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When the Raymond Andrews, left Clovis on theiryn weeks Var has had all the required stitches re aee Aine they moved mid his glasses, which were where they were going .. . buth broken in the accident, have been that they intended to pick out all he placed, the hottest places « » , and go around them} Billc {5 taking treatments now to have a piece of bone removed ants from her back. The chipped bone Now that Sarah and Bill Amett has caused her lots of trouble have postponed their vacation trip} ’” {o the South until the middle of }Since she received the injury last September, Sarah feels that it's Marc when alruck by on tuto. for the best. mobile in Denver, Colo. In fact, I's been so hot and dry back pressure from the chipped bone where we used to live.” she said, caused loss of memory of two dit. “that welll probably enjoy dCferent occasions, visit a lot more in the cool month aere, OL oupremier. And then . .. like the sweet person she is. .. she added, Be sides it will make it easier on our hostesses. Clare and Ben Melton are all happy smiles today... for their daughter, Carol, is here with hus band, Lt. David JR. Tokens of the Sandia base, Albuquerque, to lave their baby son christened, , * * 6 The baby, who will be two months old of August 18, has been named Lawrence ‘Ley, Tell be christened at the First Methodist church by the visiting minister this morning since Brother Raper is out of town. Also here for the christening is the Mettan’s of her daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson and daughter, Cathy, of Las Cruces. * * * Virla Sides feels relieved since she talked in a long distance with her son, Dan Bristow, in Albu querque. He said both he and his wife, Billie, are recovering atve| nicely from their respective accidents. Dan, who suffered painful ends and bruises July 30 when the track he was driving skidded on wet pavement and poverfu. The Bristows have certainly had in siege of bad luck ... but if that jal nage,” bad luck always runs jin thrdes'... as drue to forms, their [we should be all good from now on. Millcvest Fork was a bustling Saturday noon with around Priel people who were there for the picnic celebration of Talban days- mates. The reunion was planned for all those who had attended the Tle? ban school during the years 1519 to 1925, Rachel and Harry Cole are en joying the visit G of his father, Charles A. Carle of Kingston, Pa. Although the older Mr. Carle is getting on in years, he is still spry as a cricket and each summer takes a long trip around the coun ttry to see members of his family. This time he plans to remain until around the first of Septem ber... but is hoping the heat wave coals off some during his visit here. _ = Dacia Morris and her daughter, Nell, really got a big bang out of ‘Dacia’ s talk via long distance with her grandchildren, Bobby and twins, Peggy and Jo, the children of her son, Fred Morris, and wife, ‘Jane, who live in San Bernardino, ‘Calif, Bobby (old grandma he was, )writing her a Jeter... and Jo Spoke up that she couldn’t write yet but that she wanted a package anyway The other twin answered grandma's question of “How are yot? with “Just sweet as I can be.” The lile girls are just four and Joneshare years old and are pretty blue-eyed blowties. Davie and Walter “Snap” Cravy |Nad the scare of their lives while vacationing at the Martin ranch: Javor Pagosa Springs, Colo. For enjoying the mountains with them were their young sons, ‘Tommy and Buddy, who discovered ‘a cache of dynamite on the place. Snep had gone fishing with Homer Bennett and Davie thought the boys were with the men. Well, during the men's absence a toud t hrnst was heard that really shook the large two-story fog cabin where they were staying. At the Line Dovie thought nothing about it... Uhat maybe a large tree had been Called. But when the Smet returned from fishing with out the toys .. . when they said, jac, been with them them [[ a] the grap was very worried, The boys were just having a good ide in the woods. The blast was caused by the dynamite all right as hard, was the camp's owners who had set it off as a precautions ary measure! Outside of that scare, the stay was heavenly . .. nice and cool. The trout were biting fairly well or they had three nice fsh trys... and the place seemed like a little Clovis. There were the Cravy's 4, the Nennelly ... the Harold Hymans oo, and the Lewis Crows... be sides the Massing who had acc companied the Cravys there, MARY RUTH STEWART FOUR YEARS OLD — Mary Ruth Stewart, pretty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sloan E. Stewart, 416. BE. 14th, celebrated her fourth birthday August 1. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, R. BR. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Hamilton, all of Gastonia, N.C. Photo by SASS’
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Clovis News Journal
Clovis, New Mexico, US
Sun, Aug 17, 1952
Page 12
Full Page
Clipped by
Pamela H.
