The Hearne Democrat from Hearne, Texas • Page 5

Local Happenings From Franklin By Mrs. J. G. Lyles Mrs. Joe Wilson and daughters of Hearne were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Willis. H. A. Mr.

and Mrs. Bobby Drew Wallace of Houston were guests of his mother and sister, Mrs. J. L. Wallace and Mrs.

Brooker Stegall, Mr. Stegall and children, last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. H.

W. Rabe had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Mr. and Mrs.

T. H. Rabe and family last week. Miss Kathryn Bishop, Mrs. Alice Westbrook of Hearne, and Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Anchicks of Bremond were Sunday evening guests of Mrs. Lucy Mar is.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mitchell, Mrs. Velma Mitchell and her mother, Mrs. Cole, went to Dallas Wednesday to attend the funeral of Frank Cole, Mrs.

Cole's son. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baxter and Don attended a birthday party for Amy Lynn and Melanie Record in Bryan Saturday. The girls are the granddaughters of Mr.

and Mrs. Baxter and the great granddaughters of Mrs. T. Baxter of Franklin. Greg Baxter, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Baxter of Bryan was bitten by a dog Saturday night. The little fellow was fol- owing his mother to the grocery store when the dog ran out from a residence and attacked him. He required several stitchea in his thigh. The police have the dog under observation.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Turner and daughter, Nora Alice, and Dr. and Mrs. Reagan Hicks of Fort Polk, were Saturday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Carlton Hicks and children. Miss Mary Hall of Houston father of Mrs. Cliff Loreant, ShoWCF returned to his home in Houston after several weeks stay a hospital. Mrs.

Loreant reports her father as much improved. spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J.

Hall and Catherine recently. Sunday visitors in the Edgar Elledge home were Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Raley and Roger of Hearne, and Jimmy Deal of Fort Hood. Mrs. James A. Wright of San Antonio was a weekend guest of Mrs. Lois Bennett is in a Hearne hospital for surgery this week.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Box and children of Pasadena were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

L. Box, last weekend. Mrs. Sadie Simmons is visiting in Houston with her daughters, Mrs. Al New and Mr.

New, and Mrs. Ben Griffith, Mr. Griffith and children. J. B.

Wllkins Jr. of Austin spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. J. B. Wilkins, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Windham and son and Miss Merle Windham of Dallas were weekend guests of Rev. and Mrs. Townes Windham and Will. Mrs.

Agnes Phillips of Dallas spent the weekend at her home her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A i New Baden and in the home Wilder. Miss M'Liss Harrison of San Antonio visited friends in Franklin over the weekend and attended the combat ball at College, the guest of Wallace Menn, a senior student there.

Dr. W. H. Ross of Houston, Katherine Bates By Mn. J.

O. Lrta. tnnklta Saturday afternoon from three five, Miss Katherine Bates was complimented with a bridal shower in the community room of the First National Bank. Mrs. Dale Woodall, Mrs.

L. S. Hurley, Mrs. Sonny Elliott and Mrs. Louis Merryman were hostesses, In the receiving line were the honoree, Mrs.

Bates, Mn. Faye Perkins and Mrs. Woodall. Pink punch, cake squares and salted nuts were served from a beautifully appointed table. Serving the guests were Miss Mary Ellege and Miss Elizabeth Perkins.

The lovely gifts were displayed on tables in a small anteroom adjoining the party room. Many friends called during the afternoon. Sewing Club Met Tuesday The sewing club met with Mra. Alice Coalson Tuesday, March 6, for a covered dish luncheon. A delicious meal was served in the private dining room of Moody's Cafe.

A business meeting was held following lunch. Five members were present: of her sister, Mrs. Winston Lewis and Mr. Lewis. Mr.

and Mrs. Gus Hawkins of Houston were Saturday guests of his sister, Mrs. Lamar Closs and Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

R. M. Hooker were guests of her son, Mr. and APRIL 15 Get Tow State Inspection Sticker Mow! WE ARE NOW AN OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION COME BY SOON GEORGE PHARIS CHEVROLET ncarac uemoerai, moay, aur. 19, IWBZ raw Mrs.

A. C. Horton, Mrs. Winston Lewis, Miss Hattle Pack, Mrs. Ella Cobto and the hostess and two guests, Mrs.

W. H. Pack of Houston and Mrs. L. A.

Wilder. Mrs. Ella Cobb invited the club to hold the next meeting in her home Tuesday afternoon, March 20th. Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Greenwood for the weekend were their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gilson Knapp and daughter, Miss Joan Knapp, of Mercedes; also another daughter, Mrs. John Yelverton, and Mr. Yelverton of Houston.

BEAD USE THE CLASSFttDfl 204 NORTH MARKET PHONE LI 6-3413 Mrs. Bobby Lomax, in Bryan Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jones and children of Pasadena were weekend guests of his parents, Rev.

and Mrs. J. Q. Jones of New Baden. The Mt.

Pleasant Baptist Church finished their course of study of the "Book of Jeremiah" last Thursday evening. The study was held by the Rev. J. Q. Jones, pastor of the church.

Mrs. W. L. Ingram had all her children home over the weekend. They were Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Ingram and daughter, Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schultz, Pope Ingram and Mrs. H.

L. Ingram of Houston; and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Baxter, Don and Pam, and Mrs. Lula Davis of Franklin.

It was the occasion of Mrs. birthday, which the children celebrate each year. Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Watson and daughters of Fort Polk, La.

were guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bland Watson, over the weekend. Miss Elaine Moore of Baylor University was a weekend guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs F.

C. Petty. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hart, Peggy and Linda and Janet Shoe- hart of Pasadena and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Turner Jr. and Cindy of Hearne spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Hart.

Mrs. Lad Nickelson, Mrs. Kittie Davlin, Mrs. Annie Scott, Miss Sallie Griffin and H. A.

Willis attended the funeral of Bunyon Cox in Calvert Saturday afternoon. Mr. Cox was a former resident of Franklin. Mrs. Tally Grant, Mrs.

Hubert Willis and Mrs. Mabel Rains were Marlin visitors Monday. Mrs. Mary Sands of Huntsville was a Sunday guest of her daughter, Mrs. Bob Reeves Mr.

Reeves and children. 'Enjoying cake and coffee and Mari Lee's wedding pictures with Mrs. James Wright and Mrs. L. A Wilder on Saturday afternoon were Mrs.

Curry Davis, Mrs. Ranzell Nickelson, Mrs. Carlton Hicks, Mrs. Carl Duffey, Mrs Mamie DeMaret and Mrs. Ewel Woods.

Mrs. Otho Mathews Jr. was in Cameron for the weekend to visi her mother, Mrs. Ed Gunn, who is a patient in a Cameron hospital The 4 that goes around acting like a Used to be that people swore by V-8's and V-8's alone. And then along came Tempest's spunky 4 to steal their thunder.

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