Girls Report On Recent Trip To Girls State
Holly Campbell Carole Acker and Betty Wisener return from Girls State and will present their reports at the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary meeting Monday June 27 at 7 30 p m in the Legion hall. Councilors Martha Heil and Ann Hudson also speak. Parents and members invited. Refreshments served.
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Holly Campbell
Carole Acker
Betty Wisener
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Martha Heiland
Ann Hudson
Breakfast Welcomes Stamford High Freshmen Into School
Newcoming freshman girls were welcomed by Sub Deb Club members at a sunrise breakfast hosted by Connie Ivy. Orange juice and doughnuts were served. A prophecy was read and the honorees received diplomas welcoming them into high school.
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Newcoming
Stamford High School
Sun Rise
Connie Ivy
Kines Daughters Host Social at Trinity Baptist Church
The King's Daughters Sunday School Class hosted Faith 5.8 at Harmon Park Friday night. Mrs. Lucille Bean directed games while homemade ice cream and cake were served. Attendees included Ruth Levens Alice Berry Earl Ivy Havel Wadzeck Timmie Portwood Bobbie Bell Willie Mae McCann Jewell Weeks Josie Reid Lucille Bean Pearl Doyle Mae Baldwin Lillie Gillispe Belle West and Thelma Bolding.
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King’s Daughters
Trinity Baptist Church
Faith
Harmon Park
Lucille Bean
Mmes
Ruth Levens
Alice Berry
Earl Ivy
Havel Wadzeck
Timmie Portwood
Bobbie Bell
Willie Mae McCann
Jewell Weeks
Josie Reid
Pearl Doyle Mae Baldwin
Lillie Gillispe
Belle West
Thelma Bolding
Plans to Cut Saline Brazos River Pollution
The Brazos River Authority coordinates a long range study to reduce salt and gypsum pollution from Croton and Dove Creeks north of Jayton, aiming to improve water quality for irrigation and municipal use. Findings show salt stratification and brine sources near the Peacock formation, with proposed deep-well and dam storage solutions to isolate contaminated water.
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Brazos River
Brazos
Kent, Stonewall
King Counties
Dove Creek
Peacock
Abilene Couple Announces Daughter’s Wedding Plan
Mr and Mrs Burris G Bea of Abilene announce the betrothal of their daughter Po y to Cliff O Clanton of Abilene The groom elect is son of Mr and Mrs C T Clanton Also stated the wedding will occur July 1 at the groom elect’s parents home The bride elect is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs P M Beaty of Stamford
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Burris G. Bea
Abilene
Poy
Cliff O. Clanton
Abine
Mrs. C. T. Clanton
P. M. Beaty
Stamford
Kinard Family Reunites After Twenty Years
The Kinard siblings held a reunion to mark twenty years since they all gathered. Daughters Mary Louise Kinard and Patsy Kinard, now Mrs. L C Trovillion and Mrs. George S Wright, attended with husbands and children. The group, including Major and Mrs. Robert L Kinard and their son Robert, spent time in San Antonio with extended Kinard relatives.
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KE. B. Kinard
Mrs. Kinard
L. C. Trovillion
Mary Louise Kinard
George S. Wright
Japan
Mrs. Wright
San Antonio
Major
Robert L. Kinard
Robert
Bell Use of Telephone First Message
Alexander Graham Bell spoke the famous line to his assistant as the first telephone call. A 48 gun salute marks Independence Day at army posts with suitable artillery. Vincennes, settled in 1727, is Indiana’s oldest city.
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Mr. Watson
Alexander Graham Bell
Vincennes
Indiana
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