Lakeview News social notes from pratt and other towns
Lakeview News records a weekend of family visits with Carrolls Wiltons Hermansons and Martins hosting relatives from Irving Lometa Bend Brady Lubbock Bandera and Brady. The piece lists multiple family gatherings and Sunday visitors including John Robert Wilton and Jack Traweek.
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Vasta
James (. Carrol
James Warne
Lisa
Gary
Irving
Annie
Jellie
Florence Carroll
A.M. Carroll
Ora Baxter
Bend
Laura Haynes
Lometa
Bert Martin
Bert. Martin
Brady
Clarence Hermansons
Frank Green
Marcy
Lubbock
Thomas Wilton
John Robert Wilton
Bandera
Jack Traweek
tLillie Carroll
San Saba Students Earn SWTSC Degrees in Spring Commencement
More than 600 Southwest Texas State students received degrees at San Marcos in May 1967. Three San Saba County graduates were Don W. Harkey, Patricia Renfro, and Billy D. Edmondson. Harkey earned a Bachelor of Science and led Alpha Chi, Renfro a Bachelor of Science in Education, and Edmondson a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Arts. Raymond Telles Jr. gave the commencement address at Stephens Gymnasium.
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Southwest Texas State
San Marcos College
San Saba County
Raymond Telles Jr
United States
Costa Rica
Steahan
San Saba County College
Texas State
Don W. Harkey
Patricia Renfro
Billy D. Edmondson
Harkey
Jack Harke
Homecoming events and wedding notices in Cherokee area
The Cherokee News reports a homecoming at Cherokee School next Saturday with 2 p.m. registration and an 8 p.m. talent show, plus sympathy for Mrs Gladys Phy who was buried in Hannacen last Tuesday. Nearby residents attended Barbara Maddox and Robert Grimes wedding in San Saba Friday night and various visits occurred among Maddox, Smith, and related families.
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Dames Oy
Gladys Phy Acity
Bured
Hannacenry
Cherokee School
Barbara Maddox
Robert Grimes
San Saba
M. B. Smith
John David Brooks
Round Mountain
Vann Maddox
Grimes-Maddox
Harvey Nemec
Granger
James Lee Smith
Austin
Lee Schneider
Field Creek
James Smith
Minnie Boone
Dallas
Kim Reese
Roddy Maddox
Maddox
Pleasanton Hill
Leroy Slaughter
San Antonio
Clyde Estep
Lake
Alex Gay
Sterling City
Llano
Delia Boney
Bronte
Kate Cox
Iim Yto
Modaly
Ida Kuykendall
Mra
Bill Kuykendall
Mona James Kuykendall
Bud Mayes
Oscar Whitt
Pat Cavness
Lori
Mro
Mre
Bill Cavness
Mer
Oliver RB
Altizer
San Marcos
R. T. Altizer
John
Rehrns
Mmes
Mike Walters
Zula Hallmark
Johnson Kuykendall
Thomas Boultinghouse
John Howell
Chappel Cemetery
Roy Timberlake
Lamar Johanson
Hico
Social notes from local residents and visitors
The item records a sequence of social updates including Sandra attending events in Stephenwi ha, Mrs. Wilaon Kuykendall visiting Richland Springs with Dale Harlow family, Keause and Barrett families in San Antonio weekend, Ray Hillman visiting Grave Hillman, Bert Randolph and Bollier families going to Big Bend, and Vann Maddox sharing news as Mrs. Ray Martin and Mrs. Fleming visit relatives in West via ted thei brother and wife.
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Sandra
Redea
Wilaon Kuykendall
Dale Harlow
Richland Springs
Russell Barrett
San Antonio
Verda Barrett
Ray Hillman
Loving
Grave Hillman
Bert Randolph
A. C. Bollier
Waco
Big Bend National Park
Ray Martin
Liano
W. C. Fleming
West Viated
Jin Epperson
Albert Hulsmeier
Austin
Moniday
Vann Maddox
Visty in Oklahoma Visit Notes and Local Shop Ad
Mrs. Winnie Brown and daughter Mrs. Johnie B Ivy spent the weekend in Oklahoma visiting Rev J M Poynor and wife. Mrs Ivy took part in the Southern Section Archoco Meat at McAlester. They returned via Irving visiting Jerry Goodale and family. Jerry Goodale Jr joined them for a short visit. Cedar chests gun cabinets and racks advertised at Curtis Johnson Furniture Shop 1607 West Wallace St.
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Curtis Johnson Furniture Shop
West
Wallace St
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Lakeview News
SWTS
Cherokee News Terns
Waters
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