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Jefferson Jimplecute

Location

Jefferson, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1955

Page

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Lena Goetzman Dies in Texas Burial Friday

Lena Goetzman died June 22 in Longview at age 96. She was a Jefferson native born July 24, 1879, daughter of John C. and Mary Elizabeth Goetzman. Funeral services were held June 21 at Haggard Chapel with Rev. Pather L. L Meyer. burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include nephew Rudolph Goetzman of Longview and two nieces in California and Dallas, plus a sister-in-law of Jefferson.

Magdalena Goetzman Longview Jefferson John C. Goetzman Mary Elizabeth ‘Wilhite Goetzman Haggard Chapel Pather L. L Meyer Oakwood Cemetery Rudolph Goetzman Victor Crowley Oakland California Dallas R. Goetzman Low Victor Meyer B. Meyer E. J. Meyer Jim Sullivan J. 2. Zachry, Jr George Ramsay A. F E. Meyer

Mrs. A. B. Hall Hosts H. D. Club Meeting

The Prospect Home Demonstration Club met Thursday afternoon in Mrs. A B Hall's home. Two demonstrations by 4-H club girls Wherrie Grubbs and Gwendolyn Hunt featured minute fudge and a peach cottage cheese salad by Shillie Jean Grubbs and Nancy Baugh. President Hall led the business session with five members present. Ice cold watermelons were served after adjournment to attendees including Lore­ne Carwile, Rena M, Phail Faey, Standley and Matt Grubbs.

Mstra Prospect Home Det Flog Club A Bat Wherrie Grubbs Gwendolyn Hunt Shillie Jean Grubbs Nancy Baugh Thelub Lorene Carwile Rena MM Phail Faey Standley Matt Grubbs

Jackson Community Center Meet Seeks Playground Fund

The newly organized Jackson Community Center met Friday with about 10 attendees. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Morris and Miss Sue Cagle with Miss Cagle’s 4-H girls. Officers elected: Mrs. Leroy Ledbetter program chairman Omar Scott recreation leader chairman Mrs. Henry Ones vocational leader for children Milton Watts recreational leader for children 7 and older. A playground equipment fund was started and the group voted to meet two Saturdays monthly. Next meeting July 9. A program of entertainment and games for all ages was planned with cookies and cream to be served.

Weldon Morris Sue Cagle Miss Cagle Leroy Ledbetter Omar Scott Henry Ones Milton Watts

District Court Proceedings For May June Term

The Grand Jury sat from May 20, handling 26 investigations, 22 witness questions, and 22 indictments. Prohibited sentences on two men for child desertion were revoked and they were committed to the state penitentiary. A forgery case with probated sentence had its probate revoked. Four men convicted of prey and theft of chickens received prison terms. Two others received jail terms and fines for a second offense of driving while intoxicated. On the civil docket 11 divorces were granted and 9 civil numbers heard. Several other numbers were dismissed at the request of Ba.

Bird Old, Jr Curly Frank Jackson Harry Veal

Supper Event To Honor Baptist Pastor

The W M A ladies of First Baptist Church host an appreciation supper for Rev Edwin Johnson at the American Legion building on Tuesday July 5 at 5 pm. Public invitation urged. attendees asked to bring a covered dish. Johnson leads church duties and civic work including Little League, PTA, Pilgrimage parade, Lions Club and other organizations.

W. M. A. Ladies of the First Baptist Church Edwin Johnson American Legion Johnson Po. T. A Lions Clutb

Prospect Pupils Have Good Record

Primary pupils at Prospect School posted a 1994 55 attendance rate of 96.86 percent. First grade led with 99.959 percent while second grade recorded 96.521 and third grade 97 percent rough. Three pupils earned perfect attendance: Gladys O Nira Baugh grade 2 Jerome Rondies Treesen grade 3 and Alan Dale Dreesen grade 4. Five pupils missed only one day: Raymond Grubbs Freddie Don Grubbs Lou Dale Grubbs Joe Allen Flam and Roger Dale Whitfield. Three others missed only two days: Patsy Neil Martin Judith Barbara Dreesen and Ronald Gene Suber.

Prospect School Gladys O'Nira Baugh Jerome Rondies Treesen Alan iDale Dreesen Raymond Grubbs Freddie Don Grubbs Lou Dale Grubbs Joe Allen Flam Roger Dale Whitfield Patsy Neil Martin Judith Barbara Dreesen Ronald Gene Suber

Guardsmen Return Home After Summer Camp

The 49th Armored Division of the National Guard breaks up camp at North Fort Hood this weekend and pulls out for home. Sixteen Jefferson men return from the eighth annual summer camp after two weeks of weapons training, small unit tactics, and field bivouac. Gerald Corpier was named Recruit of the Year for the 647th Armored Field Artillery Battalion for excellence on the firing line and at recruit school. Jefferson personnel include Staff Sergeant Donald R. Thomas, Corporal Howard C. Storie, Private First Class Alan A. Kenderson, Private George J. Kemper, Private Gerald G. Lee, Private Drew P. Nelson, Private Jerry F.E. Maguire, Private Leland C. Chambliss, Private Grover C. Cooner, Private William J. Dickerson, Private Jim McCoy, Private Billy J. Wyatt, Private Gerald Corpier, Lieutenant Edward Joseph, Lieutenant Thomas J. Taylor III, and Captain Halbert McQuinn.

49Th Armored Division National Guard North Fort Hood Jefferson Gerald Corpier 647Th Armd Marshall Donald R. Thomas Howard C. Storie Alan A. Kenderson Geo. J. Kemper Gerald G. Lee Drew P. Nelson Jerry FE. Maguire Leland C. Chambliss Grover C. Cooner William J. Dickerson Jim McCoy Billy J. Wyatt Edward Joseph Thomas J. Taylor III Halbert McQuinn

Study Club Ladies Urge Safe Driving During July Fourth

Mrs Geo H Call president of the 1933 Study Club affiliated with the Texas Federation joins 11,000,000 members in a chain tele phone drive to urge Fourth of July travelers to drive with care and courtesy to reduce highway deaths. In 1954 there were 348 deaths and many injuries during that holiday period.

Geo. H. Call Texas Federation and General Federation of Women's Clubs National Organization

July 4th Closures Hit Most Jefferson Businesses

Most Jefferson businesses will close for the July 4 holiday on Monday with few exceptions. The general policy follows a city canvass earlier in the year. Stores plan to close by Saturday evening and reopen on Tuesday morning.

Jefferson

Garden Club To Open Manse and Car Each Weekend

Jessie Allen Wise Garden Club held a Monday meeting at 10 am in the new president Mrs Jack Ford home. Members discussed year book tasks and opening the Manse and the Jay Gould Car each weekend to host visitors, with hosts assigned alphabetically.

Jessie Allen Wise Garden Club Jack Ford Peters Jefferson Jay Gould

Lassater Community hosts Fourth of July homecoming picnic

On Monday July 4 the Lassater community in Marion County invites former residents and friends to an all day picnic and homecoming. Attendees are asked to come along and bring their basket lunch for a day of fellowship.

Lassater Marion County

Round Of Parties Held For Teen-Age Group

A sequence of teen party events honors Julia Terry who left for summer classes in New Port Rhode Island. Charlene Grubbs hosted a Coke party with a guest list including Ann Warren Ginger Hicks Gloria Birmingham Martha Hackney Shirley Mauldin Andy Meisenheimer Deanna McCasland Mariwyn Morris Betty Shelton Julia Terry Alice Jean Simmons. Ginger Hicks held a slumber party with buffet supper and breakfast. Marilyn Morris hosted a Coke party for the same group. Mrs Bennie Moseley hosted a morning party. New guests Anne Belle Ginn Peggy Stallcup and Frenees Stallcup joined the group.

Julia Terry New Port Rhode Island Charlene Grubbs Ann Warren Ginger Hicks Gloria Birmingham Martha Hackney Shirley Mauldin Andy Meisenheimer Deanna McCasland Mariwyn Morris Betty Shelton Alice Jean Simmons Geraldine Webbster Linda Moore Linda Morris Marilyn Morris Bennie Moseley Anne Belle Ginn Peggy Frenees Stallcup

Jefferson High graduate wins Texas Opportunity Award

Larry L. Smith, a 1955 Jefferson High School graduate from College Station Texas, is among 73 Texas boys awarded four year Opportunity Award scholarships to Texas A and M College. Awards range from 260 to 300 annually with work at the college. selections based on exam results and records. The telegram from Congressman Wright Patman confirms continued work on Ferrells Bridge and Dam flood control and water conservation, with local bond payments deferred until sale of bonds.

Larry L. Smith Jefferson High School Texas Texas A M. College Jefferson Young Smith Perry Bros Texas A. and Bill Myers Wright Patman Senate House Roy Matthias Red River Valley Association Marvin Watson Northeast Texas Municipal Water District

Baptist Y W As Entertained At Counsellors Home

The First Baptist Church Y W A met at Mrs. Allen Benefield’s home for a regular meeting. They enjoyed barbequed steak dinner, dessert in the yard, and a surprise birthday cake for Sue Cagle. Present were Marilyn Grubbs Frances Stallcup Sue Cagle Nadine Treadwell Pinkie Wilson Maxine Smith Dorothy Bennett Sylvia Sterrett and Mrs. Mary K. Lester.

First Baptist Church Allen Benefield Sue Cagle Marilyn Grubbs Frances Stallcup Nadine Treadwell Pinkie

Lois Ann Flesh Complimented With Bridal Party

A morning reception honors Lois Ann Flesh, bride elect to Donald Rosenfield, on June 22 at the home of Mrs. Louis King with co hostesses and about 70 guests. Hosts and family members attend, floral arrangements feature roses and shasta daisies.

Lois Ann Flesh Donald Rosenfield Louis King Herbert Liverman F. Harris George Liverman L. C. Sceudday David Flesh el. Kurtz Dallas George Flesh

TEST STAKED AT WOODLAWN IN HARRISON COUNTY

In Harrison County Woodlawn field another location stake was set Tuesday. W N Dorsett of Marshall filed for the No 1 C Walker. Seth Sheldon surveyed a 14.70 acre tract one mile north of Woodlawn townsite. Planned depth 6 800 feet. Location 1320 feet southeast of Trice Production Co No 1 Gray, a recent producer. Farmout from Humble Oil Refining Co.

Woodlawn Harrison County W. N. Dorsett Marshall C. Walker Seth Sheldon Trice Production Co No. 1 Gray Humble Oil Refining Co

Local Visits Highlight Hughes Springs and Shreveport Ties

Mr and Mrs Victor Keasler Jr visited their daughter Mrs Gene Smith in Hughes Springs last Sunday. Mr and Mrs J F McDonald Joe Meyer and Blue Walker attended a ball game in Shreveport over the weekend. George Farr Grubbs spent last week with his sisters Mrs Billy Joe Jones and family and Mrs Frankie Brown and husband in Shreveport.

Victor Keasler, Jr Gene Smith Hughes Springs J. F. McDonald Joe Meyer Blue Walker Shreveport George Farr Grubbs Billy Joe Jones Frankie Brown

Funeral Service Held Sunday For J. E. Smiley Sr

Funeral services were held at Haggard Chapel for James Elbert Smiley Sr who died Saturday morning at his home. Officiating was Rev Edwin Johnson. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery. Born January 3 1872 in Shelbyville Tennessee he had lived in Jefferson 53 years. Survived by widow three daughters two sons three grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Haggard Chapel James Elbert Smiley, Sr Edwin Johnson Oakwood Cemetery Mr. Smiley Shelbyville Tennessee Jefferson G. N. Aycock Dallas Frank Veal

Texas Draft Call For August At Do

Texas announces an August induction call for 550 men, part of a national 10,000 man quota. Local boards will mail August quotas around July 4 to 6, with no general physical exams.Only men who are at least 22 on August 1 and older than 21 will be eligible, volunteers excepted.

Austin Texas Morris 3 Schwartz State Selective Service Army

Local visits and family trips noted in Texas towns

Janis Williams of Longview visits Nancy Hill. Mrs J McDonald Mrs Edwein Johnson Mrs B Dickerson Pinkie Wilson and Maxene Smith attend the Baptist Daingerfield Encampment Tuesday. Peggy Greenwood and son George spend Wednesday in Dallas. Z F Johnson returns home from Little Rock after visiting relatives. Lewis Overton and Doc Jaynes of Ft Worth visit W C Latham and Mrs Jayne's sister Mrs Mary Cox. Mrs Cox accompanies her sister home.

Lewis Overton Waco Doc Jaynes Ft. Worth W. C. Latham

Weed control and community notice from county agent

Notes from Texay A and M by Weldon B. Morris and A L Williamson describe using 2 4 D at pint per 5 gallons water to kill weeds in pastures near Linden Highway, reporting 75 percent success on first application and possible issues with agitation and coverage. Also covers anthracnose on watermelons and control options, then details Jackson community center meeting at Milton Watts home with volunteers elected and plans for mulligan stew, picnic, and forthcoming Farm and Home Development families list and invitation for new families to join before July.

A. L. Williamson Linden Dr. Terry Berea Jackson Milton Watts Alton Snead Henry Oney Poe Standley H. H. Born Lassater C. M Thompson Smithland

Baptist Y P D Hold Barbecue at First Baptist

Mrs. J F McDonald hosted a barbecue supper at her home last Friday for the Young People’s Department of the First Baptist Church. Guests included Rev Edwin Johnson and his daughter Jane, B O Dickerson, J A Starling, M D Sterrett Jr and Robert Sterrett, George Liverman, Betty Shelton, Lu Beth Bogue, Sue Watson, Sarah Ann Riley, Frances Stallcup, Felicia Taylor, Peggy Duncan, Betty Jo Dunesan, Pinkie Wilson, Maxine Smith, Dorothy Bennett, Jimmy Price, and James McDonald.

J. F. McDonald Young People's Department The First Baptist Church Edwin Johnson Jane B. O. Dickerson J. A. Starling M. D. Sterrett Robert Sterrett George Kine Liverman Betty Shelton Lu Beth Bogue Sue Watson Sarah Ann Riley Frances Stallcup Felicia Taylor Peggy Duncan Betty Jo Dunesan Pinkie Wilson Maxine Smith Dorothy Bennett Jimmy Price James McDonald

Garden Club Cake Sale Saturday July 2 at Marion County Butane

The Jessie Allen Wise Garden Club will hold a cake sale at the Marion County Butane Store on Saturday morning July 2, beginning at 10 o'clock. Buy your July 4th holiday cake from the garden club ladies.

Jessie Allen Wise

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lena Goetzman A. B. Hall H. D Jackson Commu District Court Jeff Study Club Ray Walker Joel McKinley Jimmie Hileman College Station Joel Ray Jimmie Garden Club Larry Smith A&m College Station, Texas Dave Lois Ann J. E. Smiley, Sr Janis Williams of Nancy ‘Hill Z.F. Johnson Little Rock Ark Texay A. and By Weldon B. Morris
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