FHA District Meeting and Long Life Birthday
A district FHA meeting was held Saturday here with area officers elected for District II Area XII Future Homemakers of America. Mrs. S B White celebrated her 101st birthday at home with relatives despite illness in the family, noting her long life philosophy and limited need for medical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
S. B. White
Hollywood
White
W. W. Morgan
Mary Baker
Dicey Jane Carpenter
Texas
Mason Co
Sherman
Samuel Bogard White
Menard
Mr. White
Junction
Homemakers of America
Dickye Wood
New Braunfels
Jean Landers
Claudia Martin
Johnson City
Jean Chessher
Leona
Tiny) Wood
Dickye
Charlotte Weed
Medina
Nadine Taylor
Boerne
Alice Hohmann
Llano
Betty Brown
Fredericksburg
Jeanette Odiorne
Betty Bacak
Kerrville
House of Delegates
C. C. Chessher
Hotel Las Lomas
Eloise Johnson
A & M College
Schreiner’s
Frontier Shop
Bandera
Sherman Rimes
Joy Dunbar
Mildred Dunbar
Carolyn Kay
Roy Spiller
Marguerite Strube
Coke Says He Will Not Seek Judgeship
Former Texas governor Coke Stevenson, after three weeks as special judge of the 112th Judicial District, returns to private life denying plans to seek the Texas Supreme Court seat held by Meade Griffin. He says he has not thought of running for anything but the United States Senate, and reiterates he would likely pursue that race again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
112Th Judicial District of Texas
Coke Rt. Stevenson
Supreme Court
Meade F. Griffin
Plainview
Stevenson
United States Senate
Lyndon 3. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Senate
U. S. Senate
Griffin
Meade Griffin
Coke R. Stevenson
Texas Supreme Court
Casebier
Randolph
Easter Sunrise Service Planned in Valley Amphitheater
The Mens Bible Class sponsors an Easter Sunrise Service to be held at the In the Valley Amphitheater under construction below the cross on Lovers Leap. People from the hill country and west Texas will be invited to attend at official sunrise. Committees plan a colorful service with bugle taps, soloist, a full local choir, a renowned song leader, and a messenger. Capt. Gully Cowsert will be there with a chuck wagon and hot coffee. John Liverman and Rev. J. B. Jordan lead the planning for Easter morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mens Bible Class
Valley
Amptheater
Everburning Cross
Lovers Leap
Hill Country
West Texas
Gully Cowsert
John Liverman
J. B. Jordan
BOWLING CENTER CHANGES OWNERSHIP
Dr P Andrew McLaughlin purchases the B and W Bowling Center from R D Borden and F C Wright and hires James F Broyles Jr as manager. Broyles took the post Wednesday March 15 and the new owner plans features for fans with an open house for youths 18 and under March 25 from 3 to 5 pm with free bowling. Alleys will be open most afternoons 3 to 6 50 except Sundays and holidays at 25 cents per line. Snack bar to offer sandwiches chips candy and drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Andrew McLaughlin
B & W Bowling Center
R. D. Borden
F. C. Wright
James F. Broyles, Jr
Broyles
Dr. McLaughlin
School Census Must Count Any SixYearOlds In District
Supt John A Long says parents misjudge the census for school enrollment noting two six year olds were nearly overlooked because they were not seven. All children six on or before September 1 must be enrolled in the current census conducted by Supt Long and Sherman Rimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Long
Supt. Long
Sherman Rimes
Judge J B Randolph buried here last week
Garland Casebier, 39 year old Fort Stockton attorney, took the oath as judge of the 112th Judicial District Tuesday afternoon succeeding Judge J B Randolph who died last week. Casebier was appointed by Gov Allan Shivers to preside over the district including Kimble Sutton Crockett Upton and Pecos counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Casebier
Fort Stockton
112Th Judicial District
J. B. Randolph
Alan Fraser
Alpine
Casebier
Allan Shivers
Kimble, Sutton, Crockett, Upton
Pecos
Former Kimble Official Dies In Fort Stockton
Funeral services for District Judge J. B. Randolph who died March 15 in Fort Stockton were held Friday at Hodges Funeral Home Chapel. He presided over the 112th Judicial District since 1945 and had a long career in Kimble County including service as county attorney and a Texas legislator. Survivors include his widow Mamie Terry Randolph, a son, two daughters, seven grandchildren, and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Randolph
Kimble County
Fort Stockton
Hodges Funeral Home
Olen D. Welch
Junction Cemetery
Randolph
W. C. Jackson
Judge Randolph
Alabama—Coushatti
Livingston
South Llano
Hill Terrace Ranch
Mamie Terry
Ft. Stockton
Texas
Oklahoma Streets
Madisonville
Atorney
Kimble
Coke R. Stevenson
Austin
Clyde
Baltimore
Earl Tracy
Britt Allsup
J. H. Randolph
Cherokee
Warren Randolph
Charles
Uriel
Texas A & M Extension Service
Neal
John Tarleton State College
Tom Ball Randolph
Jim Carpenter
Odie Wright
Alton Mason
M. E. Blackburn
Callan Graham
Reuben Loeffler
Hart Johnson
A. O. Lawler
W. P. Rooney
R. B. Blake
Ernest Boyette
Ellis Randolph
Herbert Randolph
Houston Smith
J. W. Johnigan
Ozona
Mack Earl McGuffin
New Orleans
Gene Mulholland
el Paso
Clye Randolph
Open House Planned at CAA Station in Kimble County
Interstate Air Ways Communication Station at Kimble County Airport hosts an open house Sunday March 26 from 8 am to 4 pm. Station chief Kenneth Fauchier, maintenance technician Norman W. Cox and others will tour buildings and explain operations. Weather instruments moved to the new site last week. Public invited. information available year round. telephone 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Airways
Kimble County
Kenneth Fauchier
Norman W. Cox
Fauchier
CAA
Jack Reid
R. E. Gibson
C. T. Greer
R. W. Grubbs
Kimble Courts
Weather Bureau
C. R. Byrd
R. L. Richardson
Mrs W B Adams Dies In Sonora At 90
Graveside funeral for Mrs. W. B. Adams 90, who died Saturday in Sonora, was held Sunday at Cedar Hill Cemetery led by Walter W. Leamons. A Sutton County resident 48 years, she was born July 9, 1859 in Fayette County and married to the late stock farmer Mr. Adams in 1881. Survivors include nine children, 25 grandchildren, 45 great grandchildren, and 14 great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Adams
Marion
Cedar Hill
Walter W. Leamons
Church of Christ
Adams
Sutton County
Robb Prairie
Fayette Co
W. S. Pope
LaGrange
Hill Country
Presbyterian Student to Speak at Junction Sunday
Alfred G. Severin a second year student at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary will deliver the sermon at the Presbyterian Church of Junction Sunday morning. He is familiar to church members having preached there three times since last September. Severin a San Antonio native holds a UT chemical engineering degree and worked as an oil field core tester before entering the seminary in 1948. He will receive a Bachelor of Divinity degree from Austin Seminary in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Severin
Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church of
Junction
Severin
San Antonio
University of Texas
Austin Seminary
Norman Farmer Tours Washington with Principia peers
Norman K. Farmer Jr. and nine other Principia School of Government students from St. Louis spend a week in Washington D C on a government immersion trip. They attend committee meetings, tour FBI headquarters, and meet senators, representatives, a Supreme Court judge, ambassadors, and key officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman K. Farmer, Jr
Principia School of Government
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Senate
FBI
Supreme Court
Jacoby Runs for Junction ISD Trustee Post
Pete W. Jacoby enters the Junction Independent School District trustee race as L. L. Urban withdraws his candidacy. Urban, eight years as trustee, told the board secretary he would not seek re election if a third name remained in the race. Roy Spiller, board president, and Urban drew two year terms previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete W. Jacoby
Junction Independent School District
L. L. Urban
Urban
Junction
Roy Spiller
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Harper
Mason
Nancy Harte
Geneva Ann Ball
Lorena Leone
Rowena Boone
Delores Alexander
Robert M. Neal
Bobby and
Kenny
Mrs. B. Neal
Emil Loeffler
Quero
Coke
Bowling Center
Pecos Co
Wood County
Sul Ross College
Sonora
Presbyterian
L. C. Messer
B. B. Crimm
Norman Farmer
Jacoby
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