Tow News Highlights Local Visits and Developments
Mrs. G C Baton reports Carrol and Carrol Farris return to Marshall Ford Dan Monday after a visit. Ill Capitola McDonald improves. Roy Fry of Burnet and Scott Edmund of Austin visited on business. Old Tow store torn down for V H Faris move to Baby Head. Multiple local residents visit relatives and attend events. May 28 set for Tow cemetery work. Merle and Cornelius Kendrix from Dallas in Tow.
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G. C. Baton
Carrol Farris
Marshall Ford Dan
O.K
Baby Head
V. H. Farris
Mildred
Bon
Wendell
Mr. McVay
Mark Moss Ranch
Leta Faye
Neta Gaye
Mark
C. M. ‘Behrne
Thelma-and- Faye
Neil Cornelius
Leander
Brady Boat Club
Minnie Maxwell
Valley
Smith
Finger
South Texas
Pires
Audrey
Dodd
Burnet
Howell Faris
L. A. Hallmark
Lake Shore Drive
Buchanan Dam
Bluffton
Bayley
Galveston
Inks Lake
Nobles
Priece
Lone Grove
Tow
Merle
Cornelius Kendrix
Dallas
Church of Christ to Hold Meeting July 29 to August 7
Rev Connaly of Burnet will preach at the Church of Christ meeting set for July 29 through August 7. Mr and Mrs Dock Knight and children of Lone Grove were in town Saturday.
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Church of Christ
Connaly
Burnet
Dock Knight
Lone Gove
Valley Spring Social Roundup Adds Local Visitors
Mrs. Nolan Talley hosts and guests include Miss Genevia Parks departing for a week, Wilson Redford of Austin visiting his parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sessom on Llano business. Several relatives travel for visits, fish fries, rodeo, and a park picnic near Llano with friends from Field Creek and San Antonio trips noted.
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B. Powell
Fredonia
L. BE. Alexander
Genevia Parks
Wilson’ Redford
Austin
N. Redford
Marion Sessom
Llano
Mary Lou Schmidt
von Simpson
Clyde Yarbrough
Cherokee
B. L. Grenball
Dayton Phillips
San Saba
Pauline Phillips
Marvin Wells
Randolph Field
Joyce Talley
Lucille Kendrick
Shannon Talley
Arley Fay Marshall
Field Creek
N. A Talley
Marguerite Keng
San Antonio
Joe Bailey
Harold
N. A. Talley
Pontotoc
Thressa Marshall
Houston
Fern Barclay
Jeral Dean Schneider
M. Miller
Walter Barclay
Field Creek News notes local visits and events
Local items report visits by residents from Menard and Valley Spring, a shower for Norene Sessom Buntin, a closing program by Hutchinson School children, and a rodeo crowd from Cherokee. A Hutchinson vs Cherokee ball game ended 4 to 5.
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Ray Walker
Menard
Wink Buntin
Ben Sessom
Homer Kuykendall
Lewis
Cherokee
Hutchinson
Hutchinson Club
Golden
Murry
Hutchinson High School
Foster Casner
W. T. Barclay
Austin
Bauman
Charles Bauman
Marvin
Shoma Vale Wells
Valley Spring
Lee Schneider
Presbyterian Church Schedule Mentioned
Sunday school at 10 and church service at 11 led by Pastor Wilford R. Penny.
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Lla. m
Wilford R. Penny
Valley Spring Rodeo and Picnic Schedule
Valley Spring hosts a full day with rodeo events at 10 am and 2 pm, dinner at 11:30, dedication at 1, speakers 3 to 4, supper 6:30, and a play at 8:15 with a small admission fee. Proceeds fund school grounds beautification. The Kingsland Christian Church invites May services led by Pastor Guy Ament.
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Christian Church
Kingsland
Texas
Guy Ament
Christian Church Sunday Service and Activities Schedule
The Christian Church holds worship at 10:00 Sunday with classes communion and sermon. No Sunday evening service. Choir practice is Wednesday at 7 45. Aid Society meets Friday at 4 00 at the church.
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Aid Society
White Collar Incomes Not So High After All
A government study finds that the income of business and professional families is often under 2600 dollars annually. The Bureau of Home Economics collected data from farms villages and small towns while the Bureau of Labor Statistics studied large cities and metro areas. The finding challenges the prior assumption that $2500 or more was typical for professionals or business households.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States Department of Labor
Income in small cities falls short of $2400 median
The study shows in none of the 19 small cities did the median family income exceed $2,400. Half the cities reported medians between $1,500 and $2,400. Investigators note wives of professionals must budget and use training in family financial management.
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