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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
2
A cluttered page lists homes for sale in Hampton subdivision and a trailer park, used vehicles, furniture, and appliances. Also offers include electric guitars, a lakefront cabin, rental units in Jefferson, and various services from electricians to sewing machine repairs. Local contact numbers appear throughout.
Jefferson Chapter of Future Farmers of America held its annual father and son awards banquet at Lakeview Lodge on Tuesday night May 13. Bruce Bradley presented the awards with Chaan Hicks named top awards winner for Livestock Management Soil and Water Conservation and Star Greenhand. Kyle Bradley and Bruce Bradley received awards. Lyle earned Star Chapter Farmer and Bruce the public speaking award. IN AUSTIN Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor spent the weekend in Austin visiting their son John a University of Texas student.
The Jefferson Jimplecate in Jefferson Texas publishes weekly with editors Dwaine Dennis. It notes corrections for erroneous reflections and mutual liability limits for ads, with annual subscriptions listed at 3.00 in Marion and nearby counties and 4.50 elsewhere. Payment and advertising terms are stated by the publishers.
Funeral services were held at Haggard Chapel Jefferson for Clin G Hines a former resident. The Rev Louis Knight officiated with interment in Linden Cemetery. Hines a World War I veteran served as Cass County District Court Clerk and first Draft Board Clerk in 1918. He later was Justice of the Peace in Jefferson for 10 years and retired to Gilmer then resided in Linden. Survivors include his wife Mary and son Guy Edwin plus two grandchildren Christopher and Guyanne. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers included local Legion members.
Bill Messer III will graduate from Belton High School on May 27. He is the son of Mrs. Joan Messer Cox of Belton and the late W. A. Messer I, a former Marion County agent. Messer earned two first place medals in hand and ranks tenth in a class of 150 with a 93.23 average. He was Citizen of the Month in April and served as senior class president. He plans to attend Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos as a pre medical major.
Smithland Elementary fourth and fifth graders explored the 4-H Nature Trail on Southwest Electric Power Company property in Lass ater Community on May 13. County Agricultural Agent Weldon B. Morris guided the group, sharing tree names and local flora. Students enjoyed a picnic after the informative tour.
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