Rotary Club Officers Change Hands at Washington
Duties of president passed from Bud Manzer to Dr. EB Jones during a regular luncheon meeting Tuesday. No formal installation will be held. Manzer becomes vice president and Jack Hurst begins his second year as secretary treasurer. Directors include Jones Manzer Hurst Parsons Cocke Pigg and Handley.
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Waleington
Jones
Manzer
Hurst
Sandy
Parsons
R.H. Cocke
Kelly Pigg
Barn Handley
Milk and food safety myths in a balanced diet
The text argues milk is essential in a balanced diet and rejects claims that milk and fruit juice must not be consumed together. It explains fresh fish prevents sickness, debunks the notion that milk causes constipation, and asserts fruit juices aid digestion by softening curd, applying to buttermilk as well.
Local league figures weather impact on remaining games
R F Curry says Sullivan leads the local league with eight wins and two losses but six games remain, likely only three will be played due to rain-outs. Wednesday double header Cragg Roads versus Piggly Wipely and Cross Roads versus Loco. standings show Sullivan 8 2, Lees 5 6, Pali 6 25, Shinnery 4 28, Cross Roads 5 16, Piggly Wipely 7 45.
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Curry
Cragg Roads
Piggly Wipely
Cross Roads
Loco
Yiresent
Pet
Sullivan
Lees Afi
Pali
Shinnery
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Civic Clubs Names From Page One Continue Listing
The article lists numerous civic club members and couples including Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wells, Judge and Mrs. C. Bishop, Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Jones, Rev. Rawlins Cherryhomes, and many others, naming individuals and pairs across a community roster as part of a continuing society notice.
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Tinie Kelso
Mra
K" Hikenburg
Scott Youth Harts Eye On Barb Wire Fence On Friday
Eleven year old Scevatt Scott of Sanmorwood suffered a painful right eye injury after running into a barbed wire fence while chasing a chicken at an uncle’s home. Four stitches were needed for his nose and eyelid.
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T. Scevatt
Sam Scott
Sanmorwood
C. W. Thomas
Wellington Plans Summer Youth Recreation Program
Wellington will host a city park based summer recreation program with use of the park and softball field secured by the school board. Equipment including balls bats and marbles will be provided and four directors will supervise younger children. Each sponsoring organization will oversee one week of activities with opening details to follow.
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Wellington
Property men discuss plans to boost town and county business
Mr. Thomas invites readers to discuss plans for carrying on business for the town and county, aiming to advance local interests. The note follows a continuation from Page One and signals ongoing efforts by property men.
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Mr. Thomas
Baptist Revival Continues with Dr Pond Sermons in Wellington
Dr. Pond, longtime evangelist, leads Baptist Revival services in Wellington with an intermediate choir, a young people's choir, and an adult choir. He arrives from Caldwell, home in Waco, and shares sermons themed on Psalms and Jesus, plus his popular railroad sermon. Morning services at 10, evening at 8:45, with pre-service prayer meetings for juniors, young people, women, and men.
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Wellington
Caldwell
Waco
Pond
Christ
Work In County Four Communities Planned For Agriculture
The article lists four county communities arranged for agricultural use. Community One includes Walter Camp Alva Woods Ervin Brewer Oris Hudson G C M Blandford and Oran Sweat. Community Two lists J D Schoonover G W Bradley Henry Davidson Herbert Knoll Wayne Johnson and Lewis Green. Community Three names Urban E Kelly George R Null J D Jenking Wallace Orear Warren Carter Grover Roden and Buster Smith. Community Four cites L C Pharis Gus Gooch Pat OHair and Buck Breeding.
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Walter Camp
Alva Woods
Ervin Brewer
Oris Hudson
GC. M. Blandford
Oran Sweat
J. D. Schoonover
G. W. Bradley
Henry Davidson
Herbert Knoll
Wayne Johnson
Lewis Green
Urban E. Kelley
George R. Null
J. D. Jenking
Wallace O’rear
Warren Carter
Grover Roden
Buster Smith
L. C. Pharis
Gus Gooch
Pat O'Hair
Buck Breeding
Four Attend Confinued From Page One Church Notice
The article notes there will be no morning preaching service at the church while regular services proceed at the evening hour.
Mrs. W. L. White Named Swearingen Teacher
Mrs. W. L. White, resident near Quail, elected to teach at Swearingen School for the coming year. She previously taught at Salt Fork and Quail and recently studied at West Tex as State in Canyon. White will oversee intermediate work and is noted as a musician and community leader.
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W. L. White
Quail
Swearingen
White
Salt Fork
West Texas State Allege
Canyon
Texas Heads Toward Quieter Mature Living
Texas faces a shift to calmer, older living as birth rates fall and life expectancy rises. By 1976 the nation’s 65 plus population will surge, reshaping labor, schooling, recreation, and migration toward quieter suburbs while public health advances extend lifespans.
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Jared
America
Texas
Traffic Fatalities For State Show Below May Year Ago
Incomplete May traffic totals indicate figures will be well under the 127 deaths recorded in May of last year. State police report 96 May fatalities from highway patrol data, with 26 pedestrians and 35 vehicle operators among the dead. Notable incidents include a 4 year old in Pampa crushed when a roof he stood on slipped, a San Angelo boy killed by a car while fleeing a kite, a Houston pedestrian hit by a car after another vehicle collided with a switch engine, and Fort Worth resident W M Bounds killed when avoiding two trucks and colliding with a bus near Forney.
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Jack Heathington
Heathington
San Angelo
Philip Acosta
Con
W. K. Fudge
Houston
W. M. Bounds
Fort Worth
Bounds
Forney
Mrs Crow in Shamrock Hospital with critical illness
Lutie resident Mrs Permelia Crow, 79, is critically ill at Shamrock Hospital after a hip fracture at home on June 10. Family says she developed kidney trouble recently and her condition worsened Sunday, she has lived in Lutie for many years.
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Crow
Lutie
Shamrock
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