Mrs. W. E. Hudson Died At Stewart Nursing Home
Mrs. W. E. Hudson aged 84 died at Stewart Nursing Home in Abilene at 1 30 PM Monday after a three week illness. Funeral held in Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev. Melvin Byrd and Rev. Thomas J. Young officiating. burial in Northview Cemetery. Survived by two daughters, two brothers, seven grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. husband died in 1935.
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W. E. Hudson
Runnels County
Stewart Nursing Home
Abilene
Spill Memorial Chapel
Melvin Byrd
Temple Baptist
Taylor County
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Drasco
Winters
Clara Morris
Gene Virden
Winters First
Tastin Tea Set By Winters FHA For April 6
The Winters Future Homemakers of America sponsor a Tastin Tea on Saturday April 6 from 2 to 5 pm in the Homemaking Cottage. Tickets from FHA members or at the door grant tastings of featured desserts. Coffee and punch provided. Recipe books and individual dessert recipes available for purchase.
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Future Homemakers of America
FHA
Smiths Return to Ardmore After Ten Day Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Smith return to their Ardmore home after a ten day visit with parents Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Smith and Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Merck.
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Oklahoma
Vernon Smith
Ardmore
Bryan Smith
A. O. Merck
First Baptist WMS studies Philippines mission
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church met Tuesday for a Philippines mission study. Leaders guided singing prayer devotion and a panel on the Philippines covering Igorot Chinese Manila Christians Moros Mindanao and Baptist work including literature medicine education radio ministry and a hospital project.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Philippines
Wayne Sims
Loyd Roberson
George Poe
R.D. Collins
Baguio
The
Roberson
Arizona
H. P. Witkowski
Luzon
W. W. King
W. S. Cooke
Manila
Mindanao
W. R. Kennedy
Southern Baptists
Lee Choate
Baptist Center
Sub Deb Club Met In Brown Home
The Sub Deb Club gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown with Katherine Grissom as hostess. Ginger Gardner chaired, Judy E. Smith led roll call, and Scandal was read before refreshments for the listed members.
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Oscar Brown
Katherine Grissom
Ginger Gardner
Judy E. Smith
Judy A. Smith
LaRoss Sheppard
Carolyn Scott
Susan Roberts
Wanda Powers
Judy Kettler
Linda White
Sharon Johnson
Sherry Stanford
Judy Williams
Mary Young
Louise Adams
Thelma Hendrix
June Puckett
Louise Davis
Virginia Brown
Winters VFW Auxiliary Elects Officers and Delegates
Texas VFW Auxiliary president Mrs Ann Marchall visited Winters Auxiliary 9193 with Mrs Bob Donalson of San Angelo. Officers for year were elected and will be installed in April, duties begin after the June District Convention. Delegates named include Mrs Ted Meyer and Mrs M L Guy with alternates Mrs Joe Cortez and Mrs J L Morrow. Card of thanks from F C Mills thanking neighbors for support during hospital stay.
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L. A
Ann) Marchall
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Texas
Auxiliary
Bob Donalson
San Angelo
District 22
Department
James Croc
Mrs Shipman Recuperating After Major Houston Surgery
Mrs John Shipman is convalescing nicely at the home of her daughter in Houston after a major operation. Also in Houston are Mrs John King and Mrs M L Guy with two guests.
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Houston
John Shipman
Joe Streigier
John King
M. L.guy
Lutheran Church Chancel Guild Reports On Linens Care
The St. John's Lutheran Church Chancel Guild met Thursday evening in the parsonage for a regular session. Mrs Bill Hoppe gave a devotion titled The Lament of Regret. Miss Emma Henninger opened with prayer. Mrs Chas Adams led the linens care topic. Miss Hosmer preenes for business and roll call.
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Bill Hoppe
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Emma Henniger
Chas. Adams
Hosmer Preenes
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Iva
Ballinger
Brads
MR. Farmer
First Baptist Wms
Brown
Winters Vfw
F. C. Mills
Itp
Lutheran Church Chancel Guild
Moore P Moore
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