Rainless week dulls farmers in Chappel area
Local notes from Chappel and PecAn Grove report no rain last week despite dews and fogs. Visitors and daily life are listed, including Albert Grumbles buying a GMS pickup in Goldthwaite, Walter Dennis selling a bulldozer, and several residents traveling for business or visiting family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Grumbles
Goldthwaite
Albert
GMS
Walter Dennis
Leon Ballard
Mia
Johnnie Crawford
R. B. Moore Ranch
E. T
Clifford Letbetter
Lometa
Clavia Letbetter
Fairview Family Visits and Local Ball Game
Mrs Paul Golding of San Saba visited her parents the Funderburks in Fairview. Rick Golden stayed with his grandparents. Elgie Funderburk and family traveled to Cameron to watch Larry play as San Saba won the game. Several neighbors and relatives called on Mrs Arlie Thornton while she recovered. Maude Crockett hosted a dinner for her San Saba children and relatives. Cold and rainy Monday morning.
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Fairview
Paul Golding
San Saba
Elgie Funderburk
Rick Golden
Claude Golden
Arthur Gunter
Cameron
Larry
Eunice Watkins
J.C. Guyton
Will Brown
Arlie Thornton
Thornton
Maude Crockett
Floyd ‘Smith
Leslie Crockett
Clewell Crockett
Christmas Time in Colony News Notes
Colony, Dec. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kolb of Bellflower California visit his father grandmother and relatives. Melvin Collins moves to Sweetwater to work at Lone Star Gas Co. Billie Jack Collins also works there. Bob Millican and Mrs. Ralph Means on sick list. Clarence Carrells attend Spring Creek singing convention. Brother Morris preached. Sunday school drew Christmas names. Paul Parks visited his parents. Thelma Kolb Winnie Lou visited Mrs. Kolb's mother Mrs. John Baxter at Nix. Floyd McRorey from Cherokee visited her parents. A light rain fell Friday and Saturday. By Reporter. Adding machine paper at the News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Kolb
Bellflower
Galif
Melvin Collins
Sweetwater
Melvin
Lone Star Gas Co
Billie Jack
Bob Millican
Ralph Means
Clarence Carrells
Spring Creek
Brother Morris
Paul Parks
Thelma Kolb
Winnie Lou
Spend More Over Here J R Thinks It Saves Money Abroad
A letter from J A on a Johnson grass farm argues Congress tours abroad cost 150000 but may save money. He mocks bankers, taxes, and political spend, notes Little Elaine Baker’s Dallas trip for medical care, and jokes editors should join the delegation. He ends signing as Jd. A.
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Johnson Grass
Wallace Creek
J. A
Texas
Treasury
U. S
Gifts For Mother and Family Home Decor Ideas
A list outlines gifts by recipient including wall pictures mirrors wardrobes chairs hassocks lamps cedar chests desks smoke stands beds rockers and strollers. It also mentions a living room suite bedroom dinette extra chests chairs beds and tents plus a phone number for signs painted.
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Chappel
Lester Lindsey
Brady
Douglas Keeney
B. B. Reese
Trasn
Maynard McCourys
E.D. Keeney
Marble Falls
B. Reese
Archie Lively
Doyle Brigby
Howard Payne College
Pecan Grove Baptist Church
Mike Terry
M. A. Terry
Lloyd Oliver
Spencer Adams
Temple
Floyd Oliver
Live Oak
E. T. Letbetter
Clovis
Judge Lusty
C. M
City Drug Store
G. Baker
Abilene
Paul Baker
Peggy Hillin
Chevrolet Motor Co
Fort Worth
Geneva
Maxcey
TCU
Central
Tanner Faris
Alton O'Banon
cPollar
Fairview News
Colony News
J. R
Elaine Baker
Dallas
Gwen
Washington
Congress
Jd. A
Stetson
Marx—Hass
Korrect
DJ Western
Houseshoes
Loafer Sox
Hopper & Walker Clothiers & Cleaners
Grandma
Westminister Sox
van Heusen
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