Cochran N F Club Enjoys All Day Meeting at Crockett Home
Members of the N F Club gathered at Mrs. Joe Crockett’s home for an all day session with fifteen members and a guest. A word contest winner was Mrs Wayne Roberts and reading by Selma Chapman titled Two Pictures. Several dozens of attendees shared iced tea sandwiches and cake, with many local residents visiting through the weekend and visits to relatives noted across Ballinger and Harmony regions. Pauline and Josephine Deike are reported nearly recovered from mumps.
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N. F. Club
Joe Crockett
Franklin Club
O. D. Bradford
Wayne Roberts
Selma Chapman
Mesdames
G. C. Blackwood
Homer Briley
Jackson
Herrington
Charlie Ernst
Tatum
Herbert Minzenmeyer
John Minzenmeyer
Earl Chapmond
Carrie Chapmond
J. R. Wood
H. M. Roberts
T. H. Worthington
B. B. Smith
Ray Tunnell
L. Ernst
Alton Stehle
Johnnie Minzenmayer
Bill Minzenmayer
Will H. Brown
Bernice Wood
Lizzie M. Blackwood
Selma Chapmond
Alten Stehle
Oscar Richardson
Hatchel
Kelly Brown
Ray Sue Bartlett
Jean Barlow
Reece Jones
Bill Worthington
Victory
Frank Deike
Raymond Kurtz
John Minzenmayer
Paul Haupt
Nolen Sellers
Pauline
Josephine Deike
Lee
Drasco
Miss Anita Maddox Returns to San Antonio College
Miss Anita Maddox resumes studies at Our Lady of the Lake College after holidays with her parents Dr and Mrs R A Maddox in San Antonio. Dorothey Brian daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Brian returns home after several days in Sealy Hospital for medical treatment and is improving rapidly. Winter clothes cleaning and storage offered by Carl Davis Tailor Shop with phone 212. Want ads get results.
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Anita Maddox
San Antonio
Our Lady of the Lake College
R. A. Maddox
Dorothey June Brian
Walter Brian
King
Sealy Hospital
Carl Davis Tailor Shop
Odell Martin
Winters
Janie Simpson
Minnie Hubbard
Babe O
Knox City
Jim A. Smith
Sunday School and Church Services Schedule
Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 00 subject An Invitation to Jesus young people meet at 7 15 p m Missionary Society meets Monday at 3 00 Workers Council meets Wednesday at 7 45 J W Sharbutt pastor Methodists of Runnels county met at Crews all day service Rev D A Chisholm of Brownwood spoke at 11 00 and will host next meeting at Bethel on Wednesday May 13.
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Jesus
the Missionary Society
Workers Council
J. W. Sharbutt
Methodists
Runnels County
Crews
D. A. Chisholm
Central Methodist Church
Brownwood
Chishelm
Bethel
Sunday services and midweek schedule at First Baptist
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 a m and evening service at 7 45. Monday W M S meets at 3 00 for Bible study. Wednesday mid week services at 7 30.
Local Church Events Highlight Weekend Plan and Socials
The DRASCO community notes Methodist meeting closes Sunday night with 176 registered at Tuesday's youth gathering where cake and cream were served. Baptist church plans a Saturday night and Sunday services with a Basket Lunch for Orphans Day. Families and neighbors share visits and surprise birthday dinners, with various residents mentioned in social updates.
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Methodist Meeting
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
D. A. Dobbins
Frances Lou
Craseco
Car! Brooks
Shelby Horn
Mrs. Horn
Mr. Harwood
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Victory Club Meeting at Ben Featherston Home
The Victory Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Ben Featherston's home on April 7 with vice president Mrs. Riley Marks presiding. Six members and three visitors attended as they worked on a friendship quilt block and held a round table discussion. Visitors included Mrs. Ray Fisher Mrs. W. H. Cole and Mrs. Thad Taylor who joined as a new member. The next meeting will be April 21 with Mrs. W. A. White hosting for a Texas Centennial program.
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Victory Home Demonstration Club
Ben Featherston
Riley Marks
Ray Fisher
W. H. Cole
Thad Taylor
Taylor
W. A. White
Texas
Local Quartet Appears On Sweetwater Program
The Winters Quartet H H Low Tom Lewis Mord Tucker and Fred Bedford provided four numbers at a Laymen Brotherhood chicken banquet at the First Baptist church in Sweetwater last Friday evening. Earl B. Smyth of Dallas, president of Fidelity Life Insurance, was the principal speaker. Texas will add Memorial Hall to the Texas Memorial Museum, a 48 by 64 foot room with 37 foot ceiling on UT campus to preserve heroics and events of 100 years of state progress.
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Winters
Messrs
H. H. Low
Tom Lewis
Mord Tucker
Fred Bedford
Texas’ First Hall of Fame
Texas Memorial Museum
Memorial Hall
Memorial Museum
University of Texas
Texas
Reverend Cole to Lead Harmony Services Next Weekend
Harmony church invites attendance as Abilene minister Reverend F R Cole fills his local appointment next Saturday night and Sunday. He will teach the book When Do Teachers Teach and cover the third and fourth chapters Saturday night. Community notices cite visiting families from Winters Clyde Victory and Coleman, plus illness of Mrs W L Porter and various social gatherings through the week.
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F. R. Cole
Abilene
Baptist Church
Winters
Joe Worthington
Truett Billups
Weldon Branham
Jimmie Lucas
Crews
Edgar Branham
Lee Seals
W. T. Knowles
Victory
Joe Stubblefield
Frogs Idle Croaking Highlight of Quiet Season
Frogs, like many croakers, have little to do beyond calling. The quiet stretch shows nature's lull as wetlands await returning activity.
Wingate School Board Notices and Local Socials
The Wingate school board invited several teachers to return next year led by Criswell as superintendent. Miss Hayes resigns for a position in Sweetwater. Mrs. Hopkins out with mumps. Hopkins family visited. Local gatherings include a barbecue at Burns home and dinner at Fitzgeralds for Miss Stephens from Abilene. Wingate residents and attending guests mentioned with multiple family visits and social events.
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Criswell
Hopkins
Thurston
Polk
Hayes
Sweetwater
Bryan
Petit Smithson
Dewey Whitfield
Jim Burns
Wingate
Jim Danford
Wilbur Hickham
Mr. Danford
Winters
Miller
Snyder
Ralph Burns
Valley Creek
Wilmeth
Fitzgerald
Miss Stephens
Abilene
Centennial Year Boosts Texas Travel Across State
Dallas reports show a surge in Texas Centennial travel with more out of state cars on highways and rising requests to travel agencies. Texans join monthly celebrations and record crowds, signaling a summer peak as vacation season begins and thousands of families plan trips to explore Texas.
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Dallas
Texas
Department of Information
Lone Star State
Long Family Relocates to Winters Residence
Mr and Mrs Chas Long move from Sonora to Winters to establish a new home at Salisbury Street North I. Their son David Mitchell Long a 2nd year old is en route from New York to Winters on horseback after running a New York dude ranch. He wrote April 6 from Hillsboro that he will reach Winters late this week traveling about twenty miles daily with two horses.
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Chas. Long
Sonora
Salis Ske
North I Street
Hillsboro
Mildred Hancock Operated For Appendicitis In Abilene
Mildred Hancock was taken to Abilene Tuesday at 8 o clock to be operated on for a sudden attack of appendicitis. She is doing fine and expected to be brought home in about a week. Mr. and Mrs. Lacy visited the Whitfields Wednesday evening.
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South Texas
Mildred Hancock
Abilene
Lacy
Dewey Whitfield
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