Library News Drives Membership to Benefit Town Library
The library association kicks off a membership drive led by Mrs. Cecil Craven on Main Street this Saturday with cards issued to new contributors and mailed to returning members. Donations fund shelving and equipment while the library thanks Mrs. H. R. Fields for twenty books and the Methodist Church for about 100. New titles include Celia's Lighthouse and The Golden Shoestring among others. A community supper featured a jack o lantern display, autumn leaves, and candles, with entertainment and guests including W. E. Allen and others.
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Library Association
Cecil Craven
Main Street
H. R. Fields
Methodist Church
Ann Malory
Grace Baldwin
Nell Streatfeld
Constance M. Helmrick
Quentin Reynolds
Bartletts
Box Branch
Cornelia Campbell
Messrs
Mmes
W. E. Allen
Chester Stapp
Raymond Allen
Frank Rembold
Barney Dixon
Mrs Ollie McCarty Hosts Halloween Supper
Mrs Ollie McCarty entertained with a buffet Hallowe en supper at Mrs P J Reinbold s home last week honoring her nephew and nieces Mr and Mrs Weldon Beasley and daughter Dinah Rhea. Ghostly reception guests and hostess in black greeted attendees as cornstalks pumpkins and jack o lanterns adorned the porch and rooms.
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Ollie McCarty
Hallowe’en
P. J. Rembold
Livestock Show Finances Raised in Kimble County
The Kimble County Junior Livestock Show raised 195 dollars and 51 lambs last week to support the annual event set for January 16 and 17. Lambs were sold to local contractor Ben Dechert, with receipts expected this week. Donors include S. S. Bundy 150, Gully Cowsert 15, J W Johnson Willie Edwards and R W Rothmann 10 each, and R E Peril who gave two lambs. Numerous ranchmen contributed one lamb each. pickups for hauling were arranged by Jennings and C T Holekamp.
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Kimble County
J. W. Jennings
Ben Dechert
Jennings
S. S. Bundy
Gully Cowsert
Tyrus Holland
E. W. Walker
Ramsey Randolph
C. C. Scott
Alfred Bannowsky
Aldie Marr
Chester Stapp
Walter Parker
Terry Jetton
Frank Hodges
Lem Fleming
Cecil Woodard
H. C. Dutton
Willie Collins
WY. T. Jones
Lee S Craven
C. T. Holekamp
Community Hauls Lambs With Pickups After Week’s End
Clay Holl and Herbert Simon along with Lem Jones Aubrey Hill and Alfred Bannow used their pickup trucks to move a flock of lambs on Thursday of last week. The effort shows local cooperation and rural logistics in action as residents assisted in transporting the animals to a nearby farm.
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Clay Holland
Herbert Simon
Lem Jones
Aubrey Hill
Alfred Bannowsky
Girl Scouts Observe Nats Week with Window Display
The Red Bird Troop marks National Girl Scout Week with a window display of hiking apparel and a Saturday hike, led by Mrs. Frank Hubbell. Outdoor Day prompted the Saturday event as a celebration of scouting activities. Mr and Mrs W. McCarroll and Mr and Mrs Don Reed also spent the weekend in nearby cities.
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Girl Scouts
Red Bird
Frank Hubbell
Craig
Don Reed
Odessa
Merle Deems
Bannow and Cheno wethed in San Angelo after Big Lake game
Mr and Mrs Chester Bannow spent Friday night and Saturday with Mr and Mrs Dean Chenoweth in San Angelo on their way home from the Big Lake Junction football game at Big Lake.
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Chester Bannowsky
Mrs
Dean Chenoweth
San Angelo
Big Lake Junction
Big Lake
Andrews and Hurleys Travel Through Robert Lee on Return
Mr and Mrs A V Andrews and Mr and Mrs J Hurley traveled to Saul Monday and spent the night in Robert Lee on their way home They brought back cars belonging to the Hurleys and to the late Mr and Mrs G R Ruff.
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So A. V. Andrews
J. Hurley
Saul
Robert Lee
Hurley
G. R. Ruff
Mrs Northcutt Reunites After Visit With Bannowsky Family
Mrs. J. H. Northcutt returned home Monday after a visit with Mrs. W. A. Bannowsky and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bannowsky.
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J. H. Northcutt
W. A. Bannowsky
Chester Bannowsky
Jacoby Family Spends Week on Business Trip to New Mexico
Mr and Mrs Tom J Jacoby and son Ray traveled to New Mexico for a business trip last week.
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Tom J. Jacoby
Ray
New Mexico
Mr and Mrs Burt Visit after Big Lake Junction Game
Mr and Mrs Fane Lee Burt traveled from Odessa to attend the Big Lake Junction game where they were greeted by Mr and Mrs Jim Harriss, the parents of Mrs Burt. The visitors then stayed in Junction to visit after the game.
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Fane Lee Burt
Odessa
Big Lake Junction
Jim Harriss
Burt
Junction
Card of Thanks Following Bereavement Hints
Expressions of sympathy from the Ruff and Hurley families and others are gratefully acknowledged for the double loss. Declarations note kindness eased their burden. Joe Simmons and Bill Bishon attended the Prook Essar Shahan Angus auction in Brady. Simmons bought 9 registered bulls for Sycamore Ranch. Mrs Joe D Simmons and Mrs Durham visited Kerrville with David. Program means an organized massacre of a group or class.
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Ruff
Hurley
Joe Simmons
Bill Bishon
Brady
Mr. Simmons
Choice
Joe D. Simmons
Durham
David
Kerrville
STYLE SHOW PROMOTION FOR MAKE IT YOURSELF WITH WOOL
The San Angelo area style show for the Make It Yourself With Wool contest will be at San Angelo College auditorium Monday evening November 7 at 7 30. Kimble County residents are invited with no admission charge. Junction contestants travel to Kerrville for area competition ten days later. Winners from Kerrville and other areas advance to San Antonio for state competition. Three Kimble girls Doris Jean Davis Jo Ann Herring and Nancy Jordan will model in Kerrville and may benefit from attending earlier area shows.
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San Angelo
San Angelo College
Kimble County
H. C. Noelke
J. S. Farmer
Junction
Kerrville
San Antonio
Texas
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Farmer
Kimble
Doris Jean Davis
Jo Ann Herring
Nancy Jordan
Lottie Jones
Monnday
Dorothy
Shirley Jones
Junction FHA delegates attend Area XII meeting in Gonzales
Joy Dunbar, president of the Junction FHA chapter, was a delegate at the Area XII meeting held Saturday in the Gonzales High School building. She attended the House of Delegates session with Miss Marguerite Strube and chapter officers including Margaret Helen Browning, Dickye Woorl, Nettie Sykes, and Mary.
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Joy Dunbar
Junction Chapter
FHA
Area XII
Gonzales
House of Delegates
Marguerite Strube
Miss Dunbar
Margaret Helen Browning
Dickye Woorl
Nettie Sykes
Mary
San Marcos Visit Noted By K Murr Companions
K Murr spent the night in San Marcos on Saturday visiting Betty Sykes and Patsy Price and touring the ST STC campus.
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K. Murr
San Marcos
Betty Sykes
Patsy Price
STSTC
Cummins Murr Wedding In Del Rio Texas
Mr and Mrs E G Cummins announce the marriage of their daughter Evalyn Cummins to Robert Glenn Murr son of Mr and Mrs Ollie T Murr on Sunday June 19 in Del Rio Texas The couple will reside in the Murr community where Mr Murr works in ranching Mrs Murr resigns as billing clerk with Kimble Electric Cooperative Inc effective at week end Mrs Lottie Jones returns after a San Angelo style show visit. Dorothy Jones won a first prize for a wool suit state competition. Philip Jacoby from Sutton County ranch visited Saturday.
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Edda G. Cummins
Evalyn Cummins
Robert Glenn Murr
Ollie T. Murr
del Rio
Texas
Murr
Kimble Electric Cooperative, Inc
Junction High
Mrs Philip Jacoby
Sutton County
Graduate joins cooperative after accounting clerk stint
The graduate previously worked as an accounting clerk for a Dallas insurance firm before accepting a current position with the cooperative. Mr. Murr is noted as a World War II veteran with overseas service in the Pacific Theatre.
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Dallas
The
Cooperative
Murr
Pacific
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