Tri-City Beach Lions Stage Rummage Sale
Tri City Beach Lions hold a rummage sale at Ward Road and Alexander Drive dubbed a rags to riches sale. Proceeds benefit the Crippled Children's Camp in Kerrville. Items include TV sets, deep freezers, tractors and clothing. Lions Galloway Bernard Bush and Jackson staff the event.
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Tri-City Beach
Lian C. F. Galloway
Galloway
Lions Galloway
Roy Bernard
Bill Bush
A. J. Jackson
Tricity Beach Lions Club
Lions
C. F. Galloway
A. J. Jacksan
Infant Scott Alan Daley Dies in Baytown Hospital
Scott Alan Daley infant son of Mr and Mrs William Daley of 1907 Mississippi died Tuesday in a Baytown hospital. He is survived by his parents and one brother William.
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Scott Daley
Scott Alan Daley
William Daley
Mississippi
Baytown
William
Prize Merino Ewe Has Quintuplets
A prize Merino ewe of sheep farmer Arthur Erwin near Melbourne gave birth to quintuplets. The farmer and wife described a natural birth and the lambs are thriving, with 4,000 sheep on 1,800 acres. University expert Derek Tribe called quintuplets a one in millions chance. The report also notes local funerals in Baytown and obituaries for Cecil Hightower, with survivor details and church affiliations.
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Melbourne
Bessie
Arthur Erwin
Erwin
Derek Tribe
Melbourne University
School Board Proposes Public Relations Committee and New Policies
The board discussed forming a 12 member public relations committee drawn from professionals and leaders to meet quarterly and report to the board. A second committee from the board will study long and short term school needs. Supt Crenshaw may publish a quarterly informational paper for parents. L&P Motors won bus maintenance bid at 750 monthly. A reception honors kindergarten teachers next Tuesday.
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Bill Neal
Neal
Ellis Burnham
Hershel Tate
Oscar Langston
Burnham
Supt. Crenshaw
John Hampton Sr
R. A. Courtwright
J. M. Hamler
L&p Motors
Supt
Crenshaw
Earl Bowers
P.J B. Milner
First Baptist
Sex in soccer derby banned in England city
AP reports a ban on men versus girls soccer matches in an English industrial center amid large crowds and charity proceeds. Officials cited embarrassment in changing rooms as a reason. The piece also notes South Dakota’s Indian population at about 30,000.
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England
South Dakota
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