Janice Page Honored At Surprise Breakfast Event
Janice Page was treated to a surprise breakfast last Saturday at the home of Mrs. J. R. Martin in Montana. About 25 girls attended, with hosts Mrs. Martin and her daughter Kathryn overseeing a menu of eggs, bacon, rolls, fresh fruit, and milk. Janice received a beach towel as a gift, and her mother Mrs. A. P. Page Was also attended.
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Janice Page
Robert E. Lee
J. R. Martin
Montana
Birs. Martin
Kathryn
Janice
A. P. Page
Temple WMU Program On Stewardship Presented
Mrs James Weir led a Temple Woman's Missionary Union program on Stewardship at the church meeting held in the Youth Building. Mrs Lee LeBouff and Mrs James Bryan assisted. the group discussed drapes for the study and a rower beds repairer. Refreshments were served to members and visitors.
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James Weir
Women’s Missionary Union of Baptist Temple
Lee LeBouff
James Bryan
Breakfast Vitamins claim blood boosting iron value
Vitamin tablet marketing touts BREAKFAST VITAMINS as superior by delivering B complex nutrients and D from milk, B12 from steak equivalents, plus iron comparable to four ounces of beef liver. It promotes a single tablet as covering multiple nutrients and lists Scarborough addresses.
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Good Soaking Rain Would Aid Farmers
Report from College Station surveyed by AP notes moisture remains short in East Texas and the Panhandle with wheat growth limited and up to 25 percent winterkill in some counties. Pastures average to poor, livestock feeding continued but lighter in dry districts as farmers plant potatoes onions and cotton amid general rain need.
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College Station
Stures
John
Tex
South Plains
Plains
Texas
North Central
Gulf Coast
Travis
South
Mission Enlistment program at WMU meeting
The Women's Missionary Day program titled Enlistment for Missions was presented by Mrs. Bow man with assistance from Mrs. Beasley and Mrs. Shoaf portraying figures from past and present. The group of about 30 members gathered as demonstrations on visitation, planting methods for corn and sorghum were discussed, with notes on moisture, germination, and progress in oats.
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Women's Missionary Day -Society of Second Baptist Church
Joe Bowman
J. R. Beasley
Walter Shoaf
E. R
Roberts
Texas
E. A. Foster
Expense Rule Eases for Men in Gray Flannels
Washington AP reports IRS Commissioner Caplin issued a regulation on travel and entertainment deductions that softens the 1962 crackdown. It allows deductions when business purposes exist, outlines no fixed luxury standard, and reserves some scrutiny to revenue agents. Public hearings begin soon for comments on final rules.
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Washington
Mortimer M. Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
Caplin Saidlers
IRS
Congress
National Restaurant Asso
Enin
Association
Thomas W. Power
Caplin
Southern Belles Spring Concert Sunday at High School
The Southern Belles girls choir presents their annual spring concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Soloists include Karen Boudloche Jill Myers Toni Fellers Judie Roush and Karen Casey with director Mrs John Guemple. The program features My Fair Lady songs from Lerner and Loewe Brigadoon and other classics.
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Karen Casey
Judie Roush
Brigadoon
Lee High School
High
Robert E. Lee High School
Karen Boudloche
Liza Doolittle
Ma Jen
Barbara Mor
Gan
Jill Myers
Toni Fellers
Kar 1
Boudloche
Janie Clinton
Stephanie Meadows
Colleen Bailey
Carolyn Herr
John Guemple
Madrigal Singers
Southern Belles
Grams
Zarley Paces Houston To Golf Tourney Win
University of Houston golfer Kermit Zarley led the Cougars to a win over Rice Lamar Tech Minnesota and Houston in a collegiate golf tournament. Zarley shot 76 69 to earn medalist honors as Houston captured its 11th straight title with a team total of 854.
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Houston
Kermit Zarley
University of Houston
Rice
Lamar Tech
Minnesota
Zarley
Cougars
Aggies Name Spring Game Quarterbacks
College Station Texas AP selects Brenham’s Kdim Linnslaedter and South Houston’s Dan Melihaby as starting quarterbacks for Texas A&M Maroon-White spring game tonight. The event concludes spring football with over 30 former Aggies attending as special guests, emphasizing security as a valued asset.
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College Station
Kdim Linnslaedter
Brenham
Dan Melihaby
South Houston i
Texas A&m College
A&m
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