Visits and family news from San Angelo hospital to Denton death notice
Mrs. Lemuel Jones and Jill and Mrs. Jacob Jones visited Mrs. Mickey Crowell and daughter in the hospital in San Angelo on Thursday of last week. Mrs. Roy Borden traveled to Denton on Wednesday due to the death of her mother sister Mrs. R. T. Slaughter, accompanied by Mrs. Roy Blackburn visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Crowell
Roy Borden
Denton
R. T. Slaughter
Roy Blackburn
Mrs A L Mudge Delegation in Corpus Christi Visit
Mrs A L Mudge recently returned from Corpus Christi where she served as a delegate to the Woman's Auxiliary at the Episcopal Church for a few days.
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The
Woman‘s Au
Methodist WSCS Meeting at Homann Ranch
Mrs. R. E. Homann and Mrs. Grover House hosted the Methodist WSCS gathering at the Homann ranch. Members discussed Mission To America and The Way To Security while others spoke on The Need Next Door and Mary Murry A Two-Wheeled Missionary. Twenty five attended.
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R. E. Homann
Grover House
Methodist
WSCS
Homann Ranch
America
E. R. Borden
Rudolph Becker
Ben Sigal
Mary Murry
Joe Bissett
F. H. Dunk
W G. Birkner
Pharr Institute
Borden
W. M. Taylor
House
Local Visitors Spend Weekend With Families
Mrs. Harold Parris and son Pinky of San Angelo visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Cunningham over the weekend. Mr and Mrs C W McCarroll Jr and children Charles Howard Johnny and Nancy Ann of Mereta were guests in the McCarroll home. Lem Jones was a business visitor in San Antonio Monday.
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Harold Parris
Pinky
San Angelo
Parris
Bill Cunningham
C. W. McCarroll, Jr
Charles Howard
Johnny
Nancy Ann
Mereta
C. W. McCarroll
Lem Jones
San Antonio
Hillsboro Couple Spends Weekend with Relatives Here
Mr and Mrs H H Boerm of Hillsboro spent the weekend with relatives in the area, visiting family and taking part in local gatherings.
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H. H. Boerm
Hillsboro
Ivy Echoes Local Social Roundup and Weather Note
The column records light rain Monday and sunshine returning. It lists visits from Mrs. Albert Smitherman Clifton and other locals, plus relatives from Junction Brownfield London and John Tarleton College students, and minor illnesses like Don Daniel with the flu.
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Albert Smitherman
Clifton
Austin
EF. W. Stewart
Woncel Daniel
Eula Pinkerton
Nell Pinkerton
Junction
Leon Proctor
Nellene
Leo Max
E. B&b. Proctor
Adelia Richardson
Brownfield
Vernon Welch
Oliver Hight
London
E. V. Stewart
Don Daniel
T. O. Daniel
John Tarlton College
Jim Herring
Lewis Ferguson
Luther Simon
Will Matthews
Grannie Pearl
Raymond Waldron
Ervin Pool
Aubrey
Eola
Alvin Ripple
Earl Hight
Opera Outing In San Antonio With Daedalian Club Members
Daedalian Study Club members attended the Faust opera in San Antonio Sunday afternoon. Attendees included Mmes. Tom Hardeman Riley Dickerson Pete Jacoby T P Jones Tom mie Marr Maurice Nethery Jr Gus Witting and Mmes. Fleming Felps C W McCarroll and Mrs C W McCarroll Jr of Mereta. Earl Taylor on furlough was hosted to a supper with relatives at J T Taylors and Loma Faye was present. Clarence M Halm of Mason conducted business in Junction Tuesday.
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Daedalian Study Club
Faust
San Antonio
Mmes
Tom Hardeman
Riley Dickerson
Pete, Jacoby
T. P. Jones
Tommie Marr
Maurice Nethery, Jr
Gus Witting
Fleming Felps
C. W. McCarroll
C. W. McCarroll, Jr
Mereta
Earl Taylor
J. T. Taylor
Loma Faye
Soldier from Camp El Toro Leaves for Duty
Pte James L. Lightfoot departed California after a 20 day furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lightfoot, Thursday, heading back to Camp El Toro.
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James L. Lightfoot
Cali
Camp el Toro
Gene Lightfoot
Upper Llanos SCD approves cooperative agreements
The Upper Llanos Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors approved cooperative agreements with R. E. Moore Gene Lightfoot and Luther Walton during their February meeting. The board authorized W. C. Oliver to investigate equipment needs for range pitting under the P M A. The County Needs Meeting on February 14 and 15 was discussed and board members planned to attend.
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Upper Llanos
Junction Merchant Opens Friendlier Service
A local shop named Junction Merchant announces friendlier service hours and new customer welcome policies. The change aims to attract regular customers and improve in store assistance.
PFC Phillips Transferred to Oklahoma A M College
Pfe John Lester Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Phillips, has been transferred to Stillwater Oklahoma for three months training in clerical work at Oklahoma A & M College. He has been serving in the clerical department at Barksdale Air Force Base Louisiana.
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Pfe
John Lester Phillips
John D. Phillips
Stillwater
Okla
A & M College
Pfe Phillips
Barksdale Air Force Base
Bannow and Farr Families Attend Services in Menard
Mr and Mrs Alfred Bannow with Jimmy and Virginia and Mrs E P Farr plus Mr and Mrs Chester Bannowsky attend church services in Menard and join Roy Jacoby's dinner guests at the ranch Sunday.
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Alfred Bannowsky
Jimmy
Virginia
E. P. Farr
Chester Bannowsky
Menard
Roy Jacoby Ranch
Mrs Moore Leaves for California Visit
Mrs. W. M. Moore travels Tuesday to California to visit her son in law James Liverman, daughter, and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Moore
California
James Liverman
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Ramsey Randolph Telephone
Mrs. Lemuel Jones
Jill
Jacob Jones
San
Angelo
A. L. Mudge
Cently
Corpus Christi
Xilary
Episcopal Church
E. C. Lewis
Serv
Sta
H. I. Maples
Humble Motor Oil
Esso
Southwest
Lake the Wheel
Pontiac
Clark & Green
Main Street Junction
Texas
Ivy
Mrs
Clarence M. Halm
Mason
Llanos
Merchant
Pfc Phillips
Oklahoma
the 13Th Letter
Linda Darnell
Charles Boyer
Frankie Laine
Jerome Courtland
Billy Daniels
Kay Starr
Mills Brothers
Bob Crosby
Modernaires
Korea
Son McAlister
Philippines
Tyrone Power
Micheline Press
Phillippines
Richard Widmark
Stephen McNally
Kirk Douglas
Gulf Tires
Mason& Simon
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