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The Songer Courier Thursday, July 29, 1971
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SANGER PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS
BY DANETTE MOREDICK
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water that I shall give him
will never thirst; the water
that I shall give him
will become in him a spring of
water welling up to eternal life. "
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BIBLE SCHOOL
WILL BEGIN MON.
AT HILLCREST
DAVID PLUM
REPRESENTS CITY
AT FIRE MEETING
SANDMANNS
RETURN FROM
VACATION TRIP
ART LANCASTER
JOINS EGGERT
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Art Lancaster, 29, lias join-
ed Eggert Carpet Cleaning Ser-
vice in Sanger.
Eliot Eggert, owner of the
firm, said the addition of Lan-
caster to the staff would en-
able Ids firm to better handle
the cleaning of carpet, uphol-
stery and car interiors. The
firm is located at 703 N. Fifth
St. in Sanger.
Lancaster is a 1971 graduate
of Cooke County Junior College.
He is married and the father
of one son.
His wife is a teacher in the
Sanger Independent School Sys-
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SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION
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Valley View
The teenage class will deal
mainly with what young people
can do to prepare themselves
for their future family.
The Hillcrest West Church
of Christ extends a special in-
vitation to everyone to their
Vacation Bible School.
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WILL MEET
The Denton County Historical
Survey Committee will neet
August 5 in the County Com-*
missioners Court Room in the
Denton County Courthouse from
3 to 4 p.m. Films of early
Denton homes will be shown.
Any one interested in architec-
ture. Denton county history or
artifacts is invited to attend.
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, We can insure
a big hit
for your savings.
When Stan "The Man” Musial went to the plate, you could depend
on him for a big hit. You can depend on Denton Federal Savings and
Loan for big returns on your savings, too. Add regularly to your
savings account Deposits made before the 10th of the month earn
from the 1st. An added bonus on your savings will become effective
July 1st on all new accounts opened. S&H Green Stamps will be
given as follows
The Sanger Fire Department
announced this week that it will
hold its first annual Miss Flame
Contest later tliis year.
The contest will be open to
all single girls between the
ages of 14 and 18 living in
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"When you need
agers—Jerry
Mickey Blake.
“The Christian
series are designed to help each
young person to find his place
in the home, and to learn the
1-esponsibilities that God had
designed for him.
SANGER FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL HOLD
FIRST ANNUAL MISS FLAME CONTEST
to help the department finance
a new Ore truck.
Girls wanting application
blanks or further information
should contact David Hum,
Royce Fain, Billy Jack Looper,
Benny Johnson or Pete Isbell.
Sanger’s fire protection dis- . QQ|v|MITTEE
tsic t.
Styled after other area con-
tests, the contestants will have
a local business sponsor them,
where they will leave a ballot
box. At the end of the contest,
firemen will calculate votes at
the rate of 100 votes per dollar.
The winner will be announced
at a public barbeque where Miss
Flame will be awarded atrophy
and a savings bond.
The money collected by all
the contestants will be used
EVERLY5 RETURN
FROM VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Everly
have returned from a two- week
vacation trip to the New Eng-
land area.
The couple returned to Sanger
Sunday after flying to New York
on July 9. While on a conducted
tour of the area, the Everlys
visited several historical sites
in New York, Washington,
Williamsburg, Va., Boston,
Portland, Mne., and in the F enn-
sylvania Dutch country. They
also visited the home of Thomas
Jefferson and Plymouth Lock.
Tommie Carson and sons, Larry and Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd
Carson and family of Fort Worth, Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Carson
and family of Garland and Mrs. Melvin Blair of Fort Worth left
Valley View July 2 for a sightseeing tour through Tennessee
North Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana. They
visited the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, Chattanooga and the
Lookout Mountain area. They returned home through College
Station where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Dee Carson and family
arriving home on July 10.
JAMES AND JANET MAXWELL, CHILDREN OF REV. AND
Mrs. Travis Maxwell, spent last week Vith theirgrandparents
Mr. and Mrs. James Hedrich and Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Maxwell’
in Blue Ridee.
VISITING WITH RAYMOND MILLER SUNDAY WERE MR.
and Mrs. Leroy Miller of Canyon, Cpl. Larry Miller of Santa
Anna, Calif, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Radcliff of Waco, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Miller and son Wayde of Waco, Sarah Early of Ft.
Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Miller and Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs.
R.C. Doss, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Barthold and children, Rita
and Ardel, PFC David Barthold and PFC David Deates, both
from Ft. Riley, Kansas, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rushing and
daughter, Lori, of Garland.
PFCS DAVID- BARTHCLD AND DAVID DEATES SPENT
Thursday through Sunday with the Alvin Bartholds.
THE LEROY MILLER FAMILY REACHED VALLEY VIEW
Saturday and returned to Waco Sunday afternoon. Their son,
CP. Larry Miller, will be leaving for Okanawa, Japan, sometime
during the first part of August.
and Monday.
MR. AND MRS. JIMMY BUNDY AND RONNIE, BEVERLY,
Linda and Carol of Arlington were guests Sunday in the home
of Mr. and Mr% John Bundv.
MR. AND MRS. MORI i l l BOYDSTUN OF DOS PALOS,
Calif., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. G.M. Boydston.
RECENT GUESTS IN THE HOME OF MR. AND MRS. RON
Olson were Mr. and Mrs. Bob McClain of Santa Monica, Calif.
GUESTS IN THE H< )M1 JI- MR. AND MRS. DANIEL MOREL ’
dick Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fugate and children of
Washington, Pennsylvania.
MRS. CORA LEE WAY I AND WHO WAS ACCOMPANIED BY
her grandson, Van Kane, h is returned to her home in Whittier,
Calif., after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.P. All-
man of Valley View, and sister, Mrs. Elmer Hatcher of Denton
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevens of Gainesville.
BILL HASTINGS HAS RI TURNED TO HIS HOME IN GILROY,
Calif., after visiting his grandparents, the H.P. Allmanns,
and other relatives in Texas.
MR. AND MRS. HOMER HOLLY OF OKLAHOMA CITY
were guests of her brother and wife,Mr.and Mrs. Fred Hanie.
The two couples spent the weekend in Ruidosu, N.M., and were
met there by Mr. and Mrs. ( lift Jones of Odessa.
JIM STEELE HAS BEEN DISMISSED FROM A SHERMAN
liospital recently after having eye surgery.
MRS. JOHN SPARKMAN IS SPENDING TWO WEEKS IN
Dallas with her son and his wife, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Sparkman.
MRS. MARY ROBERTS RETURNED RECENTLY AFTER
spending a year in a Vernon Rest home.
MR. AND MRS. C.F. MOON AND DAUGHTER JANET HAVE
returned from Walnut Grove, Georgia, where they attended
a reunion of descendants of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Odom. Approximately 175 relatives attended this annual affair
and it had been 15 years since the C.F, Moons had attended.
MR. AND MRS. JACK SESSUMS HAVE BEEN AT THE BED-
side of his father, J.W. Sessums, inSt. Paul Hospital in Dallas.
MR. AND MRS. CECIL MASTEN SPENT SATURDAY WITH
her mother, Mrs. Mary Roberts.
BILL DAVIS ATTENDEDTHEFUNERALOF HIS GRANDSON
Gary Davis, in Austin last Thursday. Young Davis was killed
in a car accident there. He was a son of Clyde David of Dallas.
A FOUR-CAR CAVALCADE INCLUDING MR. AND MRS.
< In time of sorrow, it*i$ o
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great comfort to think of death not as an
•nd but rather as a glorious beginning.
GILLUMS RETURN
PROM ST TRIP
Mr. and Mrs, George Gllbtm
have returned from a business
trip to South Texas, where he
worked with either members of
the Board of Directors of G.
F.M.A.A. Insurance at the
annual meeting.
MEN NEEDED
In this area to train as
LIVESTOCK
BUYERS
LEARN TO BUY CATTLE,
HOGS AND SHEEP
•I barn*. t**d let* and
rancha* Wa prefer la train man
it la SS with live (lock experience.
For local Interview, write age,
phene, addieee and background
NATIONAL MEAT PACKERS
TRAINING
1105 East Ave., Beat. ET-318
FL Worth. Texas 79103
David Plum, president of the
Sanger Fire Department, re-
presented the local fire fighters
at the 42nd. annual Texas Tire-
man’s Training School atl exas
A&M University last week.
“Although the three per cent
key rate credit was a strong
incentive for going,” said Plum.
“I felt that the week was of
benefit not only to myself but
also to the department and the
community as a whole.”
According to Plum, the three
per cent decrease should amount
to about five dollars per home-
owner or about a $6,000 savings
to the entire community. The
credit will last for only one
year unless another fireman is
sent to next year’s session.
The week’s schedule consist-
ed of intensive classroom dis-
cussions and practical applica-
tions of all types of fire protec-
tion and firefighting.
Discussions covered topics
from public relations to modern
protective equipment while field
training consisted of firefight-
ing and rescue work.
“The thing that impressed
me the most while I was at
A&M was that not only is some
of the equipment that Sanger
uses no longer approved, but
is actually considered unsafe,”
said Plum.
The department intends to
replace the equipment in the
vefy near future.
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ha'-1- placed on our shel-
ves tor you to enjuy. Dr.
William Innes’ book, “Etotic
Aquarium Fishes ” is another
of this collection and for those
who would like to see a good
cookbook that is new, there is
the “New Good Housekeeping
Cookbook”.. A 2 volume “Com-
plete W-*rks .if SW-spe.ire”
ilso iii c<»Hec*ion.
Come in and checkout s-uue
.,! these fine new books.
had just returned from a 6 week stay
Q.iahici., Virginia They were on their
dieii iluy ?<)!> .j'..dr‘ii for a week.
Iiiyan will iesi
Bill
from
Andri.suit, at Caithage, Texas.
V 1111.011 Gibsons were Mr. and Mrs. Leo An *. .--.■■a.-f Carthage,
<■ •.,10 Weaver of Longview, Mr, and Mrs. W.H. Gibson of
< .<Mi. and Mrs, Johnny Morgan and children of Gaines-
.ilh and Mrs. Janie Thomas and children of Frisco.
MR. AND MRS.C.A.MC FARLIN ATTENDED THE FUNERAL
■ t George Lee Laurier at Sanger recently.
sUN.DAJ GUESTS OF MR;- AND MRS. JOHN BUNDY WERL
V.r. and Mrs, Tony Set th. of Forestburg, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
.t!b sm and daughter Donna of Sherman and Mrs. Klein lilt-
of .-auger. Mr. and Mrs. '.rvn Calhoun also visited with
Mr.-. Q.G. Calh-.uri.
MR. AND MRS. DON CARD HAD
Celina with Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mask.
MRS. RUTH STEWAR’l OF I'ULSA, OKLA., IS VISITING
with Mi. and Mrs. Kit Car .on
WEEKEND GUESTS OF MP. AND MR'-. i AYMoND DAV1D-
son were daughter, Mrs. I?-,' >■ .'n> ch:l Jicn, si*.t< i -
in-laws, Mrs. R.T. Ilargr ;■■ .nw \:r. . i - te Hargrove, ixitti
of Roswell, N.M., and Mr. aid M1. . Im Dev‘sparkman "f
Sanger.
. MR. AND MRS. JAMES GARVEY OF PLANO AND MILE
Wilson of Gainesville spent the weekend with Mrs. Minnie
Garner.
MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND DOSS RETURNED RECENTLY
from a four day visit with relatives in Houston. Guests in
their home were his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Tildon Doss of
Dallas.
MIKE GRAVES SPENT THE WEEKEND AT LEEPER LAKE,
Okla., with David Sprouse.
MRS. E.F. KNIGHT AND HERB DOBSON VISITED MRS.
William Fryer in Davis, Okla., recently.
MR. AND MRS. CLYDE KING TOURED RED RIVER, N.M.,
for a vacation trip.
MRS. JOHN LOWE TOCK SUSAN AND CAROL MEYERS TO
their home in Dallas Sunday. Susan had been staying with
Mrs. Lowe and Carol and Suzie Clements had been staying
with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Meyers.
MRS. HUGH SPARKMAN OF ARLINGTON SPENT SUNDAY
with Mrs. Harry IjOWp
MR. AND MRS. JOHN ROCHELLE WENT TO BRANDOM
to visit Mr. and Mrs. J.Y. Rochelle.
MR. AND MRS. HENRY SANDMAN AND JANET AND
Carl flew to Syrcruse, N.Y., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Wilson. They drove back with the Wilsons by way of Niagra
Falls and Canada. They visited relatives in Iowa and then
came home to Valley View. The Wilsons will visit in Cooke
County about ten days before returning home.
MR. AND MRS. ALAN RITCHEY WENT TO HONOLULU,
Hawaii, recently for a vacation trip. On their return trip
they will tour the western states.
MRS. FRANK RASBERRY AND DAUGHTER FRAN AND
son Edward of Midland and Gene May of Gainesville visited
with the Leroy Wilsons Thursday.
MR. AND MRS. HARRY GASKIN JR. VISITED THE CURTIS
Wilkersons Sunday. They picked up Mrs. Wilkerson’s mother,
Mrs. Mattie Gaskin, and an uncle, Ernmitt Glidewel of Jacks-
boro, who had been with the Wilkersons for two weeks.
GUESTS OF MRS. MYRTLE HARVEY WERE MR. AND
Mrs. Ed Wilbans of Seattle, Washington. R.T. Harvey of Ft.
Worth, Mr. and Mrs. John Kemp and children of Denton
and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Bryson.
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collection are “Mr.Bell Invents
the Telephone”, “Queen Eliza-
beth and the Spanish Armada”,-
“The Slave Who Freed Haiti”.
“The Barbary Pirates’’ and
“Thpmas Jefferson, Father of
Democracy”. These are all
gifts of Friends of the Library,
bought for your pleasure.
Generous checks from Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Cooper and Mr.
and Mrs. Toni McDaniel have
made our birthday a happy one.
Also a birthday gift were 85
well chosen books from Dr. and
Mrs. Harry Smith. Outstaiiding
books are -in this collection.
Among -them is William Man-
chester’s “The Arms of Krupp”.
This is a carefully dtxmmented,
thoroughly researched history.
The 400 year old Kruppdynasty
had armed Germany in three
major wars and influenced ttie
course ot German and indeed
of European history for centu-
ries. They were the richest
and most powerful family of
all of Europe. The Ust c>i' tn*.’
-Krupps was buried in the lain
August 3, 1967. Tliis is U
fascinating book about the many
generations of this one family,
li willdiold yourinterestthrough
the last page. It is just one of
dozens >f best-sellers the
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Carrier Heating and Air Conditioning
Tank Rental end bale
Appliances Tappan Products
Carburetions for Tractors & Trucks
Vacation Bible School will
begin at the Hillcrest West
Church of Christ Monday,
August 2, and will continue
through Friday, August 6.
The theme for this year’s
Bible School will be ‘ 'The Chris-
tian Family”. This study is
offered to 4 years old children
through teenagers and will be
from 9 a.m. till 11:15 a.m.
each day.
Teachers for the school are:
4-5-6 yr. old--Winnie Sebastian
and 1.ouise Lanier, lst-2nd
grades—Billie Parsons and
Teresa Klein; 3rd-4th grades—
Rosene Sebastian and Frog Mar-
shall; 5th-6th grades; Mike
Down and Jess Doggett; 3 een-
Iackson and
MRS. B. SULLIVAN
CELEBRATES 84th
BIRTHDAY SUNDAY
Mrs. Ben I . Sullivan, for-
merly of Sanger, celebrated
her 84th birthday at her home
in Fort Worth Sunday. She is
active in the Broadway Baptist
< hnrch of i ort Worth, holds
:m nfiici-
;.s, 1:>
is an
t W ith Woman’s Club.
.i. . i JI Mi nick and Mrs.
'.:y, nieces ol Mrs.
attended the party.
Others spending the day in
!it:>“ home were her daughters
anu their families. They were
Mr. and Mrs. J.G. McConnell
and son Gordon of La J'inta,
Colo., Mrs. William L. Brew-
ster, Miss Sharon Brewster
and Steve Brewster of Houston,
Mr. and Mrs. Debron Duncan
of Austin and Miss Ben Dell
Sullivan of Fort Worth.
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SHERRY MOREDICK, 1 HE DAUGHTER OF MR. AND MRS.
Daniel Moredick. celebrated tier 14th birthday with a swimming
and slumber party. For dinner the girls were served Mexican
food with ice cream and cake for dessert. After swimming
they were given party favors and candy. Attending the party
were Janah Williams. Diane Solomon, Carolyn Neu, Becky
Calhoun, and Linda ana Karen Raucshuber.
MR. AND MRS. DON HOBBS AND CHILDREN AND MR. AND
Mrs. Bob Solomon and Jill and Diane vacationed for a week in
Chauma, N.M.. Creed, Colo., pagosa Springs and Raton,N.M.
They attendee the Little Beaver Round UP Celebration and
fished.
MR. AND MRS. CFC1L NEU AND CHILDREN WENTTO LAKE
Texoma tids weekend.
MRS. DAVID MARTIN H kS RECENTLY RETURNED FROM A
stay in the Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas where she had
eye surgerv.
GUESTS IN THE HOME OF MR. AND MRS. B.L. HENCHEY
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds and son Bryan of
Albequerque, N.M., Mrs. Wanita Nolin and her four children
of Eaglepath.
WILL ANNE PACE IS IN JOHNSON CITY VISITING WITH
Mrs. John Kinnte and Mrs. Ethel Edge. She is going to stay
with Miss Linda Gail Edge in San Antonio before returning.
MRS. BILL TERRY’ VACATIONED FOR A WEEK WITH MRS.
Brooks Lewis of Farmington, Ark., and Mrs, Loretta Hannett
of Fayettville, Ark. They went to Durango, Colo., and rude
the narrow guage train into Silverton. They went to the Mesa
Verde National Park and Four Corners. After spending an-
evening in Mrs. Terry’s home, the two women returned to
Arkansas.
THE FAMILIES OF 1 HE LATE MR. AND MRS. JIM HOBBS
and Doc Hobbs met recently at a large family reunion held in
the Community Center Building in Gainesville. Guests came
from Carnegie, Duncan, Lindsay, Gringa and Durant, Okla..
Houston, Dallas, Seymour, Cleburne, Denton, Ft. Worth and
Sanger. There were approximately 100 persons attending
the reunion.
EARL KELLER IS NOW AT FT.ORD, t'.'.U! . HE R
ly enlisted in the U.S. Armv.
MR. AND MRS. CHESTER CAI HOUN WctCL (J L.:-TS IN I HL
home of Mrs. Q.G. Calhoun Sunday evenim .
MR. AND MRS. L.C. KINNIE OF TEMPLE ARE VlSiHNe.
in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Klinglesmith and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Highfill.
TUESDAY GEORGE' HIGHFII 1 ATTENDED '1 HE TEXAS
Electric Cooperative State Convention in Palias.
MR. AND MRS. BF')T--. KD > L-1
Martin and children attended it'
great-niece, Miss Leigh \mt i
Carson Ban of Cross I laans !..a,
First Baptist CL u- ii in Br-i'.oi -.■■ i
MR. AND MRS. -J.o. lllbiif :
Wednesday ioi a vaia’.LE in ib.
return Saturday evenin’.
MR. AND MRS. HOME It BAE’.! ' '
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D a eo
GUESTS SUNTiAY IN I liE H< 'M-
Barthold were Dr. and ;
and Beverly and Lori Kobersj:- ■
Wallace Barthold and family ot
Mathev.L-jiod Butch of Era, Mr
and Mrs. I ale Alsup rrr-lgLnton, Mr.
inrfh«M and Mrs. 5JJ\ir7?. in-er and -?n
siting v.!t',i them^Avic- Mi. and Mrs.
If this is the year you start
to school or to kindergarten.
Check out an ABC book and
find worlds that begin with the
letters you are learning. We
have beautifully illustrated
books for learning your letters.
One new to our library and a
gift of Friends of the E.ibrary
is “A Funny Alphabet” by Pat-
ricia Martin Zens. In it are
sailors and cats and angels
and jackals, just all sorts of
fanny words to make learning
more Interesting. Among the
new books we have are “Baby
Susan’s Chickens”, “The Ven-
der Book of Counting Rhymes”,
“Howdy Doudy and His Magic
Hat”, “Howdy Doody and the
Princess”, “The Happy Man
and His Dump Truck”, and an
enchanting “The Three Billy
Goats Gruff”. If you like ani-
mals you will be fascinated
with the book, “TheRuna ways”.
In it a dog and his eat friend,
Hodge and Ginger Kitty, went on
a vacation together. 3 heir
prank was t > runaway together,-
After being caught md finally
returned home they were back
in the family’s afipction again.
. Tliis Ixti k, encharitingly illu-
strated by an English artist,
Lucy Dawsoin is the gift of
Mrs. Fiances Wiley of Deuton..^. Smiih ■
Some books that could be
background reading f >r young
■people not yet. back in school
are; “The Winter at Valley
Forge”, “The Coming of the
Mormons”, “Paul Revere and
the Minute Men”. “California
by Covered Wagon”, “1’oyal
Canadian Mounted Poliu”,
“Pete" Stcy > ■ an' -r*f-Old Ntv.
and “Dolly Madison”.
Also included in this I. and; ■ r»
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Vi'S. 1 HERMAN
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ilrowb'-'.ouJ,
Mr. and M's. Htuny “aid-
man of V.d'.t V View ;uid ’ Heir
children, o>!i< t and C; n i, flew
to Syr.i'.u-;e, New Yoi'. : ny 5
and visited Mr. . ^atKlrn. o i -
ter and her hu.->b oia,ttieHarv< y
Wilsons. While there t lityd rove
to Catskill to see t!u Cut,kill
Game Farm with th Wilsons,
Leaving Catskill, the group
went to Hopkin, New '.oik, und
visitexl relatives, the Jun Wil-
.■.■Hib and the George Woulwards.
. .ttei spending a week in New
1 oik, the Sandmans stai tt d back
by < ji with the Harvey Wilsons,
stopping to see Ni-i.'ara ! alls
a:i1 " >ing on toOht u io, Canada.
l.v.ivinj, Canada they went to
visit Mrs. Sandman’s cousin,
Gr«.g I utkenous in Festiiia. Iowa.
Greg showed them the church
that Grandpa Lutkcnhaus helped
to build, and the smaltest church
in the world build by a great-
uncle near Festina. They also
went to Spillville, Iowa, to see
the Billy Clocks. They also
visited Fort Atchinson, a fort
built for Indians to fight off
other Indians.
The Sandmans arrived home
July 18 and the Wilsons are
still visiting relatives, Gus Lut-
kenhaus, the Louis Sickings,
and mother, Mrs. Gus Lutken-
haus.
Ovei
From last week-----
MR. AND MRS. HOMED BAKER VISITED WITH MR. AND
Mrs. Roberts in Memphis, Texas. The Roberts and the Bikers
then left tgether for Ruidosa, New Mexico. They took
scenic drives around the city.
MRS. RAYMOND DOSS, ELWYN MILLER, MR. AND MRS.
Alvin Barthold and Raymond Miller attended the funeral.of
Mrs. Harrv Kinsfather last week
THE FUNERAL OF I F HARD LAWSON, BROTHER OF
Mrs. Kizzie Morrison, and uncle of Milton Morrison, was
held last Sundav in Era.
A REVIVAL’ AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH IN VALLEY
View is living held this week. Danny Vance of Fort Worth
is preaching and Bob Mathews of Grand Avenue is the song
leader. Mathews will bring his church choir for one evening.
MR’E A..,. ’'MCE A'-’E LAUGHTER ARCHIE VISITED
wkE Mr. :md mi l lol'.n Reed in Collinsville last Sunday.
HIE 1971 I - (H BALL DRILL TEAM OF VALLEY VIEW
,ji» .l ied a cai.0) iv-cently which was taught by Mr*-',-Joy Bell
li <d C.ui'i >vil!e. The group learned five -.different
* MARINE SERGEAN1 JAMES I). BRYAN AND W1FEVISITED
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mnrodick recently. Bryan
it the Marine Base in
way t. Padre Island
Upon i . turning iionn
une olL'’e at Cooke County‘■Junior College.
GIBSON AND GRADY REED RETURNED RECF.N11A
i stay with their grandparents, Mr. .md Mrs. Lev
Guest., in tue liume >f (lie
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Warren on Valley. ■.<
E.R. Barthold and son Ricliard of i t. Worth.,
ON THURSDAY THE 4-H < OCAi. CuLNTY RALLY DAY
was held. The m ruin? was spe ■'■.imiipng in the municipal
pool, with a uj,i.'i;.'. I tncl a.uer'v.«• in the park. They went to
Cooke Countj Jn.i . . u.sgi .qj amts, films and a speecli.
Attending were Itenise and jack Martin, Jackie Harris and
Janet Hudspeth.
LEROY NELSON OF NORTH LAKE, ILLINOIS, WAS A
guest in the home of his boyhood friend, Pete Keller, Sunday
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Cole, Ralph. The Sanger Courier (Sanger, Tex.), Vol. 72, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 29, 1971, newspaper, July 29, 1971; Sanger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1282139/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sanger Public Library.