Texans at Transition Week in Washington and a South Pole film
Texans gathered in Washington for Transition Week as Lyndon Johnson’s reception drew a large crowd. The piece lists Brownwood District Attorney Forrest Kyle and other Texans visiting, Kennedy’s address reaffirming the Monroe Doctrine, and a note on a documentary about the Antarctic called Ninety Degrees South shown to local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Statler
Kennedy
Charlie Woodsons
Brownwood
Gordon Griffin
Forrest Kyle
Bangs
M. D. Bryant
Wm. L. Porter, Jr
San Angelo
University of Virginia
Hal Woodward
Coleman
A. O. Kneese
Fredericksburg
Woodward
Supreme Court
Texas
Uvalde
Ken Clap
Capitol
Texas University
San Marcos College
Eisenhower
Ike
Gallup
Truman
Ninety Degrees South
Antarctic
South Polar
Brady Visit For Six Weeks By Crocker Family
Here From Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Mason Crocker have their son, his wife and small child residents of Brady for the next six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Crocker and Mason Lee, 2%, make their home on the Crocker Ranch near Matfield, Green, Kans. For the six weeks, they are living at the McCall Apartments and Mr. Crocker will assist his father with his ranching interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Mason Crocker
Brady
Byron Crocker
Mason Lee
Crocker
Matfield
Green
Kans
McCall
Mr. Crocker
Come and Get Em New Texas Almanacs 1961 62
Almanac sale notice from STANDARD-HERALD OFFICE promoting new 1961 1962 Texas Almanacs priced £1.65 postpaid by mail $1.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard-Herald Office
Rev David Clapsaddle and family visit Stacy Tex
Rev David Clapsaddle and son Timothy visited Stacy Texas from Brownwood. Little Paul stayed home sick. Mrs Clap saddle and Johnie did not attend. They were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Betsill. WMU ladies met for Bible Study led by Mrs Almon Martin. Mr and Mrs Jimmy James moved to San Angelo due to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy
Tex
David Clapsaddle
Timothy
Brownwood
Paul
Clapsaddle
Johnie
David
Oscar Betsill
WMU
Almon Martin
George Allen
Jimmy James
San Angelo
James
Jame
Lynn
Local Family News From Echo and Coleman Area
Mrs Irene Hallmark visits Mr and Mrs Monroe Hallmark. C O Moore spends weekend near Echo after moving from Gainesville to Coleman last Friday. Harold Brown and girls visit Brady Martins. Johnie Hemphill visit Coleman to see new grandson. Jimmy Frank Hemphill becomes father of a 5% lb boy. Oliver Lee Moore stays with Ronney and Donney Malmstrom in Melvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brown
Brady Martin
John
Johnie Hemphill
Coleman
Jimmy Frank Hemphill
Oliver Lee Moore
Ronney
Donney Malmstrom
Melvin
Visitors and local life in Oscar Betsill home
Recent visitors include Smithy McMor ties of Melvin Dr and Mrs J B Joy and children Mrs John Woodruff and children of San Angelo. Mrs Willie Daniel remains in San Antonio with daughter Mrs Minard Sunvison and family recovering from surgery. Mrs Sunvison is improving after surgery. Mrs George Allen and Mrs Irene Hallmark drove to Goldthwaite to take Mrs Allen's mother Mrs Martin for a check up. Mrs Martin returned home to stay a few days.
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Oscar Betsill
Smithy McMorties
Melvin
J. B. Joy
John Woodruff
San Angelo
Willie Daniel
San Antonio
Minard Sunvison
Sunvison
George Allen
Irene Hallmark
Goldthwaite
Price and Postage Rates Featured in Standard Herald
The Standard Herald lists price at 1.65 dollars and postpaid by mail at 1.85 pounds, outlining simple cost terms for readers.
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NicCoys
Stacy and
Doole
Mrs. C. O. Moore
Garrett
B. L. Murrell
Sally McCulloch
Mr. Slate
Gouldbush
Frank Guice
Floyd Guice
Rudell
Tim Snowden
Mrs. Fitspatrick of
Whon
Safeway
Imperial
Domino
Coldbrook
Jennery
Meats
U.S.D.A
Edwards
Maxwell House
Teee Pee Ft
Sar
Sefency
Ay van
W. Main
Phillip Bacon
Teachers College
Columbia University
Rere Ee
Parkway Lanes
Chas. J. Brown
S. Bridge
Radio & Television
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