Honor Roll List At Quail High Honors Students Across Grades
Forty three girls named on Quail honor roll for second six weeks Supt Herman Moseley announced This includes 14 on A honor roll Senidis B roll Virginia Ann Kennedy and Dean Johnson Juniors B rolls And Baggett Sophomores A roll the Gi breth and Stanley Goanelly roll Dianne Moseley Nancy Emmert and Denzil Phipps Freshmen 1 rolls Linda Peters and Janice Pitts Eighth grade B roll berry Haralson Seventh grade B roll Cary Don Neeley Sixth grade A roll Janta Goanell Boro Benny Carson and Reta Cummings Fifth grade A roll Clarence Long B roll Richard Gilbreth Fourth grade A roll Kittie Cooke B roll Brenda Childers Darrel Foomator Logan Gilbreth Frank Kennedy Roger Long Tommy Goatman and Mark White Third grade A roll Walter Long B roll Karen Peters and Laron Peters Second grade A roll Melissa Cooke Mary Ann Gilbreth Lins ox Lindsey and Joel Ross 2 roll Karen Blevins Jerry Langley Janet Patterson and Glenda Stephens First grade A roll Grant Long Doris Peters Pattie Stephens and Sheri White 1 roll Teresa Patterson Hope Souda and Louretta Welch Mr and Mrs W N Price visited their daughter in Amarito and their son in Clarendon over weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Moseley
Senidis
Virginia Ann Kennedy
Dean Johnson
Linda
Peters
Janice Pitts
Erry Haralson
Cary Don Neeley
Janta Goanell
Benny Carson
Reta Cummings
Clarence Long
Richard Gilbreth
Kittie Cooke
Brenda Childers
Darrel Foomat
City Baptists to Evangelism Meet in Dallas
First Baptist Church group attended the Texas Baptist Evangelism Conference in Dallas from Monday to Wednesday January 14 10. Principal speaker was Evangelist Billy Graham. Address at Dallas Memorial Auditorium targeted Baptist pastors and lay leaders with the public invited. Theme was Basic World Need Evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Texas Baptist Evangelism Conference
Glenn Hickey
Danny
Dee Durha
B. F. Chance
Buddy Carter
Alvin Florton
Randall Scott
Woodrow Wood
Oris West
Silas Crawford
Harold Keller
J. J. Garcia
Billy Grahin
Dallas Memorial Auditorum
Quail Juniors to Meet Hedley in Twin Game Night
The Quail Junior High basketball team will meet Hedley on Monday night June 21 on the Quail court. The double header starts at 6 30 p m. Coach Richard Gilbreth says Hedley has some fairly strong teams to challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quail
Hedley
Quail Court
Richard Gilbreth
Father of Mrs. Savage Dies at 87 in Farmersville
G. D. Henslee aged 87, father of Mrs. Claude Savage, died Friday morning January 4 near Farmersville. He spent life within a six mile radius of town. Funeral services were held at First Methodist Church, burial in IOOF cemetery. He married Eunice Ella Smith September 21, 1894, celebrating their 68th wedding anniversary last September. He helped form Henslee Chapel Church and served as Sunday school superintendent 35 years. Survived by wife, three daughters and four sons. The Savages returned home January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Henslee
Claude Savage
Farmersville
First Methodist Church
Jioof
Henslee
Eunice Ella Smith
Hea
Henslee Chapel
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds in Dodson Area
Archy Martin to Tommy Vann transfers through multiple lots in Dodson. Quit claim by Frank Ford and wife to A Welch. Partition by F L White to F Lee White Jr. Week Box to Howard Gray. Horton to Charley Hill tract out of section 2. J T Slay to J M Orr portions in sections 15 and 16. Arthur Belew to Garthel Lewin NE4 51 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Martin
Tommy Vann
Dodson
Frank Ford
A. Welch
F. L. White
F. Lee White Jr
Howard Gray
A. E. Horton
Charley Hill
J. T. Slay
J. M. Orr
Arthur Belew
Garthel G. Lewin
Hot Check Bill Proposed By Texas Senator
Sen Bruce Reagan proposes a measure to let justice of the peace courts handle hot check cases up to 25 dollars shortening travel for merchants. Rep George Richardson contrasts a Fort Worth bill to raise the limit to 50 dollars for JP courts. Miss Sharon Williams of Plainview visited James Richardson's home Sunday.
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Justices of the Peace
Peace Court
Sharon Williams
Plainview
James Richardson
Beta Club Bake Sale at Wellington High Saturday
The Beta Glib of Wellington High School will hold a bake sale in front of C H Pharmacy on Saturday January 19 starting at 9 a.m. Proceeds support Beta Club activities and student projects as long as treats remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Glib
Wellington High School
C&h Pharmacy
Tractor Tune-ups Boost Power And Fuel Efficiency
Texas A&M extension engineer Henry O Neal reports that tune ups on gasoline or LP gas tractors can raise power by about 11 percent and fuel efficiency by as much as 14 percent. Regular 250 hour maintenance aids proper timing and carburetor adjustment to prevent wasted fuel and overheating. Farmers can perform many steps with simple tools costing about eight dollars, guided by the operator manual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Henry O'Neal
Extension Agricultural Engineer
Texas A&m College
O’neal
O'Neal
Texas House Rules Fight After Speakership Row
The Texas House elected Byron Tunnell speaker with minimal opposition, but a post election rules clash emerged led by Rep. Bob Eckhardt. A push to adopt the 57th Legislature’s permanent rules as the 58th temporary rules failed 108 to 39, maintaining the prior session’s approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Speak’er
Byron Tunnell
Tyler
John Alaniz
San Antonio
Tunzell
Bob l Eckhardt
Houston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phens
Sheri White
Teresa Patterson
Hope Souda
Louretta Welch
W.N. Price
Leon Bettis
Amarito
Harvey Price
Clarendon
Tiger Bay
Horst Buchholz
Hayley Mills
Ritz Theatre
John Mills
Buchholz
Cardiff
Great Britain
City Baptists
Dallas
Quail Juniors
California
Hatch Dry Goods
the Fair Store
Eddie Slay
Saied’s Department Store
the Fashion Shop
Johnny French
Ben Franklin Store
Pontiac
Tempest
Wellington, Texas
Wellington
Texas
Beta Club
Ho Dr. Pepper
Forgers Coffee
KRAFT
Kraft’s
Nabisco
Maryland Club
Swindell
Heinz
Dial
Swindell Sausage
Kimbells
Oleo
S&h
LRA E
Erator
Raymond Patton
Luther Sullivan
Texas House
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