Tom Bean Community News Roundup
Kelly Harmon celebrated his seventh birthday with a Sherman bowling party and a family dinner in Tom Bean. Thelma Maxwell to Sherman Community Hospital for hip surgery. C C Quinn Jr. recovering from heart surgery in Houston. Debbie Wortham and Jim Rodgers return to Texas A&M. Rounding out notes on hospital discharges, a pink blue shower for Mrs. Robert Howell, and Ray Roberts’ reconciliation and return to Washington.
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Kelly Harmon
Sherman
Russell Harmon
Tom Bean
Thelma Maxwell
Sherman Community Hospital
A.C. Quinn
C.C. Quinn, Jr
St. Luke's Hospital
Houston
Sherman Hospitals
Betty Holcolm
Joan Moore
Debbie Wortham
John Wortham
Jim Rodgers
Joe Rodgers
College Station
Texas A
Bells First Baptist Pancake Breakfast Jan 18
The BELLS Son Shine Youth Choir hosts a pancake breakfast Sunday January 18 in the church fellowship hall from 7 30 to 9 am. Donations support the Summer Tour fund directed by Mary Lou Johnson. Everyone is invited to attend.
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BELLS
Son-Shine
The
Bells First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Mary Lou Johnson
T J Davidson and Cecil Ward Contact Numbers
T J Davidson and Cecil Ward list multiple telephone contacts with area code 817. Numbers include 668 7731 668 8984 665 4367 and 665 3167. No additional context or events accompany the lines.
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T.J. Davidson
Senior Spotlight highlights Rollin Meisenbach
The W H S News features Rollin Meisenbach son of Mrs. Bob Meisenbach born in Houston Texas on August 12 1958 active in high school roles include Jr class treasurer 1974 75 Beta Club Tiger Club Student Council and sports basketball baseball four years He enjoys Mexican food El Chico sports music and cars with a Mustang II and ZZ Top song Tush He plans college and part time work after graduation.
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Rollin Meisenbach
Bob Meisenbach
Houston
Texas
Rollin
Denison
el Chico
T.v
Steve McQueen
Valerie Perrine
ZZ Topp
Janet Smith
Janet
Clyde Almond
Corsicana
Dallas
Whitewright
W.H.S. Weekly
Tiger Club
F.H.A
Log Lake
Robert Redford
Karen Valentine
Gritchen
Sweet Home
Alabama
Texas History Highlights From State Symbols and Names
The Tejas Indians gave the name Texas meaning friend in Spanish, linked to earlyHasinai words. Texas also refers to a steamboat stateroom area, and Texas Our Texas became the official state song in 1929. The state motto Friendship was adopted in 1930, bluebonnet became state flower in 1901, a flower song Bluebonnets appeared in 1933, and the mockingbird was named state bird in 1927.
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Texas
Trinity
Angelina Rivers
William J. Marsh
Gladys Yoakum Wright
Fort Worth
Marsh
Julia D. Booth
Lora C. Crockett
Dan Moody
Agriquotes on English grass and Indian fields praised
William Penn advocates laying down English grass and ploughing new Indian fields. After a crop or two, grass feeds sheep and nourishes the ground as well as feeding and clothing people. The quotation emphasizes agricultural renewal and soil health.
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Melinda Jester
Thi
England
America
William Penn
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John D. Neves
Alvin
James Powell, III
John Hibbit
Doug Neves
Bells School Board
O.V. Barker
Patti Carlton
Honey Grove
Cooper van
Fannindel
Rena Shepherd
Charla Kimball
Wanda Hastings
Jana Hastings
Trene Jarvis
Bull Sale
Gainesville Livestock
Gainesville, Texas
Cecil Ward
W.H.S. News
By Jan Neathery
Dana Kimball
Steve Hodge
Jan Neathery
Texas History
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Gladiola
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Chuck Roast
Chuck
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Food King
Affiliated Food Stores
Ates
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IBION
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