Crane youths head to Salvation Army camp Hoblitzelle
Three Crane County boys Gene Robinson Billy Howeth and Keith Sigmon will travel by sheriff transport to Camp Hoblitzelle near Midlothian for a weeklong session at the state wide center, dedicated in April, as announced by Rev T R Elder chairman of Crane County Service Unit.
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Crane
Salvation Army
Hoblitzelle
Midlothian
T. R. Elder
Crane County Service Unit
Sheriff's Department
Gene Robinson
Billy Howeth
Keith Sigmon
Kentucky farmer leaves fortune to two work horses
A Kentucky farmer reportedly bequeathed his entire estate to two work horses prompting humor about the heirs. The odd will raises questions about disposition and motives amid a summer setting where talk of bathing suits and dry goods circulates in local chatter.
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Kentucky
Bush School Pupils Present May Recital At Flame Room
The Bush School of Speech presented pupils in recital at a.m. May 24 in the Flame Room of Pioneer Gas Co. Performers included Joe Hickey Kay Morton Dwane Jones Karen Sue Copeland Karen Fontenote Jan Bush Sandra OConnor Robbyve Taylor Jane Town Ava Lynn Earnest and others with entries The Powder Puff Sister Grace and Drug Store Man.
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Bush School of Speech
A.m
Pioneer Gas Co
Joe Hickey
Kay Morton
Dwane Jones
Karen Sue Copeland
Karen Fontenote
Jan Bush
Sandra O'Connor
Robbyve Taylor
Jane Town
Ava Lynn Earnest
Grace
Vaurie Dell McKee
Clifford Fugene McKee
Gas Dryers Cut Costs and Ease Laundry in Any Weather
The Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association reports gas dryers cost about one third to install and one quarter to operate versus other fuels, and they preserve fabrics better. They also free mothers from weather worries as rain snow wind or sun do not hinder weekly washes.
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Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Odessa Mothers Climax Season With Installation
Members of the Odessa Mothers' Club met on May 2 at Mrs. William Easter's home for the final program of the club year. New officers were installed by Mrs. B. G. Francis and each received a token symbolizing their office. Officers named include Mrs. W. J. Minded as president and Mrs. Jack Crane as vice president, with Mrs. Francis and others filling secretary treasurer and reporter roles. The club presented outgoing president Mrs. Wilkerson with a gift of appreciation as remarks praised service and club work.
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Odessa Mothers’ Club
William Easter
Pat Masses
B. G. Francis
W. J. Minded
Francis
Phas
Jack Crane
William Baxter
Dan Sullivan
Usis
Basil Wilkerson
Francis Sand
Robert
G. M. Price
Miers
S.ob. Briley
Forum
Joe Zant
Glen Day
W. W. Teer
Graded Meat Stamps Mark Wholesome Quality
The article explains the round purple stamp on meat certifies it as inspected for wholesomeness. A shield shaped mark indicates grading on quality shape conformation and fat content used to judge meat quality.
Circles Program Missions Circles Meet Weekly
Women's Missionary Union circles of the First Baptist Church met during the week with ten to fourteen members in various homes. Devotions covered First Samuel and the book Intercessory Prayer. Circles hosted by Mrs. Cooper, Paula Wright, Pauline Camack, Ida Davis, Garnet Branch, Elizabeth Truly, Carolyn Bell, and Sarah Lou Henley reported prayers, lessons, and new members.
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Woman's Missionary Union of
First Baptist Church
Sally Fite
O. R. Cooper
County Road
Cooper
W. G. Campbell
H. H. Everitt
C. C. Fields
Fields
J. C. Hamilton
Paula Wright
N. Dotsy
E. A. Ryan
Max McEachern
Pauline Camack
W. L. White
D. L. Griffin
D. D. Miles
Joe Ruchs
Charco
G. E. Frazier
Lige Cutbirth
Les Wilson
Ida Davis
N. Golder
Joe Rice
LouieShoemaker
Curtis Warren
Ida Phillips
Garnet Branch
J. M. ‘Kerby
W. C.mclaughlin
E. A. Gentry
Ess
Arthur Been
Lester Morton
Robert Pease, Jr
Marion Beam
Elizabeth Truly
T. A. Price
Ted
Raymond Williams
Ocie Blair
Frank Blevin
Herman Dobbs
Carolyn Bell
Bob Colin
Muskingum
C. B. Leuenberger
Charles Debenport
Arizona
Lavern Fleming
Jerry Dehenport
W.v.u
Carl Akin
Sarah Lou Henley
Ernest Evans
Jack Rozman
Yard Dinner Honors Couple in Surprise Back Yard Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Alton East were honored at a surprise back yard supper at the Fred Pearson home in Kermit. The farewell event for the Eastes precedes their move to a ranch near Glenwood New Mexico. Mrs East has resigned from Kermit Schools.
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Messrs. and Mines
Gene Burnett
Irvin Clayton
E. D. Dement
Clinton Farrell
A. B. Johnson
Otto Kissinger
L. L. Morris
Clyde Martin
Raymond Rucker
Jimmy Rex
Fred Pearson
Sue Nolan
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