A and M Project in Kimble County Gains Support
Walter W. Leamons notes strong publicity for the A. and M. project in Kimble County. Voters backed the bond issue and the board remains committed despite membership changes. Mrs. J. S. Farmer reports Texas-wide expectation of an adjunct, echoed at Lions convention and in Dallas. Lewis Coleman contributed to the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimble
J. S. Farmer
Texas
San Antonio
Lewis Coleman
Chamber of Commerce
Community notices and local club activities update
Summer camp cabins aid winter housing as road crews benefit from shelter. Observations include Bill Oliver's irrigation system, Frank Hubbell's Boy Scouts meeting, Kimble Girl Scouts, and Lions Club talks. Local education notes contrast wages and teaching salaries with Russia and Iowa. New Lions members and Cub Scout reorganization highlight community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bartley
Noble Jobes
K. G. Durst
Ellis Brown
Bill Oliver
Roy Hoggett
Oliver
Frank Hubbell
Boy Scouts
Rotary Club talk on tasty diet and civic restraint
The speaker notes Billy Moore and staff promote an "eat and grow slim" idea, citing a store door photo as evidence. He recalls addressing the Rotary Club last Thursday, praising the organization's discipline and noting a Ranger captain helps keep members from heckling a dull speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Moore
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Mrs Cecil Woodard Hosts The 52 Club Bridge Afternoon
Mrs Cecil Woodard hosted the young matron's bridge club The 52 Club at her home Friday afternoon. Mixed flowers decorated. High score winner was Mrs R D Borden. Low score went to Mrs T M Tomberlin. Guest score to Mrs R D Kothmann. A salad plate was served to 12 members and four guests including Mmes F C Wright Brenham M G Stephens W E Hooks and Kothmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Woodard
R. D. Borden
T. M. Tomberlin
R. D. Kothmann
Mmes. F. C. Wright
Brenham
M. G. Stephens
W. E. Hooks
Kothmann
METHODIST YOUTH NAME NEW OFFICERS
David Cardwell was reelected president of the Methodist Youth Fellowship when officers were named for the ensuing year. Others elected were Don Moore vice president Patsy Price secretary treasurer Alice Anne Patterson reporter Mildred Philippus worship and evangelism James Ray Cox community service May Bullock world friendship G Walker recreation Joy Dunbar pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cardwell
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Don Moore
Patsy Price
Alice Anne Patterson
Mildred Philippus
James Ray Cox
May Bullock
G. W. Walker
Joy Dunbar
Local figures named in civic roll call
Pete Jacoby Loyd Williamson T M Tomberlin LaRue Newby Marshall Heap Tyrus Holland and C E Woodard are listed among a group of individuals associated with the event or notice. The context appears to be a formal record or roster from a community or organizational setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Jacoby
Loyd Williamson
T. M. Tomberlin
LaRue Newby
Marshall Heap
Tyrus Holland
C. E. Woodard
Spanish Club elects officers at meeting
The Spanish club chose Los Jivacrest as its name and elected officers: David Cardwell president Gerald Loeffler vice president Russa Nell Rothmann secretary treasurer Patsy Price reporter James Ray Cox pianist and Mary Frances Leamons song leader. Sponsor is Mrs. Albert Martin. Members toured Little Mexico for supper and plan more socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cardwell
Gerald Loeffler
Russa Nell Rothmann
Patsy Price
James Ray Cox
Mary Frances Leamons
Albert Martin
Little Mexico
Mrs Wilmer Slaton Hosts Coke Party
Mrs. Wilmer Slaton entertained with a coke party at her home Friday morning. Her sister-in-law Mrs. J. W. Lowry of Van Horn attended, with a table setting of orange and white plaid and a Halloween arrangement. Guests included Miss Barbara Clay Secrest and Mines, M. G. Stephens, Robert M. Neal, R. D. Borden, F. C. Wright of Brenham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lowry
van Horn
Wilmer Slaton
Barbara Clay Secrest
Mines
M. G. Stephens
Robert M. Neal
R. D. Borden
F. C. Wright
Brenham
Mrs Lucy Motley Leaves Her Post In Farewell
Mrs Lucy Motley is complimented on her departure Monday as she leaves her post. The event marks a formal send off with colleagues noting her service and wishing her well in future endeavors.
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Mrs
Lucy Motley
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del Rio
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Ray Laird
Lions Club
Davenport
Iowa
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A. J. Long
H. L. Howard
Hub Cole
Jordan Cunningham
R. E. Buster
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J. W. Watson
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H. D. Locklear
J. B. Morris
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Geo. Montgomery
Nancy Guild
Kirby Grant
Fuzzy Knight
Ann Sothern
Barry Nelson
Maisie
20Th Century Fox
Joan Bennett
Robert Ryan
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New Orleans
Floyd Elis
Hodges Hotel
Vashti Taylor
Bill Wright
Omer Wright
Mmes. Motley
Taylor
Sam Woodard
Harry Hubert
C. A. Schraub
Coy Daniels
D & F Cedar Oil Mill
Naval Hospital
Hall’s Pharmacy
Victor
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General Electric Irons
Sunbeam Irons
General Electric
G. E. Coffee Makers
G. E. Waffle Irons
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