Stephenville Empire-Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 104, No. 117, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 21, 1973 Page: 7 of 16
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name before their marriage- the Black and White Show in
The upcoming Homecoming A J. and Beverly, Jimmy and Friday. A former resident, she she won’t have to change her Dublin Friday, where their eon
Saturday night and Sunday is Lisa Tatum rounded out the grew up and attended school monogram. The Traweeks met Bob and granddaughters Bren-
expected to draw attendance crowd. Mrs. Lessie Bogers of here as Lessie Claunch. their..son Leslie and Joyce in da and Donna won several
from the home front as well as Fort Worth visited the Tatums Dovie and Albert Traweek Weatherford and went to the
from distant points and many wedding with them. It was a • Continued on Page 4 B
locals are spending the waiting
time working on Homecoming
preparations. Raymond Han-
cock, Homecomfhg Chairman,
spent all his running around
time this week and last running
to the school gym, patching the
floor, setting up tables and
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chairs, and anyone who I
crossed his path got recruited I
into the act. Ona kept him home I
Sunday long enough to receive I
in person or telephone calls I
from all the children, Martha I
Starnes. Ramona Thompson, I
Peggy Rusk and Robert I
Hancock, plus most of the I
grandchildren j
Starting at sundown Saturday I
with an informal gathering in I
the gym, the Homecoming will I
turn ceremonial Sunday mom- I
ing at 10:00 o’clock, with I
entertainment by the Stroud I
Sisters and a talk by the Rev. I
Ray Elliot, pastor of Laurel I
.street .Methodist Church. A I
barbeque-basket lunch will end I
the scheduled events, and |
homecomers and visitors are I
invited to stay as long as they I
like.
Violet and Willard Akin timed I
their homecoming from a I
week’s visit in Casper, Wyom- I
ing just right to be in the I
running for homecomers' tra- I
veling the greatest distance to I
attend. Otherwise their timing I
was badly off. Wanda and Jerry I
Bradley met them at Love Field I
Saturday and chauffered the I
last lap of their trip, and when I
they stepped Over the threshold I
they were welcomed by Welda I
and Jim Johnson, who’d I
gathered all the beans, beets I
and cucumbers in the garden I
and had them standing by, [
waiting to be frozen or canned. I
Violet had to set to work dealing
with the produce before she
unpacked.
The Akins visited their son,
Willard Jr. and his family in
Casper, who took them on I
scenic side trips every day, I
—•dhee into Black Hills. South
Dakota, and once to Gillette,
Wyoming, to see their married
granddaughter Kathy and
Craig Kottraba. The whole trip
was delightful and the Akins
came home rested and ready to
face the vegetables.
Rita Mote came home Sunday
from Fort Worth where she’d
spent the week, and Donna Sue
Leonard, her granddaughter,
came home with her to stay
several days. Rita had gone to
Fort Worth Monday with
Gerald and Faye Mote of
-pringfield, Mo . and saw them
off for the long trip home.
Gerald and Faye had been here
since June 2, arriving three 1
days before Jim died.
Funeral arrangements are -
pending for Ernest Bryan, who
died Tuesday morning in Hico |
Hospital. The funeral will be in
Hamilton, and burial will be in
the family plot at Pottsville.
Essie Bryan was much
improved last week. When
visited her Wednesday she was
able to be up in the wheel chair
mil was practicing getting
around by herself in a walker.
Etha and George Caswell of
Odessa are with her mother at
Hico Hospital, and Brenda, the
Bryan’s granddaughter, was
here until Monday when she
returned home to Houston.She
was home only a matter of |
hours before getting the call I
about Ernest, and came back to
Hico Tuesday. Essie's sister,
Effie McChristian of Hamilton,
was also there Tuesday.
Willie and Gladys visited the
Bryans again Saturday and also
visited Mrs. Jim Price who had
surgery in Hico Hospital
Saturday, -u-
Janie Laquey is answering
the phone at her house this
week while Russell is plowing
peanut land for Lon and
Suzanne is off at Campfire Girls
Day Camp. Lon’s parents spent
the weekend here from Truscott
and complimented our cool,
green countryside. It must be
hotter and drier in west Texas.
Janie's experimental garden is
producing lavishly. She can’t
handle the harvest by herself
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Ellis, Darwin. Stephenville Empire-Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 104, No. 117, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 21, 1973, newspaper, June 21, 1973; Stephenville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1500103/m1/7/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.