Colony Boys 4-H Meet. Visits Noted Around Colony
The Colony 4-H Club held its regular meeting Tuesday morning. Families and neighbors were mentioned visiting one another including Wade Ann Harbor staying with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hubbert and several others visiting friends and relatives in Colony and Rough Creek. A Sunday School picnic is planned on the Brister place next Sunday, with Miss Sula Chambliss elected secretary. SAFETY KILL RAT EXTERMINATOR ad note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Wade Ann Harbor
W. B. Hubbert
Lee Oliver
Laurie
Winston Millican
Lucille Chambliss
Ruth Gossett
Gale Kolb
Eugene and
Raford Brister
Emil Terry
Faye Belle
Gene
Robbie Lee
Joe Terry
Brister
Mira. T. O. Parks
Ozona
Quimoy Ragsdale
Bobbie Lou
T. O. Parks
A. J. Brister
R. D. Towerton
Robert Hicks
Dee Towerton
Colony
Rough Creek
Brister Place
Sula Chambliss
Treas
Frances Brister
Ceretary
Austin
Bethel Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Owen Templeton and two daughters Joyce and Patsy plus Mrs. Audrey Taylor spent two days at J F Templeton home. Numerous relatives and visitors from San Saba Big Lake Austin Rankin and Shiloh attended gatherings and the Bethel convention with singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Templeton
Joyce
Patsy
Audrey Taylor
J. F. Templeton
Doris Wiley
San Saba
W. M. Hill
Rankin
Dave Christy
T. R. Wood
Martha E. Christy
E. D. Beekhan
Sammie Wood
Big Lake
Sammie
Clay Hendrix
Austin
Alta Hendrix
Tid Lord
R. G. Miller
Big Valley
Walter Lindsey
Hortense
Joe Bob McDaniel
Bethel
Sinda Joy Martin
Joe L. Brown
Lee Fuller
Martha EB. Chrsty
H. W. Shahan
Nell
Frank Edwards
Harry Edwards
Amall Son
J. F. Edwards
Shiloh
Wilbur Templeton
Visit Notes From Sunday at Bill Edwards Home
Mrs Doris Wiley and Mrs Willie L Odom visited in the Bill Edwards home Sunday afternoon. The brief social call highlights friendly community ties and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Wiley
Willie L. Odom
Bill Edwards
Locker News From Bethel And Nearby
Community notes recount visits among Bethel residents and relatives in Lock er, Burnet, Llane, Austin, and San Saba. Updates include recovery from surgery, hospital stays, and family gatherings. 4-H encampment slated for June 15–16 at Buchanan Dam with all clubs urged to attend.
Hall News Highlights Visits and Family News
Mrs. Katie Sullivan reports on Hall residents visiting kin in Exeter Pecos Pecos and Burnet. Families welcome newborn granddaughter to Hall as Grandpa Brown parades through town. Local farm activity shows the combine and reapers busy harvesting grain as residents travel to Llano San Angelo and San for visits.
Community notes from Mille County area gathering
LIVE OAK Andy Brown and family visited Dee Brown and family last Tuesday. Various locals, including T. H. Goodloe and relatives, returned from visits and moved into a new house on Houston Chadwick's farm. Neighbors shared visits, chores, and meals at several homes across Locker, San Saba, Shaw Bend, and Rough Creek. A closing line signs off from Woodson M. Seenny until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Brown
Mille County
Dee Brown
T. H. Goodloe
Eugene Taylor
Roy Crockett
Locker
Mable Goodloe
Wilda B. Taylor
Neal Gunter
Houston Chadwick
Wilds B. Taylor
Lee McKee
Bill Ledbetter
Vera Palvada
Freeman Dacos
San Saba
Ernest Hawkins
Wallace Creek
Geo. Thorp
Doyle Dacos
Freeman Dacus
Love Barker
Jack Johnson
Shaw Bend
Doyle Dacus
Buddie Neeper
Griff Lucas
I. W. ‘Keeney
John Wilkerson
E. C
Brazil
San‘ Saba
J. D. Brazil
J. D. Keeney
Rough Creek
Paul Parks
Son
Bend
Woodson
M. Seenny
Spring Creek Social News Highlights
Mrs Ben Spradling and Alta Ruth visited relatives in Gustine and Evant over the past week, then returned home praising the trip. 4-H Club girls will join Miss Prichard for a Buchanan Dam outing, with Tommie Hamrick Hope Means Vada Rutherford Bobbie Jean Crawley and Alta Ruth Spradling representing. Natalie Touchon leaves for a summer home economics course in Austin. Mrs Clyde Elliott of Austin visited her parents in this county, returning with her husband. Cora Brown, RN, visiting her parents, speaks highly of her nursing work and infant care interests. Johnnie Blair's sudden illness noted with wishes for a speedy recovery. Cora L. Franks conducted a canning and tub garden demo at Mrs Willlie Hibler's home. Mrs Jim Smith visited local homes last week. Mary Bell Whitley returned from Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dock Land
Bethel
Oscar Taylor
J. E. Box
Burnet
Llane
Austin
Lige Lewis
Milton
Fred Snyder
Templé Sanitarium
Locker
Noble Till
Clem Till
Nelson Churchill
Fulton
Alton
San Saba
Arlie Skelton
Brady Hospital
Fay McNurlin
Bill Hendrix
Marjorie Coffey
Miss Coffey
Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Dor
Woodson Johnson
Neal
A. P. Smith
Hall
J. M. Smith
Herb Taylor
Houston
San Antonio
Grant
James Neal
A. C. Grant
John Newby
Richland
Ethel Ford
Hale County
Clinton Coffey
Hetha Coffey
Anderson
James Parks
Post
J. A Parks
Howard Hickman
Sammy Hickman
Tom Locker
Blanche Johnson
Grandma Johnson
George Johnson
Woodrow
Mattie Skaggs
Richland Springs
Wrnter
San Angelo
Gladys Shaw
Grandma
Willam Tally
Valley Springs
Ben Spradling
Alta Ruth
Lon Wright
Gustine
Ed Spradling
Evant
Lake Buchanan
Prichard
Buchanan Dam
Tommie Hamrick
Hope Means
Vada
Leigh ‘Rutherford
Bobbie Jean Crawley
Alta Ruth Spradling
Natalie Touchon
Agnes Buttrill
Clyde Elliott
Ed Brown
Elliott
Cora Brown
Robert B. Green Hospital
Johnnie Blair
Franks
Cora L. Franks
Willie Bell Hibler
Jim Smith
Bill Ledbetter
B. Kincaid
Mary Bell Whitley
Dallas
Harmony news notes and visiting guests
Nelda Smith reports social updates with guests including Mrs O Banon and sister Mrs Davis of Georgetown. Faye Belle Terry visited the Grahams while Ward McKee stayed with Ira Johnson and family. Joe Terry also spent the week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. B. O’banon
O’banon
Davis
Georgetown
Faye Belle Terry
Bob Graham
Ward McKee
Ira Johnson
Joe Terry
Chappel News By Woodson Mr Keeney eae
The writer returns after two weeks away and reports social events at a bride shower hosted by Mrs. Cletus Sullivan for Mrs. Baxter Lively with a stack of gifts. A lengthy list names attendees and guests, and Rev. E C Young of Freer visits Millican family. Community notices include burials, visits, and travel to Dallas for singing school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Sullivan
Baxter
Mesdames
J. I. Millican
C.D. Broyles
Woodson M. Keeney
Wilmer Collins
W. C. Egger
E. C. Young
Freer
Myles Millican
Sam Pierce
Jimmie Warlick
Bryan
Ruth Gage
Joe Wiles
Center City
Guy Godwin and
BE. D. Keeney
Ralph Sweeney
Brownwood
Tom Matsler
J. D. Shannon
San Saba
Z. T. Sullivan
C. D. Broyles
San’ Saba
Manse Millican
Dallas
Annie Combs
Mire
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Gilmore-Rosemite
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Golding & Reid
Ford
Georgia
Cify Drug Store
Billie
Chandise
Lindy
Emmitt Terry
Emitt Terry
George Brister
Henry Bennett
M. C. Patton
Thester Wash
Exeter
Calif
W. D
Clarence Wicker
Pecos
E. W. Wicker
E. E. Gamblin
Clint Shugart
J. T. Campbell
Louis Sullivan
CCC
Murry B. Coffey
Bray Hospital
Homer Brown
Johanie Templeton
Hore Folls
Adrian
Elmo Templeton
San Angela
Mary Katherine Sloan
Sloan
Reva Sullivan
Reva
Henry Lewis
Algerita
Connie Brown
Combine
Reapers
Lew del Sullivan
Berta Turner
H. M. Turner
Live Oak
W. H. Garr
Maynard McCoury
Yates Ranch
Tre RY
Spring Creek
Harmony
Nelda Smith
Dad
Chappel News
Keeney Eae
Katy
Pour Lane
Fea
Mda
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