Camp Billy Gibbons Opens Scout Camp June Fourth
Camp Billy Gibbons near Richland Springs opens for its 24th year with the Comanche Trail Council hosting 300 Scouts and leaders annually. The first week will include troops from Brownwood Cisco San Saba Rising Star Stephenville and other towns with unlimited hiking space on 52,000 acres along Brady Creek. Visitors are welcome daily with sunrise church services on the creek banks and campfire programs nightly.
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Billy Gibbons
Comanche Trail Council
Billy Gibbon
San Saba
Richland Springs
Brady Creek
Zamp
Cisco
Brownwood
Rising Star
Comanche
Stephenville
Brecken
Ridge
Lometa
Priddy
Bangs
Eastland
Dublin
Local visitors and family guests in Brownwood and area
Miss Almola Clements of Brownwood visits her parents Mr and Mrs Arch Clements this week. Mrs Cy Reynolds of Leander and Mrs Benson Shepherd of Crane visit during the holidays with Mrs Earl Hamrick in Richland Springs. House guests over the weekend include Mrs T T Walker and sister Miss Doris Arnim, Ruth Arnim of Moulton, and O A Arnim of San Antonio.
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Almola Clements
Brownwood
Arch Clements
Cy Reynolds
Leander
Benson Shepherd
Crane
Earl Hamrick
Richland Springs
T. T. Walker
Doris Arnim
Ruth Arnim
Moulton
O. A. Arnim
San Antonio
Richland
Springs
Hattie Carter
Bonnie Burleson
San Saba
J. A. Carter
Carrie Chiles
Bruce Johnson
San Diego
Calif
Murray “Carter
Irvin Carter
McCloskey Hospital
Temple
B. A. Hopkins
Brady Hospital
Leslie Rogers
Louise
Baylor University
Waco
Casey Pearce
Dallas
Wilburn M. Brown
N. C. Brown
Geo. Gibson
Bill Alston
W. H.lewis
Pfc
H.D. Lewis
Ft. Sill
Pamela
T. A. Wiltons
Doll Shirley
Ogden Smith
Ft. Worth
Shirley Foster Shirley
Odessa
Shirley
Pecos
Bill Lafferty
Gene Richards
Cuba
Richards
U. S. Navy
K. Valentine
Paul Valentine
Sealey
Travis Glaze
Kelly Adams
C. A. Wynne
March Air Base
R. EB. Pearce
Central Texas Telephone Co op enlarges board to nine
Central Texas Telephone Cooperative expands its board from five to nine with three new directors elected W. J. Rickles from Hamilton County Paul Lohn from McCulloch County and E A Kuykendall from San Saba County. Installation crews begin dial phone work across fourteen exchanges including Lohn Big Valley and nine county service areas Mills San Saba Hamilton Brown Lampasas McCulloch Concho Comanche and Llano with full operation expected within four months and over a thousand rural homes to gain modern dial service.
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Cherokee
Center
City
Mullin
Bend
Algerita
Rochelle
Mercury
Voca
Melvin
Sohn and Doole
North Electric Company
Lohn
Big Valley
Southwest Goldthwaite
Sanders
Central Texas Telephone Cooperative
Mills
San Saba
Hamilton
Brown
Lampasas
McCulloch
Concho
Comanche
Llano
Will H. Doran Taken for Hospital Tests
Will H. Doran was taken by family members to Kings Daughters Hospital in Temple Tuesday morning for clinical tests to be conducted.
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Will H. Doran
Kings Daughters Hospital
Temple
Tri County Picnic Planned in Arlington
The San Saba Brown and McCulloch Counties Picnic will be held in Arlington on Sunday June 6. Orval Jamar of Fort Worth president of the organization announced the event inviting all residents in the vicinity of Arlington Fort Worth and Dallas to bring picnic lunches and renew acquaintances. The gathering will take place at East Abrams and Willis Avenue in Arlington.
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San Saba-Brown- McCulloch Counties
Arlington
Orval Jamar
Fort Worth
Dallas
East Abrams
Willis Avenue
Arington
Several Reservists Go To California
Seventeen members of U. S. Naval Reserve Electronics Division left Brownwood last week for two weeks of active duty with regular Navy outfits. Lt. Comdr. Robert Blake, commanding officer Renfro Mellor Whitley, Joe Robertson and Jimmy Gage report to Naval Station San Diego for training. Others include Clyde Ware of Mercury and Thom-
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U. S. Naval. Reserve
Brownwood
Lite
Robert Blake
Renfro
Mellor
Whitley
Joe
Robertson
Jimmy
Gage
Naval Station
Calif
Clyde Ware
Mercury
Thom
Navy Reserve recruits to train at Brownwood center
Lee Alston of Richland Springs notes new sailors and seaman recruits will report to the Southern California recruit training center. Naval Reservists receive regular pay and retirement points for weekly drills at Memorial Hall in Brownwood. Two Navy divisions in Brownwood serve reserve officers and men from a wide area. Young men interested in joining the Reserve may obtain complete information.
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Lee Alston
Richland Springs
Algo
California
Memorial ‘Hall
Brownwood
Navy
Navy Facility Memorial Hall Weekly Callings Night Reply
The note invites contact at the Navy Facility in Memorial Hall on weekdays or Wednesday nights to arrange or discuss engagements. It specifies availability during alternate evenings for coordination and inquiries.
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Navy
Memorial Hall
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San Antonio River
Saba
Richland News Phone Co-Op
Farm & Ranch Loans
Glenn Patton
San Saba, Texas
John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co
J. C. Pendergrass
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Jungkind
GoTo
Yee Sya Stacy
Buster Martin
UCE
WHITE
ORL
Pensionatos
John Griffay
Remington
Carters Rubber Cement
Listo
Manila
Markwell
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