Know Your City Schools Budget Talks And Film Library Additions
Board President D L Cross Sr forms a committee to study how new school buildings affect expenses with no new teachers likely and a small rise in maintenance and fuel costs. Five trusses vary in price. the district may build its own using available lumber. A 250-strip film library expands, with Eskimo life and Janet films aiding primary grades.
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D. L. Cross, Sr
Cross
Janet
New York Times
Duane Smith
School Board
Wersts Return to McCamey Exit Kermit Roles in News
Mr and Mrs J Lee Werst former Alp Inn owners resign from Winkler County News at Kermit and return to McCamey to pursue newspaper work He served as advertising manager and mechanical superintendent while Mrs Werst was society editor Is your subscription paid
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J. Lee Werst
Winkler County News
Kermit
McCamey
Werst
M.s. Werst
Texas Geography Lesson From 1928 Condensed Form
A compact reprint of a 1928 Texas geography piece notes Texas spans most of North America, borders the Gulf and Pacific realms, and contains Guadalupe Peak. It highlights Texans’ pride, vast ranches, unique local sayings, and striking regional facts about scale, wealth growth, and land abundance.
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North America
United States
Canada
Mexico
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
South America
Pacific Ocean
Guadalupe
Rockies
Brownsville
Dallas
el Paso
Texarkana
Chicago
New York
Milwaukee
Rand McNally
Eastland
Lone Star
King Ranch
Illinois
Massachusetts
Funeral Rites Held For Chas. Stanford Del Rio Resident
Charles P. Stanford 69 longtime Del Rio resident died Saturday at his home 114 West Martin Street. Last rites were held Monday at 2 p m in the Doran chapel with Rev J Presley Pounds officiating. Burial was in Westlawn cemetery under Doran Funeral home direction. Stanford born August 4 1879 in Leakey Texas married Ida McFadin December 24 1913 in Leakey. Survivors include widow daughter Anne Stanford and sister Mrs Jessie McLaurin of San Antonio. Pallbearers listed. honorary bearers named.
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Charles P. Stanford
Doran Chapel
J. Presley Pounds
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Westlawn Cemetery
Doran Funeral Home
Stanford
West Martin Street
del Rio
Leakey
Texas
Ida McFadin
Arizona Rangers
Douglas
Arizona
Alpine
Ida Stanford
Anne Stanford
Jessie McLaurin
San Antonio
John G. Hunnicutt
Charles Miller
Henry Seale
Louis Hrones
Charles Robbins
Jack Paul
E. A. Stricklen
Lethco Baby Dies in Alpine Pneumonia
Stephen Earl Lethco two month old son of Mr and Mrs Ira Lethco Fort Stockton died Wednesday afternoon in an Alpine hospital from pneumonia. Funeral services were held at Owen Funeral home chapel with burial at Easthill cemetery. Survivors include parents a sister Marilyn Ann a brother Ira Stanley Jr grandparents Mr and Mrs Jess Lethco Burnet Tex and Mr and Mrs Fred Parsel Vancouver Wash
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Fort Stockton
Stephen Earl Lethco
Ira Lethco
Easthill
Owen Funeral Home
W. H. Burcham
Alpine
Marilyn Ann
Ira Stanley Jr
Jess Lethco
Burnet, Tex
Fred Parsel
Vancouver, Wash
Funeral Attendees From Uvalde Leakey and Amarillo
The obituary lists mourners at the service including Mr. and Mrs. Joe McFadin of Uvalde Mr. and Mrs. N. A. McFadin of Leakey Mrs. James Planchon of Uvalde Mrs. Byron Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Archie McFadin and their son of Uvalde a nephew Neal Stanford and Albert McCaffery both of Amarillo also present were C. B. Ginn H. P. Moore and Dr. Thomas M. Johnson.
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C. B. Ginn
H. P. Moore
Thomas M. Johnson
Joe McFadin
Uvalde
N. A. McFadin
Leakey
James Planchon
Byron Lewis
Archie McFadin
Neal Stanford
Albert McCaffery
Amarillo
Veterans benefits query on bad conduct discharge and GI Bill
A veteran with a bad conduct discharge may not be automatically eligible for GI Bill benefits. He should contact his nearest VA office for a determination of whether his discharge was under conditions other than dishonorable. He may also apply to the Army or Navy for discharge revision.
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Armed Services
Army
Navy
Patagonia Defined as Region at Southern Tip of South America
The region known as Patagonia sits at the southern tip of South America and encompasses parts of Chile and Argentina with varied landscapes from deserts to fjords and steppes.
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Patagonia
South America
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