James Stephens Cook of Winters, with many relatives from Houston, Waco, Winters, Pasadena, Navasota, and Chicago.
Guidry Genoa extends thanks to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moore Will Henry Mrs. Ross Jones Mr. Foster Jr. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bullock Bryan Mildred Peyton and Patsy Clark Benchley and others who failed to register for the reunion. Appreciation is extended to everyone who helped make the event successful.
From Our Readers criticizes Hearne developments including an Air Strip and parking meters costing about 12000 dollars. The writer questions civic decisions, road closures, and land loss on the east side, asks about helicopter lessons, and notes road funding not by Uncle Sam, signed by Mrs. Zane G. Wallace.
The family thanks Hearne Clinic Hospital doctors and nurses and all others for deeds of kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their father J. A. New. The children of J. A. New, 16-11tp, and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wilkerson of Palestine visited his mother Mrs. Sallie Wilkerson Sunday.
Whitey Fisher on River Road phoned to praise this week’s Clarion saying the paper arrived late at night. The next day Buzzy Wilson explains he delivered Whitey’s copy late due to staying for a school dance, thinking it would be fine.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces examinations to fill future vacancies for Firefighter Inspector CPC-7 at 3435 dollars per year. Applications and details available from the Post Office or the Executive Secretary at Bryan Air Force Base Texas.
Ray Pack of Ellington Air Force Base went to Shreveport Louisiana Monday to play baseball. He spent the night with his brother LeRoy Dewvall who is attending summer school.
Little Sammie Incondova of Waco brings his Eight Piece Orchestra to the Star Lite Club Cameron for a July 3 big dance on the Cool Patio. Reservations via 9581 or 242 in Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Tidwell joined by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Scott and daughter Vivian of Somerville spent the weekend in Fort Worth visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hinkle.
Mrs Helen Cook of Bryan visited Friday. Mrs Ina Paulk of Houston arrived Tuesday to visit her sister Mrs Sallie Wilkerson in the home of Mr and Mrs E R Vaughan.
Mrs. F. R. Hester of Sulphur Springs spent the weekend with her sister Mrs. Wait McWilliams.
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