Be Busy Sewing Club Meeting In Mrs Collinsworth Home
The Be Busy Sewing Club met Monday at the home of Mrs. Clide Collinsworth after a brief business session. Refreshments were served to Mesdames S. P. Gray, Fred Poe, G. T. Shott, Etta Bryant, Bud Parks, George Loyd, Bill Millorn, M. G. Roper, and the hostess. The next meeting is scheduled for November 27 at Mrs. M. G. Roper’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clide Collinsworth
S. P. Gray
Fred Poe
G. T. Shott
Etta Bryant
Bud Parks
George Loyd
Bill Millorn
M. G. Roper
Resourcefulness as Self-Ruffing Lesson
The remark notes that managing with one’s own resources teaches proper use and resilience. It emphasizes self-reliance as a practical lesson in handling limited means.
Evening Circle Meeting Held at Spill Home
The Evening Circle of St. John s Lutheran Church met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spill with hostesses Mrs. Walter Spill and Mrs. L E Jacob. The group sang sacred hymns, heard a devotional from 1 Timothy, and studied How Shall I Pray For My Nation from Ezra. Members divided into three discussion groups and brought thanksgiving offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Walter Spill
L. E. Jacob
Estella Bredemeyer
Minnie Belitz
Lydia Redman
Frank Carter
Mesdames Willis Whittenberg
Grady Byers
Henry Flathmann
A. N. Crowley
L. R. Hoppe
Mesdames Lena
Wingate Funeral Attendees and Local Visits Noted
The Ray Cowans and Nita attend ed the funeral of a friend in Brady Sunday. Numerous visitors stopped by the L B Watkins home last Sunday including families from Big Spring Ballinger Norton Winters and Win gate. Hospital patients include L C Overman and Homer Tubbs in Bronte. Abilene guests Webb Holders and Red Huckaby visit W T Holders this week. Thanksgiving holiday prompts school dismissal Wednesday.
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Ray Cowans
Nita
Brady
L. B. Watkins
G. W. Murphy
Anita
Billy
Jane
Ruby
Big Spring
Jerry Egan
Ballinger
Edd Poehls
Ronnie
Norton
Herbert Crenshaw
Jimmy
Darlene
Ruthie
Winters
Edward Poehls
Terry
Lana
Wingate
L. C. Overman
Homer Tubbs
Wilmeth
Bronte Hospital
W. T
Webb
Red Huckaby
Abilene
M. T. Hensley
C. J. Cornetts
J. E. Virden
W. W. Wheat Home
Midland
J. L. Carter
H. L. Bryan
Melva
David Bryan
Cameron Girl Visits Grandparents for Thanksgiving Week
Laurie Crockett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Billy Crockett of Cameron, is spending the week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs E L Crockett. The Crockett parents were to join them for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Laurie Crockett
Billy Crockett
Cameron
E. L. Crockett
Nature lists five senses and two extra traits
The text states humans have five senses touch taste sight smell and hearing and adds two more traits horse and common. It presents a playful or erroneous expansion of sensory faculties.
Thunder of Drums: Western Cavalry Saga at Fort Canby
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents A Thunder of Drums a color CinemaScope outdoor adventure set at an Arizona cavalry post in the 1870s. Richard Boone stars as a rugged commander with George Hamilton and Luana Patten in a notable romance amid Apache dangers and a climactic Indian fight.
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U. S
Metro-Goldwyn - Mayer
James Warner Bellah
Arizona
Desert Mountain
Tucson
Richard Boone
Fort Canby
George Hamilton
West Pointe
Fort
Luana Patten
Hill
Robert J. Enders
Joseph Newman
Minzenmayer Family Thanksgiving Gathering noted
Mr and Mrs W F Minzenmayer visited Midland to see daughter Mrs Johnie Frierson over the weekend. Kathy and Rickie joined them for a week long visit. Friersons were to spend Thanksgiving in Midland with relatives including Weldon Minzenmayer Melinda Curt and Erwin Ueckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Minzenmayer
Midland
Johnie Frierson
Kathy
Rickie
Mrs. Frierson
Weldon Minzenmayer
Melinda
Curt
Erwin Ueckert
Airman Crim Returns Home on Ten Day Leave
Airman Third Class William W. Crim, son of Mr and Mrs Dave Crim, is home on a ten day leave from Minot North Dakota where he is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
William W. Crim
Dave Crim
Minot, N. D
Way Out Theme of Winters Garden Club Flower Show
Winters Garden Club annual flower show titled Way Out was held Saturday and Sunday 2 to 6 p.m. at the Bryan home. E L Bryan won Award of Merit and the novice prize. Bertha Jean Grohman won junior division and tri color award. C H Eubanks took invitation class. C D Bradford won tri color Award Distinction and Sweepstakes. E L Bryan runner up in Sweepstakes. Other blue and red ribbons went to E J Redman Harless Butts John Grohman C T Rives L B Hord. Judges were S R Bradley J T Holley J R McDaniel of San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Bradford
E. L. Bryan
E. J. Redman
Harless Butts
John Grohman
C. T. Rives
L. B. Hord
Craig Visit From Premont Families Highlight Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. John Craig of Premont visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Colburn with other relatives in the area. Classified Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premont
John Craig
W. E. Colburn
December USDA list highlights 13 plentiful foods
The USDA December list focuses on abundant items for holiday meals including turkey cranberries and broiler fryers with other staples like pork apples grapefruit pecans honey almonds fats peanuts and rice. Turkeys reach a record crop of 107 million birds and prices remain near record lows as producers push usage.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
No bird Soars with Own Wings Motto
A reflective aphorism about ambition and life choices. It contrasts soaring with personal effort and the capacity to shape life’s breadth and depth through actions and decisions.
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