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THE GOLDTHWAITE EAGLEMULLIN ENTERPRISE
Goldthwaite, Texas, Thursday, July a 1959,
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num's training in Parkland
Hospital at Dallas, alee earn
with the Batemana. After din-
ner there were the usual "42"
games among the men, and
plenty of chatter among the
women. The children and
who like to go bathing in the
river found it just right that
afternoon. About the middle of
the afternoon here came Thel-
ma Stanley, daughter of the
late Charles Wilmoth, the had
driven by herself from MeKin-
ney. She said she got lost. She
said she camo almost to Ebony,
but decided she was on the
wrong road, so she went back to
the Jim Wilmoth house in
Brownwood and went in and
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Mrs. Wille Belle K,
July 4th with her son
Mrs. Hermon Ande
Brad at Evant.
The "1959-
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notionally advertised for •94.50 n-
$450
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and had arrived here well be-
fore sundown All we lacked now
to make our family circled com-
plete were the Sheffields -
Tommy, Marilyn, and Becky -
but they didh’t come.
The Wilmeth1 family again
met us in reunion at the home
of Mrs Edna Dwyer. Saturday.
July 4. The wide veranda's were
beautifully enclosed with shrubs
and flowers. The spacious living
room was luxuriant with a new-
ly installed wall-to-wall carpet
The dining room gleamed with
a handsome new china closet.
Mrs. Dwyer's daughter, Mrs.
Austin Cawyer, of Victoria. ar-
rived the Sunday before t help
with all preparation Austin
Cawyer of Victoria. Mr and
Mrs Lawrence Wilmeth of Sea-
ly, and Mr and Mrs Harold
Everett and Shelly and Sherry
of Abilene arrived Friday eve-
ning. The Fourth dawned bright
and beautiful. The Briley family
furnished 14 guests (all pre-
vious named* Mr and Mrs Jim
Wilmeth came from Brown-
wood Dr Marie Wilmeth of 'Ab-
ilene, who is attending a work-
shop at Denton this week, came
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BY MRS. RUBY FRENCH
Miss Shirley Manuel of Aus-
tin spent the weekend with her
parents
Mr and Mrs C. A. Holden at-
tended their family reunion at
Mexico, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr and Mrs L W Faris and
the Jim Allen family spent the
holiday weekend at San Angelo
and other points in West Texas.
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Manuel
ate lunch with the J F A.
Manuels on Sunday. Other
guests in the Manuel home were
Mr and Mrs. Leroy Manuel and
boys of Arlington, Mr and Mrs
Smokey Manuel, Loretta and
Shirley, and Betty and Barbara
Sutherland
Mr and Mrs Willie Groth met
many of the kinfolks at Lake
Buchannon Saturday, July 4, for
a celebration
Mr and Mrs J R Hillman
and Mr and Mrs C. W Holden
were guests in the Marvin
Friday evening Don yinzant
arrived from Fort Worth to
spend the weekend with u&.
Shortly afterward here came
the Benches. Bill. Grace, Billy
and Johnny They had driven all
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way We were deil“h42
her. and her uvelych6j
■P for lost time E
.There was a good J
tion at Oakland 4.609
Bunday. Mr .and or .
Whitten burg ana nS
Jack, Mr. and Mra romN
son and boys of wehit
Mr, .and Mrs, Burges"
bock. Also a couple orkn
Burgesses. All these beu
ones who are there evig
day. Don Vinsant nrZ
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The Methodist Revival closed
last Sunday night in Mullin.
Nice crowds were present each
night to enjoy the services.
- The Methodist Revival win
Mart to Zephyr the 19th of this
month. The Rev. Charles Miller
will do the preaching. Charles
and family lived in Mullin a
few years ago.
Doyle Bagwell, Sammy Oats,
Parry Jones and J. R. Light
were recent visitors in Mullin
with the Arvil Adams family
Harry Warren and family
have been here visiting with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cleve
Warren.
Carrie Henry of Monahans is
here visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
George Ellis and other relatives.
Her son, Arvin and wife of Big
Lake were also visitors here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Warren
and family of Roby and Tech
&gt. Raymond Warren and fam-
ily of Abilene were weekend vis-
itors here with Mr. and Mrs
Douglas Warren. ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Autry Keating,
Mrs. John Boland of Brown-
wood and Tom Lockett of
Bakersfield, California, visited
with relatives in Clifton last
Sunday
Mrs Alton Curtis and boys of
Gollad are here visiting her
father. Mr Edgar Burkett. Mr
Burkett has moved into the
house he purchased from Mrs
Ebb Oxley.
The people in Mullin would
like to extend their sympathy to
Mrs Glynn Calder and family
and Mrs Norma Lee Mosier and
family in the loss of their moth-
er and grandmother. Mrs Eva
Serivner of Goldthwaite.
Mrs Leia Jeffers and Artie
Mosier visited recently in Stam-
ford with their brother, Luther
Mosier and family
Mr and Mrs Jack Chaney of
Alexander, and their grandson,
Butch Sherrod of Stephenville
have returned home after vis-
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The Dwyer-Brileys visited Mr
and Mrs Alvin Hanna Sunday
after church, June 28. And what
a delightful visit The Hannas
are tip-top farmers Their deep
freeze is full of good things of
their own raising. Mrs Hanna
served us delicious home grown
steak. And oh, that pecan pie I
It was just out of this world
After dinner they entertained
us showing us relics they had
rescued from what seams to
have been Camp Colorado, first
established near our present
Ebony in 1856 There were
square nails, pieces of dishes,
pieces of horseshoes, balls and
caps, a half dime, dated 1858.
and many other things They
were found on the Bolinger
place near the Colorado, and
were unearthed by the big flood
of 1936 On our way home we
stopped by to see the Frank
Crowders Their house has been
sheetrocked and painted on the
inside Mrs Crowder has
brought some beautiful pieces
of furniture, and it is now a
very pretty home Frank also
has a half dime from Camp Col-
orado, and another coin dated
1853 Both he and Mrs Hanna
have interesting collections of
Indian arrowheads
The Mitchells. O .R . Ruth,
Robert. Jill, and Jan arrived
bank at the Briley home Mon-
day evening, June 29 They had
not only visited the Beliches in
El Paso, but had also gone on
to Colorado and had been on
top of Pike's Peak They said it
was wonderful They came back
by Lamesa to spend the night
with the Don Vinzants. Since
Don is in school in Fort Worth,
they brought Carol Jean and
the interesting little great-
grandson. - tarry, to spend the
week with us
Mr and Mrs Cecil Egger
were happy to have their dau-
ghter, Ynell and her baby
spend the Fourth with them
Joe Reeves of Lubbock, who
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David Watters - Service Agent
Phone Caradan WI 8-2432
In Office at Duren Equipment Co., on Saturday
Buret CorresponII
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Jon the 6th a I
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sin the Davis si
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Burnet, where I h|
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L the Colorado, I
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here followed tl
Long up with tl
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Mr and Mrs Dale Gillian
and daughter. Laura, of F< rt
Worth are spending this week
with her parents. Mr and Mrs '
Burl Holland. Charlotte and1
Randy and other relatives
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morning this week
Mr and Mrs Bud Carlisle of
Penwell visited Mr and Mrs
Floyd Manuel Wednesday night
Mr and Mrs C. W Holden
were visitors in the John Wal-
ton home Sunday afternoon
Mrs Floyd Manuel visited her
j parents Tuesday In the after-
noon they visited her aunt and
uncle Mr and Mrs Lean Lang-
ley of San Saba in the Clyde
Featherston home Mr and Mrs
[ Langley, their son Rodger and
' Miss Linda Featherston had
just returned from a vacation
trip through the eastern part of
| the United States They visited
j Mrs Langley s and Mrs Feath-
erston’s sister and family. Mrs
I Ollie Allerd in Columbus, Ohio
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at Sidney last Sunday honoring
the nrtieth wedding annivers-
ary of Mra. Fisher's uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. Q. George,
Mr. and Mrs, Billy Black of
Houston visited here over the
holidays with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. BUl Black
Mr. and Mrs. C. W Henry of
Cisco, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Henry and family of Clyle, Ed-
win Baskin and family of Mid-
land, and Mr. and Mrs. B. E.
Hutton and daughter of Lake
Jackson were all holiday visitors
here with' the Geerge Fletcher
family. The Rev. George Henry
family. Miss Lillian Baskin, Mrs
Sallie Chancellor -and other rel-
atives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Nance
and family of Wichita Falls vis-
ited here last weekend with Mr
and Mrs Talmadge King and
Dennis.
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Mr and Mrs E L Fisher and । weekend.
Children attended open house Mrs Elaine Laughlin called
— . I on Mrs Thelma Spinks one
Mr, and Mrs Paul West Dykp | ited Mr and Mrs A K Shelton
and daughter, Mary Kay °F Sunday evening.
Is having six weeks of training
at Camp Hood, spent the week-
end of the Fourth with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
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Ating here with Mr and Mrs T । Spinks home Sunday afternoon
C. Chaney, Lawana and Dianna Mr and Mrs J F A Manuel.
Mr and Mrs Max Cooksey of Misses Betty and Barbara Suth-
Irving have a new daughter | erland of Axtel and Miss Shir-
She has been named Martha ley Shipman visited the Floyd
Lee She is a new granddaught- Manuels the Fourth of July
er for Mr and Mrs Tom Cook- ( Mr and Mrs Verne French
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