Visiting in Cleburne Mrs Porter attends Godley HS homecoming
Mrs. W. A. Porter is visiting relatives in Cleburne and Crowley. She will attend Godley High School’s ex-students homecoming, honoring the 1907 graduating class.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
4
Mrs. W. A. Porter is visiting relatives in Cleburne and Crowley. She will attend Godley High School’s ex-students homecoming, honoring the 1907 graduating class.
The annual reunion of the James and Meadows families was held at Ballinger City Park last Sunday. Attendees included relatives from Winters, San Angelo, Coleman, Midland, Ballinger, Stamford, Temple, Robert Lee, Eden, and No Vice, with several local visitors from the Sunday School department.
Raymond Williams, stationed at the Naval Air Base in Sanford Florida, is spending a 30 day leave at home with his mother Mrs A B Benham and Mr Benham.
Washington column argues the debt limit is meaningless without spending restraint as non military outlays rise from 17 to 40 billion since 1947. It urges cutting expenditures to preserve the dollar and curb inflation while noting several political guests from Texas towns visited the era.
Texas preservation of public domain under annexation, William Randolph aviation death at Gorman, earliest west of Mississippi railroad timetable in Galveston News 1853, Texas land claims at annexation spanning five states, Spindle Top Beaumont oil well’s nine day blowout, Whiteman first foot on Texas soil in 1528.
The first telegraph office in Texas began operation in Marshal on February 14 1854 marking an early advance in state communication networks. The event highlights Marshal as a early Texas communications hub with this milestone during the mid 19th century.
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