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- Lena Stone Criswell
THE DAILY
DEMOCRAT
Fifty-Third Year - Number 60
Marlin, Texas, Monday, May 18, 1953
Briefly Told
Heavy fog was apparent
here on Sunday and Monday mornings at dawn but lifted a short time later.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Goodrich and family are
visiting near Macon
Georgia, with her parents while the Marlinites are on a vacation trip.
Miss Nita Shelton, former Marlinite who has
made her at Phoenix, Arizona, for several years arrived here Saturday for
possibly a two months visit and is stopping at the Falls Hotel.
The Green Thumb Gardeners will meet with
Mrs. Dick Peacock, 433 Chambers street at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 20th.
Mrs. Sam Dollahite will be co-hostess.
The Marlin Country Club lake started
overflowing through the spillway at l p.m. Saturday and water was continuing to
flow through that spillway on Sunday afternoon. This is possibly the
second or third time that water has overflowed through the spillway of this lake
since the dam broke there in the spring of 1944.
Mrs. Jim High and daughter, Mrs. Crockett
Erskine, are in Los Angeles, California, for a two weeks visit in the of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Getz. Mrs. Getz is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim High.
Colonel Travis Hetherington, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Hetherington of Reagan, and Lieutenant George B. Wilson, son of Mr.
and mrs. G. B. Wilson of Marlin, arrived by plane in Waco Saturday for a brief
visit, Saturday and Sunday with their parents in the respective towns and the
two Air Force officers returned to Washington, D. C., on Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Kyle and children, Art, George
and Kay, of Ozona, are here visiting Mrs. Kyle's father, George Haug, and her
sister, Mrs. Catherine Cahal.
The Civil Service Commission has announced
examinations for filling vacancies in positions for recreation leader and
recreation supervisor in 10 VA Hospitals in Texas including Marlin.
Applications and information on the examination may be obtained from the local
VA
Hospital or post office.
Grace Kuretsch of Marlin has been elected
to the position of Junior Senator on the Student Senate at Southwest Texas State
Teachers College at San Marcos for next year. Selections were made by
balloting and officers will be formerly installed in September. They have
the job of heading the student government on the campus.
Airman Tommy R. Cox of the U. S. Navy, son
of Mrs. Jean Cox of Marlin is here on leave from his duties. He has been
in navy service for about a year and has seen s(missing) duty in the Guam and
Japan area.
He is now assigned to specialist schooling t Norman, Oklahoma.
Dates for the fair at Riesel this year have
been announced for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 16-18th. A
homecoming program for former Rieselites is planned as a part of the fair event.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Bruce Bi(missing)ler
and little daughter, Beverly o(f) Fort Hood were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bryant
McDonald Sunday.
The Marlin Band Mothers Club meeting will
be held on Tuesday, May 19th, at 7:30 p.m. in the band hall at the school.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mires returned Sunday
after a two week's visit with their daughter, Miss Evelyn Mires, at Laredo.
L. J. Mires went down for the weekend and to accompany them home.
The overflow of water over the spillway of
the New City Lake continued to draw large groups of spectators on Sunday at the
bridge on the Marlin-McClanahan road. A thin sheet of overflow water
continued over the spillway on Monday morning.
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