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Jefferson Jimplecute

Location

Jefferson, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1975

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Pilgrimage Window Winners Honored by Local Clubs

Mrs W E Scott of Atlanta Texas and Mrs W T Scott of Atlanta served as judges for the Pilgrimage window decorating contest by the 1933 Study Club of Jefferson. First place went to the 1933 Study Club at Oney's Furniture and Appliance on Broadway for Ready for the Quilting Party. Second place to Julane's on Broadway for Think Bicentennial. Third to Shrine Auxiliary at Joseph's Department Store for Memories of Grandma. Honorable mentions to Marion County Private School, Westbrook's, Ark La Gas, and Denton Drug. Local business windows showcased historical relics and wartime memorabilia with broad community support.

W. E. Scott Atlanta Texas Key District Federated Clubs of Texas W. T. Scott Mem Oney Broadway Street Julane's Marion County Hospital Auxiliary Texas Association of Hospital Auxiliaries Shrine Auxiliary Joseph's Department Store Polk Street Marion County Broad Way Street Westbrook Bluebonnet Garden Club Ark -la Gas Company Marion County Art Society Denton Drug

Pilgrimage Parade Opens Jefferson’s 28th History Festival

May 2 to 4 mark Jefferson Texas annual Historical Pilgrimage opening with a 10 am parade on Saturday. Jessie Allen Wise Garden Club hosts three day event featuring home tours, museum displays, riverboat rides, flea market booths, art festival at the Carnegie Library, and the Diamond Bessie Murder Trial performances. Tickets priced five dollars for five-home tours, main floor seats four dollars for plays, and street events including a Friday night dance. Parade marshal Jack Harris leads fifty-plus entries with prizes of 35, 25, and 10 dollars for top finishes.

Jefferson Marion County Texas Jessie Allen Wise G. W. Carpenter A. C. Ogburn David R Key A. K. Payne Terry Dan Bowker Jesse M. DeWare Old Atkins House Nettie Mae Lemmon Amos K. Payne L. S. Schluter Blue Bonnet Farm Wise Manor Katherine R Wise Alley -Carlson Nione Carlson Billingsley Home Clifton Billingsley the Magnolias W. H. Hackney Freeman Plantation Texas Society, Daughters of the American Revolution Lester Memorial Jefferson Playhouse West Henderson Street Historical Museum Excelsior House Atlanta Carnegie Library Ark-La -Tex Mos H. H. Ledberry Marion Co. Chamber of Commerce Jack Harris Chamber of Commerce Atalanta Austin Street Dallas Street Larkos Grocery Market Dallas Cypress River Lady of the Pines Lake C Tejas Village MIMS Jefferson Lay Cees Old River Town

Bees in Their Bonnet Prompts Free Removal Offer

Stanford Brantley advertised as the bee man urges residents to call for free removal when bees swarm. He found Hives inactive on tour and left empty hives on his carport. A hive in use by bees later occupied the carport. Meanwhile Jimmy Edwards and family fished at Big Cypress then Little Cypress, where Mrs Edwards rowed home using a thermos bottle for a paddle, prompting humorous trouble on the water.

Stanford Brantley Stanford Jimp Mary Jo Jimmy Edwards C. E Coot” Edwards Big Cypress Mrs. Edwards Jimmy Coot Little Cypress

Court House Closed for Marion Historical Pilgrimage

County officials announce the Marion County Courthouse will close Friday May 2 as staff take part in the annual Historical Pilgrimage. Offices reopen Monday May 5 at regular hours.

Marion County

First National Bank Assets Hit New High in April Report

The Comptroller of the Currency released figures showing First National Bank of Jefferson’s assets rising by 1.101 million to 17.109 million by April 16, 1975, from 16.008 million on Dec 31, 1974. Deposits grew to 14.913 million, loans stood at 9.895 million, and undivided profits were 0.462 million.

First National Bank of Jefferson Comptroller of the Currency Richard Collins Oneal Parker

Travel Writers To Visit Jefferson Area Friday

Jefferson prepares a warm welcome for sixteen AAA travel writers on Friday May 2 as part of the third Texas Familiarization Tour. The group, visiting East Texas after Marshall, will tour Pilgrimage homes, view landmarks, dine at Tejas Village, and ride the 110 foot Lady of the Pines on Lake O the Pines. Writers include Tony Kile, Dorothy Pope, Carolyn MacRae, Elinor Brayton, and others from across the country, with in-state hosts Howard Rosser and local organizers coordinating.

Jefferson American Automobile Association AAA Texas East Texas Marshall Texas Division Aaa Texas Tourist Development Agency Tejas Lake O ° the Pines Lake O ° the Pines Tony Kile Burnsville Minn Minnesota State Auto Association Dorothy Pope Clearwater Fla Carolyn MacRae St. Petersburg St Petersburg Motor Club Elinor Brayton Oklahoma City Oklahoma Marti Latridis Tulsa Auto Club of Oklahoma, Inc Ralph Niemann Cincinnati Ohio Cincinnati Automobile Club Sonja Martinez Houston Marinell Martin Dallas Southwest Motor Club Loretta Chilton Carol A. Byas St. Louis Automobile Club of Missouri Judith A. Howard Dearborn Mich Auto Club of Michigan Barbara Slaven Lexington Blue Grass Auto Club Virginia Glese Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin Brenda G. Johnston Denver Colo Rocky Mountain Motorists Pam Schmidt Omaha Neb Cornhusker Motor Club Dorothy Evans San Antonio Howard Rosser Longview Tour

Bands To Perform At Lions Park Friday May 2

Two high school bands from Jefferson and Orange Texas will perform at Lions Park gazebo Friday at 6 30 p m. The Jefferson High School Band and Little Cypress Band from Orange High School will present current and pop tunes plus light show numbers. About 140 students total, with ~70 in each band, will attend and remain for a Pilgrimage parade and tour Saturday. The concert is the first at the new gazebo and precedes the Diamond Bessie Show at the Playhouse.

Lions’ Park Gazebo Jefferson High School Little Cypress Orange High School Orange Texas Jefferson

Calendar of events for May chess club, rotary, and civic meetings

May calendar lists Lions Club Pilgrimage Rotary Club and other group meetings. Dates include May 1 through May 15 with times such as 12:05 p m and 7:30 p m. Organizations mentioned include Jaycees Masonic Lodge DAR Colonial Dames City Council School Board and Shrine clubs. Local government boards and civic groups schedule sessions in various venues.

Lions Club Jaycees Pilgrimage Masonic Lodge Study Club Eastern Star Rotary Club DAR Marion County Shrine Club Marion County Shrine Ladies Auxiliary County Commissioners Court Colonial Dames Chamber of Commerce Bluebonnet Garden Club American Legion

Amendment Election Results in Jefferson and Marion Counties

Voters approved Amendment No. 1 by 255 votes to 129 against in Jefferson and Marion Counties. In the statewide tally Amendment No. 2 failed narrowly, 198 to 183, in the election held Tuesday, April 22, 1975.

Jefferson and Marion County

Chamber Open Meeting Set for May 13 in Marion County

Dan Bowker president of the Marion County Chamber of Commerce announces an open meeting for chamber members and the Board of Directors at 7 30 p m Tuesday evening May 13 in the Marion County Court House courtroom. Members are urged to attend and share ideas for the year ahead to aid organizational growth.

Dan Bowker Marion County Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Marion County Bowker

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Marion County Shrine Auxiliary Bers Sy Co. Oo Court House First National Bank Jefferson Area Lions Park Chamber
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