Sorosis Club at Crosby Sets Dates for Events
Crosby correspondent WELL ANDERSON reports the February Sorosis meeting at Mrs. Frank Woodard’s home with co hostesses and attendees discussing Houston symphony opera and theater. The club scheduled Christmas party December 11, Tree of Lights December 15, outdoor decorating judging December 18, February meeting at Crosby Hugh School Library.
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Anderson Crosby
Frank Woodard
Horace Brazzell
Jean Drury
L. L. Anderson
Houston
Annie Ertcson
Alison Koonte
Crosby
Hugh School
R. B. Reynolds
Dares Cognay Library
Judge Builds Log Cabin to Preserve Local History
Judge Horace Daniel Poon of Linden has completed a log cabin on his property modeled after the home where he was born in Chass County. The rural judge, a former educator and county official, fills the cabin with Northern Texas and local history books, letters, and memorabilia.
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Tisden
Tex
Judes
Horace Daniel Poon
Linden
Chass
Jude
Texas Stainless
Mimeren
Tenon Monterey
Cadila Lake
Jardine Tiger
Rommienty
Judge
Boon
Exams For Navy ROTC Will Be Given Dec. 11
High school seniors and graduates may apply by Nov. 19 for Navy ROTC. Recruiter Spenseer F. Fardinal announced tests on Dec. 11 to seek midshipman appointments. ROTC offers a regular commission after four years college with Navy tuition paid and a $50 monthly subsistence allowance. Summer cruises and career officer prospects follow active duty.
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Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps
Spenseer F. Fardinal
Navy
Marine Corps
Academy
Navy Recruiting Office
Federal Building
Chief of Naval Personnel
Department of the Navy
Washington, DC
Tiny Teena Rides Tail In Saddle At Youth Rodeos
Victoria child Teena Urban, daughter of Ed and Mrs. Urban, rides her Shetland pony Kako JoJo in youth rodeos. She began in parades and western pleasure events and eyes a bigger mount for barrel racing, aiming to match her mother’s Palomino. Teena trains with Kokko JoJo, who enjoys kitchen mischief and hates dogs.
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Tiny Teena
Victoria Cap
Teena Urhan
Youth Rodfeos
Thremventroht
Tonna
Kako Jove
Teena
Kolko JoJo
Ed Urban
Victoria
Honurs
Wan An
Lawind
Ene
Earl
Calhoun County
Kako Jodo
Koko Jade
Pany
Kokko JoJo
Jame
Woolf Sealed Off Behind Concrete Curtain on Set Tour
AP reporter Molly Wood describes viewing behind stage B for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. Nichols Burton Taylor and Lehman present as filming begins July 26 with no action observed and set tightly guarded at Checkpoint Charlie. Burton and Taylor appear tired yet focused as production aims to finish around December.
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Molly Wood
Virsink Woolf
J.L. Warner
Mike’ Nichols
Sirecter
Virginia Woolf
George Segal
Sandy Dennis
Segal
Elizabeth Taylor
Richand Burton
Miss Taylor
Burton
Burtons
Nichols
Dennis
Ernest Lehman
Painter Sues Ogunquit women Over Smearing Painting
Ogunquit artist Peggy Cartwright Hodges sues Martha Strater and Patricia Nevins for 20,090 alleging mustard and whipped cream smeared a painting. Jury awards each defendant 50 dollars amid unclear motive testimony.
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Alfred, Maine
Ogunquit
Peggy Cartwright Hodges
Martha Strater
Patricia Nevins
Dallas executive gets five year term for oil lease fraud
Marion Barnett, 47, of Dallas, former head of Admiral Oils Inc, was sentenced to five years in prison for oil lease fraud after being convicted July 23 of securities violations and mail fraud in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Marion Barnett
Dallas
Admiral Oils, Inc
Brown Patches On Grass Are Said To Be Fungus
Brown patches in St Augustine grass signal a single fungal disease called brown patch. It forms circular dying patches from a few inches to several feet, with sunken centers and brown leaves that strip from stolons. Preventive spraying before symptoms and thorough fungicide use, especially Terrador PCNB mixes, offers the best control.
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Ron Bradley
St. Augustine
Dartmouth Tuition Boosted for Coming Years
Dartmouth College will raise tuition by 125 dollars per year starting September 1966 and another 150 dollars per year thereafter. The current tuition stands at 1800 dollars.
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Hanover
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Bayport sees cultural revolution grow in Bay Area
In Bay Area, two vivid signs of a cultural shift appear. The Clear Creek Country Theater concluded a summer with Look Homeward Angel, drawing applause and a third straight hit. Marie Jager moves to Austin after directing three performances. The community library project expands as Friends of the Freeman Library plan a coming winter season. The space between projects fills with volunteer labor, fund raising, and planning, signaling growing regional maturity and ongoing cultural activity.
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Clear Creek Country Theater
Angel
Marie Jager
Austin
Clear Creek
League City
Freeman Memorial
Clear Lake Area
Friends of the Free_man Library
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Home and School Association of
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Ani School Association
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Christian Women
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Sterling
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Decker
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Turner
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Kennedy
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Yvette Minieux
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Pyt
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Woolf
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American Legion Hall
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Happy Country Boys
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Mexico
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Maria Reyes Coronado
Dave Martinez
Frances Contreras
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Market Street
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