Hobbies Talk Marks Sagerton HD Club Meeting
Sagerton Home Demonstration Club met June 10 in Mrs J C Rainer's home. After a business session led by president Mrs A C Knipling, Mrs O K Oelke spoke on hobbies with exhibits of handwork and paintings. The gathering included many members and guests, a future meeting set for June 24, and a social with Jello cookies and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagerton Home Demonstration Club
J. C. Rainer
A. C. Knipling
O. K. Oelke
A. C Knipling
F. A. Stegernoeller
Debert LeFevre
Hamlin Man Elected District Governor of Lions Clubs
YR. Hutchingson, superintendent of Hamlin schools, was elected governor of Lions District 2h at the Brownwood convention last week. Mineral Wells was chosen as a meeting site for the 1952 convention.
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Hamlin
Lions Clubs
Hutchingson
Lions District 2H
Brownwood
Mineral Wells
Local Cleaners Attend Clinic in Abilene
Stamford cleaners M. E. Belliott of Elliotts Cleaners and Curtis Ivy of Spic and Spar Cleaners attended a Dry Cleaners Institute of Texas clinic in Abilene on Sunday. Four instructors from Oklahoma A and M College led the estate with sessions on dry cleaning wet cleaning spotting and finishing at Zenith Cleaners.
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Stamford
M. E. Belliott
Elliotts Cleaners
Curtis Ivy
Spic and Spar Cleaners
Dry Cleaners Institute of Texas
Abilene
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Zenith Cleaners
Postal Employees Meet at Haskell Banquet
Brazos Valley Postal Employees Association held its annual banquet in Haskell at the Texas Cafe on June 10. Stamford postmaster B E Britton and Mrs. Britton attended. Britton introduced guests. Haroki Spain, Haskell post master, was master of ceremonies. Dr L A Hisenhuth spoke. Next meeting set for July 8 in Weinert with representatives from Stamford, Goree, Munday, Rule, Seymour, Knox City, Old Glory, Sagerton, Wienert and Haskell.
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Brazos Valley Postal Employees Association
Haskell
Texas Cafe
B. Britton
Stamford
Goree
Munday
Rule
Seymour
Knoxity
Old Glory
Sagerton
Wienert
Local Women Eligible For Vocational Nurses Licenses
A group of Stamford Sanitarium employees including current staff gain eligibility under a new state law to obtain vocational nurse licenses. Lead by Miss Catherine Lavelle the group may wear a distinct cap, differing from the registered nurses cap by lacking a black band.
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Stamford Sanitarium
Catherine Lavelle
Jackie Reed
Ollie Burke
Violet Housewright
Geraldine Gray
Frankie Mae Moss
Estelle McBay
Patricia Merriott Named Sponsor for Moran Ranch Reunion
Patricia Merriott daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Merriott will be a sponsor for the Texas Cowboy Reunion to be held July 1 2 3 and 4 at Moran Ranch. She rides for the Mauble Dot S Ranch owned by Mrs W W Shults and will ride her quarterhorse Jesse. Patricia will be a Stamford high school senior next year active in school activities.
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Guade
Reno
Nev
Jose
Idaho
Herman Balzer
Robstown
Will Stegemoeller
Richard Balzer
Yellowstone National Park
Bill Bradshaw
Stamford Hospital
B. Kupatt
Patricia
Donna Elmore
California
Kupatt
Shina
Patricia Merriott
H. J. Merriott
Moran
W. W. Shults
Jesse Patricia
Stamford
Landscaping Plans For Anson Hospital Near Completion
The Anson Chamber of Commerce landscaping committee led by John Clifton is close to presenting the hospital grounds project to the public. James Clifton with Blue Womack and Mrs. W. J. McCreight prepared the layout and planting plans for the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Hospital
Anson Chamber of Commerce
John Clifton
James Clifton
Blue Womack
W. J. Mc Creight
One Day Camp Enjoyed by Bluebirds And Camp Fire Girls
Fifty eight Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds plus ten adult leaders spent 24 hours at the Lueders Baptist Encampment. Miss Elmore Smith led with helpers, directing games, crafts, and music while groups rotated through tasks. Activities included star study, honor bead ceremonies, sit up crafts, trail blazing, folk games, and Camp Fire songs with a midday rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebirds
Lueders
Blue Birds
Lueders Baptist
Elmore Smith
Carl Maples
J. M. Terry
Jack Watson
R. L. Harrison
Clarence Neiast
Lynn Johnson
C. J. Dickenson
Letha Scott
Dana Vaden
T. R. Tifsley
Council
Miss Smith
Street Light Expansion Planned for Haskell
Haskell city council authorized installation of additional street lights that will more than double the present installations. The project will take about three months to secure materials and complete the new installations, with completion expected by early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell City
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Sgt
Boedeker
Aubry Boedeker
Louisiana
Alexandria Air Base
Frank Boedeker
Larry Stremmel
Herbert Stremmel
Lagerton
Carl Hertel
August Hahn
Buster Tredemeyer
Glyn Lovvorn
Leon Stegemoeller
Emma Batitz
Joe Clark
Wm. Tredemeyer
Hohn’s
Harveys
Hahn
Jerry
Ervin Diers
Helen
Stanley
Charles
RT Lambert
Gerald
Taffy
Joell
Idalou
G. A. Lambert
Lambert
Virgil Isons
Rodgers
A. Letz
R. T. Lambert
Tom Thane
Mary Carter
Ladies
Zion Lutheran Church
Mary
Mother of Jesus
Otto Miers
F. W. Stegemoeiler
Soptbale
Haskele
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Churchmen
Paint Creek
R. S. Lewis
Junction
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
K. Oelke
Luther
Pionto
Bible School
Anton Tiecherman
Wayne Carlton
Dorothy Knipling
Patricia Kupatt
Oelke
Lois Helm
Geneva Monse
Margie Lehrmann
Marva Wendeborn
Doris Franke
Christ
J. S. LeFevre
Katheryn
Jefflyn
Coleman
Cliff LeFevre
Clif LeFevres
Wortham
O.K. Oelke
APT
Lutheran Bible Camp
Camp Chrysalis
Kerrville
Sagerton Luther League
Lois Young
Alvin Bredthauer
Walter Bredthauer
West Coast
U.S. Army
LeMarr
Bette Briggs
Columbus
Ohio
Kryster Corporation
Miss Briggs
Ohio State University
Philadelphia
Servel
Lone Star Ear Gas Company
Cotten Butane & Appliance
Moran Ranch
Hamlin Sand & Gravel Co., Inc
Fir & Y. P
Y. P
K.C. W.P
Jed
Economy Builders Supply Co
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Westfall Motor Company
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