Tuxedo Baptist barbecue and local visits noted
Members of Tuxedo Baptist Church enjoyed a basement barbecue after prayer meeting with about 39 attendees. Several local families and visitors from El Paso Hollis Abilene Lubbock Denver City and Plainview were mentioned among weekend visits and family gatherings. Mrs W C Carlton underwent emergency appendectomy at Stamford Sanitarium and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Carlton
Stamford Sanitarium
The
Baptist Church
A. J. French, Jr
el Paso
A. J. French Sr
Denver City
D. V. French
Ronnie
Donnie
John Arthur
Floyd Price
Don
Cleta
Hollis
Okla
C. P. Pritchard
Cherry Kay
Sandra
Eddie
Abilene
Edwin Pritchard
Tony
Harvey Allen Rivers
Lubbock
Joe Carlton
Marcus Hager
Stamford
Keesler tennis coach Jim Wilson stars in team surge
Lt James Wilson son of a Stamford woman and electronics instructor at Keesler Field Biloxi Mississippi leads the KAFB tennis team to eight wins and one loss. His No 1 singles play and doubles with Bill Farmer powered a 6 3 6 3 and 6 3 8 6 victory over Corry Field Navy. Wilson a former TCU net artist is credited with boosting the club to its strong season and is joined by Frank Dakil as top marksmen. His mother Mrs Mary Wilson and sister Nancy plan to visit before summer end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Stamford
Keesler
St. James Wilson
Biloxi
Miss
KAFB
Wilson
Texas
Jim Wilson
TCU Net
Frank Dakil
Childress
Corry Field
Navy
Pensacola
Fla
TCU
Wil
Bill Farmer
Lewis
Henry Hume
Mary Wilson
Nancy
Pickling and Canned Vegetables Program At Sanitarian Club
The Home Demonstration Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. J. H. Rivers home with Mrs. Ira Treadwell presiding. Members and two visitors enjoyed a menu of sandwiches pickled beets potato chips cake and punch after a program on Pickling and Canned Vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagerton
Edwin Pritchard
Tony
Abilene
C. P. Pritchard
Billy Buske
Lubbock
Jack Buske
Doyle McKennon Sr
McKennon
Joe Pittman
Midland
Mental Health Topic at Club Meeting June 11
A meeting of three home demonstration clubs at the Lueders church discussed mental health led by Mrs. Fleida McLaughlin from Abilene State Hospital. Attendees included members from Willow Creek and Pleasant Valley clubs, with organ music by Mrs. Reuben Nance and a solo by Mrs. C. B. Melton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleida McLaughlin
Abilene State Hospital
Methodist Church
Lueders
Pleasant Valley
Willow Creek
McLaughlin
Reuben Nance
C. B. Melton
R. Felts
Willow Creek Club
Pleasant Valley Club
Lueders Club
Mmes. W. T. Denham
L. W. Whitley
N. I. Williams
Glen Odell
James Overton
Jim Miller
Frank Woodfin
A. Burkman
J. R. Nance
J. J. Bledsoe
Bert Johnson
Oscar Ekdahl
T. L. Gifford
R. L. Hines
Mack Doty
Nels Hansen
C. M. Latham
E. W. Rosenquist
C. H. Young
Henry Loop
Pearl Latimer
T. E. White
E. R. Smyth
Olan Goff
Cecil Goff
Homer Thomas
L. H. Strand
W.M. Carlton
C. L. Moritz
W. P. Moore
Carl Ekdahl
H. A. Haynes
E. W. Carlson
Grace Henderson
Bandeen Manley
Charles Myatt
Maxey Harvey
Miss Lydia Carlson
Chlordane Dust Fights Tomato Worms Across County
Tomato hornworms threaten multiple county patches. County Agent Bill Lehmberg cites control options using 5 percent chlordane or 20 percent toxaphene dust. Aphids also plague vegetables and ornamentals. lindane or rotenone dust at 1 percent covers all vegetables with a harvest warning for lindane. Russ Million, returning from Lubbock after mumps, is reported doing fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lehmberg
Sagerton Woman to Join Husband in Germany
Sagerton resident Mrs. C. D. Swope Jr will depart June 29 for Germany to reunite with her husband Cpl Swope of the 19th Airborne Group stationed at Bad Toelz. She will fly Dallas to Munich via New York and Paris. The couple married May 1953 in Fayetteville North Carolina. She is valedictorian of her Sagerton high school class. The Swopes plan to live in a furnished apartment overseas for about a year leaving only clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Swope, Jr
Dallas
Munich
New York City
Paris
Cpl. Swope
Bad Toelz
Germany
19Th Airborne Group
Fort Bragg
N. C
C. D. Swope
Kermit
Swope
Marlene Laughlin
G. L. Laughlin
Lagerton
Fayetteville
Sagerton
Lueders
Rule High School
Swopes
Bell Family to Teach at Haskell Next Year
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bell will join Haskell schools with Mr. Bell teaching science at Haskell High and Mrs. Bell teaching piano and music in both elementary and high school. They study at Texas Tech in Lubbock this summer and plan to move to Haskell with their three daughters after summer school. Mr. Bell has nine years of teaching experience in Dumont Bangs Oplin and Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Bell
Haskell
Supt. Co. D. Allen
Bell
Haskell High School
Stamford
Dumont
Bangs
Oplin
Rochester
Van Meter Family Attends Wedding in Iowa
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Van Meter and son Bobby travel from Pasadena to Ogden Iowa for the wedding of Lois Van Meter. Mrs. Van Meter, formerly Jo Ann Russell, will sing Because and The Lord's Prayer. Bobby will be ring bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob van Meter
Bobby
Pasadena
Ogden
Iowa
Mr. van Meter
Lois van Meter
Van Meters plan wedding trip through Austin and Stamford
The Van Meters have been in Austin where he has been taking State Board Dentistry examinations and will return after the wedding to Stamford for a brief visit on their way back to Pasadena. Mrs. E Beverie of Wichita Falls came Thursday for several days visit with her father J R Tanner who is ill. Her great niece Susan McClellan returned to Wichita Falls with her Sunday for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Meters
Austin
Stamford
Pasadena
E. Beverie
Wich— Falls
J. R. Tanner
Susan McClellan
Wichita Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tuxedo Baptist Church
TO Finance CO
W. McHarg
Mus Istms
Icecircle
Servel Ice Maker
Duke
N. Swenson
Hammer Pontiac Co
Russ Million
L. E. Million, Jr
D. Kinney
Russ
C. S. McNeely
A. E. McNeely
Cisco
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Miami
Havanna
Cuba
Arlington
McNeelys
L. E. Harper
C. a _. CROMWELL
Metrist
West Side Square
Mrs. Bell
Hamlin Sand & Gravel Co., Inc
Hamlin
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