Sagerton Softball Triumph Over Haskell In League Play
Sagerton fell 4 to 2 to Haskell in a league contest as two regional divisions prepare for a three game playoff. The district setup features Rule, Sagerton, Rochester and Knox City against Haskell, Wienert, Mattson and Hunnicutt with games at Rule and Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagerton
Haskell
John Clark
Bill Smith
Holliday
J. C. Smith
Lubbock
Bill Smiths
J. C. Smiths
Rule
Rochester
Knox City
Wienert
Mattson
Hunnicutt
Bro
Mrs. Tucker
New Hope Singing Series Scheduled For Second July Sunday
Sunday afternoon singing drew a large crowd in New Hope Baptist Church with Mrs. L B Goodwin in charge. The next singing is set for the second Sunday in July and invites all area residents to attend. The regular conference saw Teddy Seay resign as song leader. J E Warner was elected to replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hedrick
The
Baptist Church
L. B. Goodwin
Fred Bennett
Anson
Teddy Seay
J. E. Warner
Fort Worth
Mrs. Portwood
O. S. Plumlee
Sara Fae Plumlee
Oran Teague
Hamlin
J. C. Blanton
Barbara Ann
Judy Lynne Bean
Railroad Rider Aims to Travel Katy System End to End
H. E. Cross of the Texas Co in Dallas pursues a rail journey goal to ride every mile of the Katy railroad system. He rode the Katy from Stamford to Rotan and back and is nearing completion with only the Joplin Missouri division unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Cross
The
Texas Co
Dallas
Stamford
Katy
Rotan
Cross
Joplin
Vacation Bible School Dates Announced for July
An error in last week’s notice corrected the Vacation Bible School dates. It will run Monday July 12 through Friday July 16 with registration Saturday morning July 10. State workers and local teachers will staff each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Pierce
Wichita Falls
Douglas Davis
Vacation Bible School
J. B. Goodwin
Hamlin Moday
Elmer Justus
Local families visit and holiday gatherings noted
Three Jewett children visited over the past week with Mr and Mrs Virgil Skiles. Ginger Sue and Larry Pat Hy man returned to Brownfield Saturday after visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Leo Ivy attended a gift party at Mrs Oscar Bedahls in Lueders. Mr and Mrs Walter Skiles and children visited Haskell over the weekend with Mr and Mrs C W Sorrer and Mrs Lillie Skiles and they saw Hamp Skiles in Stamford Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Bro. Tucker
A. L. Gibson
Lois Helm
Adolph Helm
Stamford Hospital
T. L. Holland
Charles
Rickey
August Balzer
Anton Teicherman
Elmer Boedeker
Kerman Nauert
van Lauchlin
Bob Laughlin
R. T. Lambert
M. Y. Benton
Benton
Chas, Clark
Delbert LeFevre
Charles Clark
Var Jennins
Linda
Bruce Gibson
C. L. Gibson
Shirley
Grady Laughlin
Melvin
George Leach
Melvin Lewis
Emma Lammert
Paul Nienast
Pete Lusk
Joe Clark
Patsy
Reese Clark
Ben Hess
Barney Ross
Anna Rogers
M. JD. Crow
DD. W. Counts
Frank Bilberry
John Clark
R. N. Sheid
Glynn Quade
Larry
Dick Gibson
G. A. Diers
Cliff LeFevre
Homer Houston
Fritz Diers
Old Glory
Walter League of Zion Lutheran Church
Abilene
Willie Diers
and Airs
Fritz Tiers
Carl Herter
Buster Tredemeyer
Jean
Emma Baitz
Willie Tredemeyer
Creed Portwood
Stamford
North Side Baptist Church
Leo Ivy
Naomi Minton
Rotan
Oscar Bedahl
Lawrence Bedahl
Fred Buewer
Lueders
Marlin Ivy
Mark Grantham
J. L. Woodson
Jinks Goree
L. B. Goodwin
Cecil
Cecil Bean
Bob Bishop
Fort Worth
H. L. Hager
Jimmy Seay
Sandra Jean Seay
Yvonne
Cary Sue Willis
Anson
Zoanne
Glenda Kay Lindsey
J. L. Herman
Jewett
Virgil Skiles
Ginger Sue
Larry Pat Hyman
Brownfield
Walter Skiles
Haskell
C. W. Sorrer
Lillie Skiles
Mr. Skiles
Hamp Skiles
Stamford Sanitarium
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New Hope
Lydick
Roofing Company
Lydick-Hooks Roofing CO
Texas
Beauty Shop
Jonnie Boyd
Billie Roughton
Eva Adams
Tala Brooks
Paula Brooks
Bryant, Line CO
J. Howard McGrath
R. 1
Democratic National Committee
Joe L. Blyth
Charlotte
N. C
William J. Primm, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Cannon
Yesteryear
Bates
Pat
Bates Comd
Pepperrell
Fox Croft and Garza
Erlene West
Joan
Dorris Skiles
James P. Hart
Travis County
Supreme Court
Hart
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