Michael Whitworth Heads to State 4-H Council Meeting in Houston
Michael Whitworth co chair of District 7 4 H Council travels to Houston for leadership training with the State 4 H Council guest program by United Gas. The youths will elect officers and attend a baseball game at the Astrodome with a banquet planned at the Warwick Hotel to close the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Whitworth
Houston
Michael
United Gas
Paul Rothaus
National Leadership Institute
Astrodome
Warwick Hotel
VC. Whitworth
Melvin
McCulloch County
McCulloch Youths Eye Citizenship Seminar at Baylor
Twenty one McCulloch County youths met at the McCulloch Electric Cooperative to learn about the Texas Farm Bureau High School Citizenship Seminar at Baylor University August 8 to 11. Contestants to speak on why they want to attend or why they are glad to be American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch County
McCulloch Eledric Cooperative
McCulloch County Farm Bureau
Texas Farm Bureau
Baylor University
Waco
Farm Bureau
Brady Lions Club
Yweculloch County
Baylor
Kathy Flemming
Meltin
The
Lions
Farm Bureau invites qualified students to enter the ride
A spokesman for the Farm Bureau said any student who fits the qualifications may enter the ride by contacting the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oie
Farm Bureau Office
Brady Swinging Squares Host Westerners Dance Group
Brady hosts Westerners Square Dance Association event at Richards Park Saturday evening with 150 to 200 dancers and 17 out of town callers led by Dub McDaniel of San Angelo. events include ten tips two dances eight rounds and a grand march. inclement weather moves to National Guard Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerners Square Dance Association
Richards Palk
Brady
Dub McDaniel
San Angelo
National Guard Armory
Richards Park
West Texas
Better Horses and Crowds Set for July Jubilee
Plans for the July Jubilee Inc run from July 2 to 8 with bigger crowds and better horses. Miss Heart of Texas Pageant at Bulldog Stadium July 1 features 15 entrants and out-of-town judges. Key events include a downtown parade July 8 led by Lt. Gov. Preston Smith, horse races starting Sunday at 2 pm, a 10 horse starting gate, sheep and goat show July 3, Buck and Doe Sale July 4, and Bill Hames shows at Richards Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jubilee Inc
Bulldog Stadium
Preston Smith
Lubbock
Pumphrey
Nance
Richards Park
Bill Hames
Brady C C Moves To New Brick Home In Brady
Brady Chamber of Commerce relocates after 45 years in the Hotel Brady block to a 22 by 64 foot antique brick and redwood building at Bridge and East First Street. An open house may be held. a social security office was housed in the directors' room. The project was led by contractor Buster Quain. directors Forrest Barron, Frank Roddie Jr., B D Geestin, and Neal Self served on the building committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Block
Brady Chamber of Commerce
Bridge and
East First Street
Standard Herald
George Purcell
Purcell
Hrady
Buster Quain
John W. Hughes
The
Forrest Barron
Frank Roddie, Jr
B. D. Geestin
Neal Self
Phone Co Union Reach Agreement on 12 Month Contract
Southwestern States Telephone Company and Communications Workers of America announce a new 12 month contract. It includes a $540000 increase in wages and benefits and higher health and life insurance, three weeks vacation after 10 years, and a revised pension plan. Negotiations began April 5 and about 1250 employees in four states are affected. The contract runs through May 31, 1968 pending ratification by employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern States Telephone Company and
Communications Workers of America
Bill F. Vann
R. W. Staley
Dallas
W. Tyson Phillips
Brownwood
Local Travel and Visit Plans Mentioned
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Caylor and James plan to return home to Sherman after a week with Mrs. Caylor and the Purcells. Mr. and Mrs. James Feazelle depart for Galveston to attend the Texas City Managers Convention at the Galvez Hotel and will visit the Astros versus Cardinals game at the Astrodome. Mrs. J. D. Barney and Donald spent last week in Fort Worth visiting her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Caylor
James
Sherman
A. R. Caylor
George Purcell
Galveston
James Feazelle
Texas City Managers’ Convention
Galvez Hotel
Astros
St. Louis
Astrodome
Houston
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Vietnam
Leo D. Turner
L. B. Turner
Lobn
1Et Cavalry Division
Bien Thamn Province
Phan Theu
Saigon
Pentagon
Washington
Newarmensons Aldmeying
Sylvia Huffman
Rochelle
Texas A&m University
Sylvia
Kbredy Lions Club
Parm Bureau
Alded
Raymond Calley
Major Browning
Charlies Windburne
Zelma McDaniel
Erwin Voss
Dorothy Wilson
Alvin Arbetger
All of
Roger Fleckenstein
James Moore
Stanton
Denton Lovelace
Abilene
Cliff Smith
Snyder
Curtis Thompson
Lig Spring
Gracey Cope
Eldo
Rado
Pete Taylor
Bert Westfall
Barnhart
Ralph McMullen
Baird
Jim Hallam
Tom Wiley
Brady Club
Roger
Faye Fleckenstein
Steven Black
Bob Moody
Keady High School
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jackie Canada
Randy Atkins
Ballinger
Robert Strickland
Parker Pumphrey
Ford Slocum
Owen Nance
Memorial Lane
South China
Commerce Streets
Ee Commerce
Nita Fereazelle
Chamber
Rre
Lee Rogelio R. Morin
VU. S
U. S. Air Force
Bien Hoa AB
Pacific Air Forces
America’s
Overseas Air Arm
Southeast Asia
Far East
Pocific
Olea
Tlenry Camargo
Cornelio Ramirez
San Saba
Felix Ramirez
Church of San Jose
Connie
Treland
Oan Saba
St Francis’ Church
Fort Worth
HPC
Howard Payne College
Don Montgomery
Elva Forsythe
Killeer
Mel. Velma Hampton
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