Texas Visitors List of Residents and Out of State Guests
A compiled roster lists Texas locals by city including Mrs A J Able tt Canyon Morgan Garrett Stephenville A W Bron sor Odessa F F Walker Alpine Jome Heynes Eulalie Campbell Sybil Campbell Mimmie Windey Gia Campbell Lamkin H N Stamper Houston residents Mrs GC Moore Wandz June Moore Frank Freeman Odewue Charlie Horton Lawn Everett Allen Lewns Lon nie Wesferd Baerson Dewey Millander Elsie Marie Millander Corpus Christi Edward Galton Kirbyville San Antonio Paul Winegaer Corpus Christi Out of state visitors include Jessie P Harvie Patty Bo Harvie Woolaston Mass Glenn F Milk San Diego Calif mmett Morehead Jr Tipson Calif Ray Wright Hatch NM Bowen Huber Milen Ohio Kenneth Bullard Warsaw IL Rusiell Hurley Warsaw IL Lowie Whitmire Warsaw IL Frenk Breschel Chicago TIL S O Stomesetter New York NY B W Thomas Tulsa Oxla Dick Dickerson Springfield MO Estelle Steward Hatch N ML
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Texas Vistors
A J. Ablett
Canyon
Morgan Garrett
Stephenville
A. W. Bronsor
Odessa
F. F. Walker
Alpine
Jome Heynes
Eulalie Campbell
Sybil Campbell
Mimmie Windey
Gia Campbell
Lamkin
H N. Stamper
Houston
GC. Moore
Wandz
June Moore
Frank Freeman
Odewue
Charlie Horton
Lawn
Everett Allen
Jessie P. Harvie
Patty Bo Harvie
Woolaston
Mass
Glenn F. Milk
San Diego
Calif
Mmett Morehead, Jr
Tipson
Ray Wright
Hatch
N. M
Bowen Huber
Milen
Ohio
Kenneth Bullard
Warsaw
Til
Rusiell Hurley
T - Lowie Whitmire
Frenk O. Breschel
Chicago
S. O. Stomesetter
New York
N.Y
B. W. Thomas
Tulsa
Oxla
Dick Dickerson
Springfield
Estelle Steward
N. ML
Mr and Mrs Henken Visit Relatives in Waco
Mr and Mrs John Henken drove to Waco last weekend where Mrs Renken will stay for several weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henken
Waco
Renken
J. H. Miller
el Paso
New Uses For Cotton Would Use Surplus
COLLEGE STATION June 1 Use of cotton bags for 12 percent of the 1937 fertilizer sale accounted for 19 9005 bales of cotton. Cotton bagging 232 packages for cotton sales introduced last year is superior to jute and sisal bagging. Cotton rope for ties and cotton patches would not only use up around 206 086 bales annually but also reduce the gross weight per bale by 2 pounds, saving about 1 million dollars a year in freight and handling. Extension Service experts say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Card of Thanks for Floral Support After Death
We express deep appreciation to friends for floral offerings and cards after our mother’s death. Special thanks to the Pecos Fire Department, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Heiser, Mrs. L. A. Smith, and the Eastern Star for their thoughtful actions. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Colwell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Turner and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Paul Heiser
L. A. Smith
The
Eastern Star
Builders Triumph in 17 to 10 Softball Thriller
Builders beat the Christians 17 to 10 as the home team rallied with five runs in the third inning and added six in the fourth. Christian errors, totaling 16, plagued their defense while Builders’ Jim Neill starred with two doubles and a walk-filled night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Milner
Buchanan
Harrison
Walters
Frank Medznich
Jack McClung
Stubblefield
Jim Neill
Christians
Builders
Carpenters
School Books All Sacked Up For Shipment to Austin
Several hundred pounds of school books were gathered this week to be sent to the State Department of Education in Austin. The state covers shipping costs, with many volumes to be rebound while others are sold to book firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
Austin
Mrs Middleton and daughter visit Big Spring friends
Mrs. Robert Middleton and her daughter Vivian from Big Spring spent the week visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Alley and Fen ton Jr. The note records a brief family visit among local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Middleton
Vivian
Big Spring
F. D. Alley
Fenton, Jr
Prospects Bright for Bell No 1 Well Despite Setback
Reports indicate optimism for completing Bell No 1 as tools shifted past a cement plug limiting gas pressure. Nearby, county highway talks with State Engineer J D Fauniti Roy spurred discussions on county roads and future projects. Peco district bonds totaling 1 090 000 funded reed making, while Red Bluff reservoir plans proceed with Pecos Valley Water Users Association oversight. Oil work continues on Toyah Bell well with 3000 feet of casing remaining and U S Geological staff visiting for potash coverage interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reev
J. D. Fauniti Roy
Peco
Gills
Red Bluff
Pecos
Valley Water Users Association
Suse Co
Weive
Toyah Bell
Ramsay Oil Company
Mansfield
U. S Geological
ACRE
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. C. C. Colwell
Bud Turner
Penney’s
Temder
Carter
Bucky’ Curtis
Detroit, Mich
Frank Medanich
South America
Irene Diebolt
Cleveland
van Horn
Arthur C. Wilson
Wilson
United States
Bill Stanford
Fort Worth
Studebaker
Ted Ruhlen
Ruhlen
Pat Daugherty
State of Texas
Washington
Ken M. Regan
Pecos Country Club
Jack May
Elizabeth Witt
Maud Witt
Barstow
Chester Armstrong
C. E. Armstrong
First Baptist Church
Florence Drummond
W. H. Drummond
Raymond Lyall
San Simon
Ariz
Consumers Refining Association
Toyah Pool
E. M. Wells
Texas Highway
Camp Mawbry
Texas
Idaho
Carton
el Grande
Creft
Heon
Sea Island
del Monte
FulloGold
Beverly
van Camps
Lifebuoy
Rm White King
Ai Toe Ad
Irs
Pera Iwards
Smith
Medanich
Nally
McClung
Medanica
Neil
Baker
Bryant
Templeton
Wicker
Kirklin
Milner
Bush
Sf Baccus
Sharp
Cothrun
Penn
Jackson
Morrison
Ross
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