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Newspaper
Seminole News
Location
Seminole, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1969
Page
5
Mrs. Angus Sandell and the pair Angus and Carr of Las Cruces New Mexico visited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hudson of 214 Northwest Eighth Street.
The Candy Stripers held their first summer meeting on Friday May 30 1969 at Memorial Hospital. They scheduled a car wash for Saturday June 28 from 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. and formed two committees to locate a washing site and prepare tickets. A monthly meeting is set for the first Thursday of each month at 2 30 p.m. A new rule requires name pins at meetings with a 10 cent fine if missed. Proceeds fund a summer party. The group begins hospital work on June 1.
The children of Inez Welborn Greenwood express gratitude for support during their mother’s loss. They thank all who shared their burden and ask for blessings from the Lord during this difficult time.
All Little League and Babe Ruth games are cancelled for June 9 to 13 due to the City Revival. Makeup games will be held on Friday nights. Visitors to the Shoemate home include Jan Shoemate of Alpine and Sandra Cornwell, Delena and Janna of Arlington. Mr Shoemate heads to Cairo Egypt for work and Mrs Shoemate will join him in Tripoli Libya in two months.
The Phebean Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs. Dave Anderson's home Monday night. Mrs. F. S. Whitaker gave a devotional, Mrs. B. W. Tomlinson led prayer, and guests enjoyed sandwiches cake coffee and coke.
Southwestern Bell presents a free family friendly Telemobile exhibit inside a 36 foot trailer. The display features a laser beam system that carries sound an early Bell telephone model and the Picturephone enabling voice and image transmission. It also showcases current services and explains how calls reach their destination.
J. J. Vineyard 79 a longtime Abernathy resident died Saturday in Highland Hospital Lubbock. Services were at 4 30 p m Monday at Abernathy Church of Christ with Cecil Bunch officiating Burial followed at Abernathy Cemetery Survivors include his wife Ula four sons J D and J C of Abernathy Alvin of Farmington NM Henry of Seminole four daughters Mrs Preston Henderson Mrs Ula Mae Saul Mrs Doris Evans and Mrs Dorothy Manley 20 grandchildren and four great grandchildren
Mrs Weyland Mullins attended a luncheon at the Co op Oil Mill in Lubbock on May 14. The guest speaker was the vice president of a Dallas department store promoting a strong cotton campaign and urging greater promotion and belief in the product to advance the cotton industry.
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