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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1956
Page
11
Readable fragments discuss a rabbit event within a law observance context. The item hints at a local page note or column fragment mentioning a rabbit in relation to civic routines. Entities are scarce. the text remains ambiguous and partial.
The Texas State Florists Association plans its annual convention July 8 to 11 in Austin. More than 1500 florists from across Texas will attend the three day event titled Fantasy in Flowers with exotic blossoms arriving from major growers nationwide for flower design displays.
The design school will head one of the nation’s top design teams for the convention. Arthur Black and his wife of Orange Texas lead the group with guest artists Ed Henderson of St Louis Missouri Art George of Palmetto Florida Scotta Thompson of Ardmore Oklahoma John Han visible among contributors.
University of Texas scientist reports Blanco County may hold commercially important lead and zinc deposits. Dr Pirgum Barnes notes Central Texas geology mirrors Southeastern Missouri, urges drilling. Interest in Texas deposits surged since World War II as metal shortages loom. Copies of Barnes publication available for $1 from the Bureau of Economic Geology. Patsy Taylor returns from vacation with companions in New Mexico. Garden clubs plan pilgrimages to hotel display rooms under Bernie Hillen’s convention leadership.
An examination of public attitudes in Texas toward criminal defense reveals half doubt lawyers should defend defendants believed guilty. A district judge notes defense lawyers seek every safeguard to ensure fair trials, countering misperceptions of unethical delay or frivolous defenses.
A column on Texas law stresses the cardinal right of innocence until proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt and the role of expert counsel. It notes lawyers may overstep at times and that disciplinary action follows where warranted, emphasizing that the column informs rather than advises.
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