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Sting for Bell Pay Ran TH Phe Irene Rei Ns Hat Oti 4
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Irene Reins
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Berry Misa Eric Berry obituary and local notices
Misa Eric Berry dies at 7 p.m. in Brady Hospital. funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Wilkerson Chapel burial Cox Cemetery. Survived by five sisters and several nieces and nephews. Other notices mention Beakley 16th birthday gathering at Sterling Fullagar ranch and local visits. convalescence and injuries in nearby towns. church attendance and community events.
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Ww. Beakley
Golden Oaks
Brownwood
Sterling Fullagwar Ranch
Lohn
John Wilmeth
Ruth Cawyer
R. BR. Smith
Overall Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Tom Young
Austin
Jack Griffith Athens
Mr OF
J. Weatherman
Myr
Bertie Weatherma
Robert Byrd
Gien
Mark
Pleasanton
Brownwood Social Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Weekend visits feature Janice Hardy and others from Lometa and Lubbock staying with Bratton grandparents. Brownwood residents Elaine Moss and Lennie Bradford hosted supper in the Bratton home. Fannie McBee visits Everman with Jack Mayfield family. Clinton Chamberlain dismissed from Brownwood hospital after heart attack. Tanya Cooper competed in Make It With Wool in Eldorado. Vicki Gamblin from Tarleton State visits home. Christmas program planned at Mercury Baptist Church with community participation.
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Janice Hardy
Lometa
Denecia Dobbs
Lubbock
Kathy Dawkins
Knoxville
Tenn
Cindy Woods
Seminole
Joe Hubbard
Tyler
Buffy Moss
Brownwood
Brattons
Elaine Moss
Lennie Bradford Studeville
Bratton
Fannie McBee
Everman
Jack Mayfield
Mr. Mayfield
T. W. Sansom
Fort Worth
Dudley
Dudley Sansoms
Tanya
Ernest Finnigan
Eldorado
Finnigan
Vicki Gamblin
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Sim Gamblin
Mia
W. D. Shores
Dexteon
Delford
LC Underwood
Mr. Shores
Baptist Church
Mines
Curtis Jones
B. A. Cooper
Ray Weatherman
Graham Miller
Clif Turner
Mercury Baptist Church
Rochelle School Menu December 11 15
Rochelle school menu for December 11 to 15 lists daily meals including Barbecue sausage with sides, Tuesday hamburger on bun with potato chips and pickles, Turkey and dressing, Ground meat and potato casserole, Fish sticks and vegetables plus desserts. Milk bread and butter accompany each meal.
Awards Dinner Honors Southwestern States Telephone Staff
Southwestern States Telephone Company Brownwood division honored eleven retirees at an awards dinner December 4 at Riverside Motor Hotel. Recipients ranged from 15 to 37 years of service with names and hometowns including Brownwood Brady Ballinger and Goldthwaite. Attendees included executives E H Danner and C H Briggs who presented the awards.
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Southwestern States Telephone Company
Brownwood Division
Riverside Motor Hotel
Clemmie B. Mader
Ballinger
Vera Mills
Brady
Blanche V. Awalt
Louise Carnes
Brownwood
Marie E. Scruggs
Marion H
Ora Ethel Huggins
Marvin E. DeHay
James P. Hadley
Melvin S. Harris
Maurice Martin
Verna J. Slate
Harold L. Wood
Menard
Veo V. Vardeman
Carl M. Featherston
Guendolyn M. Hollingshead
O. M. Pointer
James A. Watson
Fredericksburg
Freeman W. Smith
Thomas Wesley Jackson
Coleman
William A. Chadwick
Stockman
John E. Robbins
Central Area
A. M. Chappell
Shrimp Industry Shifts to Steel Trawlers in Texas Gulf
Rockport and Aransas Pass area shrimpers embrace steel hulls, boosting efficiency and financing options. Rockport Yacht and Bishop Marine Service drive a $1.5 million payroll as demand for steel ships grows. 1965-66 catches buoy optimism for 1967 with loans backed by Interior Department insurance.
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Aranasas Pass
Rockport
Aransas Pass-Fulton
Steel boat revolution stalls as wooden hulls persist
Four years into its steel boat project Bishop halted Dolly B after a six boat order from Resqueros Unidas de Colombia. Bishop also finished a four foot air conditioned trawler for Oscar Galfour, the largest yet and the first with three six foot nets operated from the stern. Despite claims of more space and lower costs, many skippers still favor wooden hulls due to wood shortages and risk factors. Industry leaders see a hopeful turn with one more year of weathered, price and catch challenges easing.
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Rockport
Rockport Yacht
Nippon Raizo Kabushiki
Tokyo
Irish Sea
J. D. Welborn
Aransas Pass
Resqueros Unidas de Colombia
Colombia
Bishop
Oscar Galfour
Galfour
Industry poised for record financial health in 1966
Forecasts suggest the industry will enjoy its strongest financial condition in history in 1966, with steady growth, higher profits, and improved capital access anticipated across sectors.
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