Heat and harvests mark Sagerton notes and gatherings
The Sagerton column records an intense heat wave and ongoing wheat harvesting with yields posted from 10 to 15 bushels per acre. It lists family visits and socials including reunions, picnics, and guests from Eastland, Waco, Dallas, and Houston. Local church services and political speeches are noted along with travels by residents to Galveston and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Lambert
Waco
Ethel Mae Kelly
Ome
Cliff LeFevre
R. C. Gibson
Clarence Parsons
Eastland
Wubert Magness
Farwell
Wallace Rogers
Sagerton
Travis Beil
Wilson Gibson
E. B. Bowen
Stamford
The
Methodist Church
Sagerton Methodist
Woodrow Adcock
Charlie Clark
A. Clark
Haskell County
Florrie Massin
Reuben Lambert
Houston
Galveston
Gulf
Roy Weinke
Douglas
Dallas
Allene McCarrol
Cobb Guests From Cobb Community Visited
Mr and Mrs Glen Cobb and son G H hosted a Sunday gathering with several Cobb family relatives including Howell Cobb Von Cobb Clifton Jean Mary and Burl Bunkley from Stamford and R A Gillespie Ralph Smith and Mary Jo Martin from Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Cobb
G. H
Howell Cobb
von Cobb
Clifton
Jean
Mary von
Cobb
Burl Bunkley
Stamford
R. A. Gillespie
Ralph Smith
Mary Jo Martin
Albany
Preacher Draws Large Audience Sunday Morning and Night
Sunday visitors and local families joined Rev. J. E. Shewbert for morning and evening services. Waco guests Cleola and Dorothy Belle Miles visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bosse. Several local families, including the Middlebrooks and Kuens tlers, spent Sunday with relatives in Winters and Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Shewbert
Cleola
Dorothy Belle Miles
Waco
Ernest Bosse
M. L. Middlebrook
Louie Kuenstler
Truett
Mary Lou
Martin Middlebrook
Winters
Othe Nanny
Midway
Lucille Cox
Barbara Helen
Rule
J. W. Nanny
Audrey Thompson
Graham
Bill Thomas
Glen Stanford
Local families gather for Sunday visits and church day
Various residents from McConnell Goree Stamford and neighboring towns visited relatives and friends Sunday and Thursday. Attendees included H L Terrell and family, Ralph Shanafelt, Lewallen family Sey mour, Roscoe Hood, Earl Westbrook, Glenn Stanford family, Waynne Perry family, Barbara Cox and others. Father’s Day was celebrated at the West home with cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Cox
McConnell
H. L. Terrell
Jerry
Dave Terrell
Ward
Ralph Shanafelt
Sunnyside
A. R. Brown
Lewallen
Seymour
I. B. Lewallen
Horace Hood
Roscoe Hood
Stamford
Vernon Routon
Goree
Jim Caffey
Earl Westbrook
Glenn Stanford
Leeders
A. Q. Stanford
Waynne Perry
Billy Wayne
Barbara Helen Cox
Rule
J. W. Nanny
Jay West
W. S. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Graham
The
Baptist Church
Alice Hartsfield
H. A. Gipson
Mr. Gipson
Billy West
J. T. Caffey
Preston Seenteeen
Harvey Terrell
Bill Thomas
J. J. West
W. T. West
Hospital notes and church group activity update
Hospital news from Stamford, Anson, Rule and Rotan reports many patients improving or observing. The First Baptist W M U met for Isaiah study with eleven attendees led by Mrs Robbins. Kinney Furniture announces a shipment of medium priced dining room suites and porch yard furniture sale offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
W. F. Robbins
Mesdames Robbins
T. R. Tinsley
Alton McClellan
George Gregory
W. C. Cannon
Otis Harbert
Ed Dodson
J. M. Martin
Rupert Dougharty
Kinney Furniture Company
Smashing Atom May Bring Hope to Cancer Victims
Ann Arbor Michigan report explains Enrico Fermi's neutron reflection method to create temporary radioactive elements for medical use. The technique boosts production 20 to 100 times by surrounding the target with hydrogen rich material to reflect neutrons back for a second chance at the atom nuclei. Medical researchers see potential for localized radioactive therapy but require extensive testing before practical medical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Service
Enrico Fermi
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Professor Fermi
Fermi
New Salt Roads in Ithaca Demonstrate Cheap Farm Roads
Dr. Cloyd D. Looker of Ithaca reports salt soil stabilized roads as a low cost, durable option for light traffic routes. A two year proven link between Ithaca and its airport used salt roads during construction with plans for hard surfacing. Methods include mixing salt with road material, adding water, and rolling to firm the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cloyd D. Looker
No Sermons Sunday at Presbyterian Church
No preaching services will be held next Sunday as Rev. Wm. F. Rogan teaches at the Young People's Conference in Buffalo Gap. Church School meets at 9 45 with orchestra music, then sessions. Regular worship resumes the first Sunday in July. The U P Conference runs to July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Rogan
Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Conference
Buffalo Gap
U. P
Young People’s Choir
Conference Tabernacle
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Emmitt Cox
Hasting
M. M. Cobb
Lucille
Myrtle
Pearl Newcomb
Marvin Cobb
Willoughby
Elmo Decker
Ranger
Eph Ivy
Ruby Bean
Mr. McCoy
East Texas
Pete McCoy
Tull Newcomb
C. C. Middleton
Dave Reyes
Arkansas
J. Z. Williams
Raymond Williams
Ermon Williams
Rockdale
POST
Brea
Coffee Red Circle Ib
Pillsbury’s
Aic
Crisco
Lifebody
Bartlett
Wisconsin
Sunnyfield
Mary Ethel Corley
W. F. Tredemeyer
Lagerton
Joe Green
Clarence Day
Gene
Jack
Ppm
T. Thornton of
Rotan
Ernest Sprayberry
Anson
Wayne Bailey
W. A. Reeder
Plainview
E Howard
Rotar
Roy Herndon
Zern Miller
Ed Dulaney
George Finley
Nancy Jane Nowell
Haskell
Larry Holmes
Avoca
J. M. Stoneman
W.W. J. Hill
Hamlin
Sylvester
Kinney
Smashing Atom
New York
Elizabeth Jackson
Memorial Baptist Church
T. A. Upshaw
Leeders Baptist
P. C Williams
J. T. Medlin
Edgar Miles
J. A. Brooks
J. H. Weldon
W. E. Dobbins
Ballinger
Lilias Penick
Jean Brownfield
Eva Jo Upshaw
Sophie Ann Nelson
Jimmy Nelson
Carolyn Beth Williams
Consumer
Prunes
SAXET
Canterbury Tea
Blue Ribbon
Zephyr
Inive
Chuck Roast
Piggly Wiggly Stores
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