Cherokee Methodists Hold Weeklong Revival
Cherokee United Methodist Church announces a revival from Wednesday July 31 through Sunday August 4. Rev J M McDonald pastor says a different minister will speak each night at 8 30 PM with all welcome. Also noted are visits by Mrs Kenneth Barber and son Hank of Alvin to relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee United Methodist Church
J. M. McDonald
Kenneth Barber
Hank
Alvin
Frances Offer
Taylor Whatley
Community notes from Cherokee include visits and travel
The Cherokee column lists many local residents visiting kin and friends across towns. Names include Perrys Maddoxs Allen Goone Reeses Magee Brunson Feris Ramsey Stewart Mayers Doyle Lock Gray Hillman Kuykendall Breazesle and families. The report mentions hospital stays at Llano and Temple and a funeral for J. H. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perrys
Kirk and
Kay
Roddy Maddoxs
HemisFair
Sylvia Allen
Browtrweed
Vann Maddox
Nora Hardin
Liano Hospital
Minnie Goone
Jim Reese
Preston Harper
BE. H. Boone
Oklahoma City
Dudley Battles
C. C. Byrd
Belton
Bobby Magee
San Angelo
Howard Perrys
Stephen Brunson
Ballinger
W. C. McKneely
Bobby Feris
San Marcos
Tanner Faris
SWTSC
Ramsey Stewart
Pleasanton
Eddie Mayers
Taylor
Leonard Doyle
Garland
Webster
Texas
Ellis
James Kuykendall
John Kuykendall
Lisa
the Lake
Hal Breazesle
Fredericksburg
J. H. Bailey
Buchanan C of C Promotes Projects
The Lake Buchanan Chamber of Commerce pushes multiple area improvements. Plans include extending FM 2241 and 2341 to Lam, building a bridge at Fails Creek, paving Island Village road, and a Lake Buchanan Recreation Center with $100 000 project cost. They seek federal funds, local $10 000, and public support at a Texas Highway Commission meeting in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Buchanan Chamber of Commerce
Ray Beggs
State Highway Commission
11Th and
Brazos Streets
Austin
Island Village
Lakeshore Drive
LCRA
Lake Buchanan
Central Texas
Hill Country Resource Conservation and Development Association
J. B. McDuff
HSTA
Buchanan Chamber of Commerce
Buchanan Dam _ Lions Club
Buchanan Arts and Crafts
HLTA
United States
Canada
Central
South America
Local Notices Highlight Visits And Upcoming Revival
El Paso residents and others are noted visiting relatives in Paint Rock Springs and Llano. The Methodist Revival runs July 31 to August 4 with a different speaker each service. An infant of Kay Broyles was buried at Colony Friday. Visitors include Vera Pearcy, Ethel Roberts, Preston Perry, and families from Rockdale, Eden, and San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Grady Bailey
Paint Rock Springs
Tommy Baker
Midkiff
Mike Walters
Syars
Zula Hallmark
Ken Revilles
Austin
E. R. Seidensticker
Llano
Byars
Lamar Johanson
Hico
Clyde Johansons
HemisFair
Kay Broyles
Colony
Vera Pearcy
Ethel Roberts
Preston Perry
Rockdale
James Berry Hendricks
Eden
Roy Woods
Ellen and
Julia oJiner
San E A8
Chamber urges help to promote Lake Buchanan fishing
The article notes fishing and sporting news released to Dallas Fort Worth Midland and other papers and invites suggestions or complaints to the chamber of commerce director or at the monthly meeting held at 8 p.m. in the chamber office on Highway 29 the second Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnet
Slaho
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Midland
San Angelo
Houston
Beggs
Chamber of Commerce
Lake Buchanan
Anyonne
Dontatl
Chamber
Highway 29
Classified Ad Offer to Sell or Trade
A brief classified notice invites readers to advertise items for sale or trade in the section. It urges using the classifieds to reach local buyers and sellers and highlights easy placement through this newspaper.
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Henry Laxson II
Lois Deet
RAIS
Felix T. Tybor
Optometrist
N. Slane
Palace Theatre
PMONE
Fredericksburg, Texas
the Village Drive-In
Liane
A. Lee Whit, R. Ph
Stauffer
Ann Brown
Lenora
Kingsland
Cherokee
Maddox
Kirlpool
RCA
LRA
Deck’s Butane Gas Co
East Young Street
Buchanan C of C
Wallace Pest Control
Waldrope Funeral Home, Inc
den Weldrope
Charlie's Store
Texa
Bakers Franchise Corporation
Park Avenue
New York
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