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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1963
Page
1
Evidence of a broad face lifting in Hearne shows at private and public construction moving at a record pace. Returning ex residents note progress with cautious optimism as renovation and razing replace aging facilities, reducing deterioration risk and reshaping the commercial district for enduring growth.
Nine members attended the Mattie Mcintosh Circle meeting held Monday at Mrs. Perry Lindall's home. Mrs. George Leath led the mission study lesson and after the closing prayer by Mrs. Blassenz, the hostess served refreshments to the guests.
Mrs. Golda Bean and Miss Dolly Adams visited North Zulch on Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Thames expect a weekend visit from their daughter and her family, Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Sanders, Lynn, Carol and Bill of Big Spring. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ferrara traveled to Denton to visit their daughter Charlotte Ferrare at North Texas State University. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Powell attended the funeral of J. J. Brown in Waller last Friday.
A Texas House bill considers adding a slogan to license plates with options Lone Star State Vacation State and Texas Has Everything. Another proposal by Rep Ray McNutt would drop the front plate to save about 400000 annually.
Mr and Mrs M M McNair traveled from Wheelock to visit his mother Mrs J R McNair on Sunday then drove to Corpus Christi on Tuesday. They spent time with son and family Dixon McNair and children and attended Dixon McNair Jr 14 receiving his Eagle Boy Scout award.
Delegates of Hearne High School Student Council led by sponsor Mrs. L B Youngblood Jr attended the State Student Council Convention in Abilene on Thursday Friday and Saturday of last week.
Hearne Eagles baseball team battled errors in three recent games under coach Ken Ratson. A 14-4 loss at Travis Park began a tough week after a 3-1 lead, followed by an 8-2 setback at Temple with six unearned runs in one inning, then a 4-2 defeat to Belton after four errors in the first. The 26-man squad, with only two seniors, heads to meet University High of Waco next Tuesday at 4 p.m. before district play.
In the Early Risers' League Jimmie Sturgis led Main Cafe to a four-game victory over the Football Widows, widening their first place lead to three and a half games. Hanson’s Meats held second by sweeping Ups and Downs, Slick Chicks of Navasota upset to seize third from Fair Dry Goods, while Potter's Insurance fell to four marks, dropping a half game from third. Louise Woodard nailed a 5-7-10 split and posted a 456 series, with Helen Hanson close behind at 455. Lonette Hayes led with a 176 game.
Hospital notes report San. Mathis hospitalized with a hand injury from construction work on Wednesday. Felton Porter returned home from Methodist Hospital in Houston after surgery and is convalescing satisfactorily. Mrs Sam Degelia Jr. convalescing at home after minor surgery at Marlin hospital last week. Mrs T C Cangelosi recovered enough to go home this week after medical treatment in a Marlin hospital. John Keeling resting satisfactorily in a local hospital after a heart attack on Tuesday morning.
The P T A lists officers including president Mrs Ken Kennamer and treasurer Mrs Ralph Brock. Executive Board recommended delegates to the State Congress of Parent Teachers for the Lockhart district spring conference on April 19. Mr Leefan spoke on faith. attendance awards went to L A Stephenson's second grade Williams' sixth grade and the junior class.
Mr and Mrs H L Tidwell Jr and daughter Terry of Arlington spent Thursday visiting old friends and relatives in Hearne.
Mr and Mrs Joe Reistino attended the Texas Dehydrators Association convention in Galveston where Mr Reistino served as last year's president. Elizabeth Kelly is handling Mumford ISD tax assessments. May 31 is the deadline. Community notices include illnesses births visits and a death in Temple.
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