Mourners Pay Final Respect For Mrs Ray Brig Sue
Ilva Phillips 21 died May 26 1915 and her funeral was held at the Baptist church with the Rev Hamor and H B Carraway officiating Burial followed in the family plot Surviving are husband Ray Phillips two sons Elmer Lloyd and Dixon her mother Mrs Luc as of Crews and several sisters and brothers from Crews Winters and Austin Funeral details noted for Crews community observers
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Meral
Raybrig Sue
Eps Hamor
A 8
First Baptist Church
H. B. Carraway
Crews
Ting
Phillips
Ilva Phillips
Mill County
R.T. Lucas
Ray
Pare E
Elmer Lloyd
Dixon
Lucas
Quincey Traylor
Rs. A
Theo Manny
Winters
Wallace Taylor
Johnson
Austin
Mary
Lee’ Phipps
le* White
Infant son of Mr and James M Brock buried
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James M Brock was laid to rest on Monday in Radshaw with family mourners attending.
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James M. Brock
Radshaw
Runnels County Singing Convention Set at Wingate
The Runnels County Singing Convention meets in Wingate for a full day on October 25 1936 the fourth Sunday in October. Singers from Abilene Sweetwater San Angelo and many nearby towns will attend with quartets duets solos and class singing on the program. Local officials R L Jennings H H Low and H W Bigler lead the association as president vice president and secretary. Public invited to attend.
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Runnels
Wingate
Abilene
Sweetwater
San Angelo
Ballinger
Coleman
Winters
Paint Rock
Miles
Bronte
Robert Lee
Lawn
Hatchel
Trent
Merkel
Ernest Rippetoe
DédLeon
Williams Sisters
Roscoe
Low-Mims
R. L. Jennings
H. H. Low
H. W. Bigler
Lions Hear Scout and Farm Talks at Tuesday Luncheon
Abilene club luncheon featured Ed Shumway and A Krauss on scouting plans to reorganize local work. ALT Barton discussed county work and the National farm program highlighting food and feed for farm families.
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LIONS
SCOUT
Sheena
di Green
L. T. Smith
Sara Stevens
Smith
Ed Shumway
Abilene
Krauss
Alt Barton
Farmers Receive 12441 Cotton Pool-Pay Checks
County Agent J A Barton and cotton adjustment assistant Thomas B Hill visited Winters on Tuesday distributing 1732 checks across the county worth 12441 00 from cotton tax exemption certificates in the 1985 pool. About 17 to 18 percent of certificates were sold during the day.
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J. A. Barton
Thomas B. *Hill
Peter
AbileneAudience List From Gipsy Smith Meeting
Among those who heard Gipsy Smith in Abilene Tuesday were Mesdames T. W. Jennings, M. L. Patterson, J. E. Oliver, W. A. Pace, Carl Davis, Wm. Stevens, Le R. Gaston, Miss Glayds Oliver, Carl Lesta Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman.
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Gipsy Smith
Abilene
Mesdames
M. L. Patterson
J. “E. Oliver
W. A. Pace
Carl. Davis
Wm. Stevens
R. Gaston
Glayds Oliver
Carl Lesta
Davis
Sorin Norman
Teacher elected for first grade amid crowded Winters school
The Winters school board elected Miss Imogene Grady of Brownwood to teach the primary grades to relieve crowded classes. Enrollment totals 726 with first grade at 90 and overall attendance 22 fewer than last year, room for possible rise after cotton season ends.
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Imogene Grady
Brownwood
Grady
Melba Read
Pa and Mrs Alvin Ballard Visit in Spring Home
Pa and Mrs Alvin Ballard and their son spent the weekend in the home of relatives in Spring. The brief social item notes a family gathering with no further details.
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Alvin Ballard
Big, Spring
Fourth Quarterly Conference Held at M. E. Church
Dr. J T McClure presiding elder led the Brownwood district in the 1985 36 year fourth quarter session at First Methodist Church. All church programs are reported funded in full for the first time in years. Rev J W Sharbutt heads to Houston for the Texas five conferences annual meeting with Mr and Mrs J M Skaggs also attending as Winters delegates.
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J. T. McClure
Brownwood
First Methodist Church
Workers Council
J. W. Sharbutt
Houston
Texas
J. M. Skaggs
Skaggs
Winters First Methodist Church
Mozelle Game Relocated to Blizzard Field in Blitz
The Winters Blizzards resume conference play against Bangs Dragons at Bangs today after a week off. Mozelle’s game scheduled for next Friday at Mozelle has moved to Blizzard Field. Friday results show Cross Plains 65 Mozelle 0. Ballinger 19 Coleman 6. Santa Anna 6. Bangs 6. Tonight Mozelle visits Ballinger. Cross Plains hosts Santa Anna. Rising Star plays Coleman. standings list Winters, Coleman, Ballinger, Cross Plains, Santa Anna, Bangs, Mozelle with various records. Mr and Mrs Berard Bedford of Tyler visit Fred Bedford’s family.
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Bangs Dragons
Bangs
Mozelle
Blizzard Field
Cross Plains
Ballinger
Coleman
Santa Anna
W. IL. T. Pet
Visit Reunites Spangler Family With Local Friends
Mrs. C. T. Spangler of Wichita Falls and her son Charles of Oklahoma City, former residents, visited in the home of Mr and Mrs W E Hickman on Wednesday and reconnected with old friends. J B Pinkle has returned to his home and is employed at the Main Drug Store.
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New‘york
Alfred E. Smith, Jr
al Smith
Bertha Goot Smith
C. T. Spangler
Wichita Falls
Charles
Oklahoma City
And
W. E. Hickman
Car Wreck Friday Lands Transient in Jail
A transient was arrested last Friday night and jailed Saturday morning on charges of driving while intoxicated and car theft after a crash on North Main Street. He wrecked the Johnson car owned by Frank Johnson and Miss Maurita Penny, causing $50 to $75 damage. The stolen Buick coupe struck the Krauss residence, cracking the foundation and breaking glass. The driver gave names as Donaldson and Parker and admitted drinking six to eight pints of whiskey before implying he would plead guilty.
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North Fain Street
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Maurita Penny
Main Street
Brannon Auto Wrecking Co
Donaldson
Parker
Alex Krausss
Krauss
Government wheat payments issued in Runnels County
First 1936 wheat acreage reduction payments for Runnels County were issued at the county agent’s office. Checks totaling 32, valued at 2,206.99 dollars, were distributed this morning with four contracts paying both tenants and landlords. Notices were mailed to the recipients this afternoon.
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Ballinger
Runsnels
J. A. Barton
Texam
Doctor FJ Brophy Hospitalized After Illness
Dr F J Brophy was taken Sunday to the San Antonio base hospital for treatment and remains under care of a specialist. He had been ill for several weeks and could only spend part of his time at home and at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Brophy
San Asetonio
UN States
Attice
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Abilene Hospital
Singing “Convention
MANY
A. B. Chapin
Vg Aan
M. E. Church
FJ. Brophy
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