Local Visits Spread Through Gabbock and Nearby Towns
Mrs FE Caperton visited the Roscoe Fort home in Gabbock Thursday and Friday. E L Caperton hosted Buck Coleman Jack Belcher Doug and Becky of Andrews over the weekend. Mrs Clana Silvers of Croc Fe is visiting Croc Fe area. Sgt Seay on assignment in Japan visited Ernest Seay family with June Seay from Temple. Additional guests included Mrs Alva Seay and Bill Landers. Willard Womack of Dallas and John McGee of Paducah visited the Stout home.
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L. Caperton
Roscoe Fort
Gabbock
E. L. Caperton
Miss Cowan and Miles Pabst Wed in Wingate Church
Miss Sandra Rha Cowan of Blackwell and Miles Allen Pabst of Omaha were married August 5 at Wingate Baptist Church. The Rev. Charles Myers officiated with Mrs Myers at the organ and Royce Porter singing. The couple will reside in Omaha after a trip to Star Lake Minnesota.
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Sandra Rha Cowan
Blackwell
Miles Allen Pabst
Omaha
Neb
Wingate Baptist Church
Charles Myers
Mrs. Myers
Royce Porter
Raymond E. Cowan
Cowan
Miss Dickenson
Fellowship Hall
Constitutional Amendment Fourteen on Ballot Texas 1966
Public notice outlines House Joint Resolution 38 proposing constitutional change to Section 2 Article VI to allow Armed Forces members who reside in Texas to vote in any precinct. It specifies election date November 8 1966 and text for ballots for and against the amendment, plus proclamation and publishing requirements.
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State of Texas
Armed Services
United States
Thetate
Texas
Texas Constitutional Amendment on Voting by New Residents
Proposed Texas Article VI Section 2a would let qualified voters cast ballots for Presidential electors and state-wide offices with altered residency rules. The measure, set for the first Monday in November 1966, includes provisions for registering and absentee voting for former residents and those who moved within the state.
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HOUSE
State of
Texas
United States
State of Texas
Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment to Remove Arlington College
Texas proposes Constitutional Amendment Number Three to withdraw Arlington State College from participation in the Permanent University Fund. The measure, labeled Senate Joint Resolution No. 89, details sections and boards of the Texas A and M University System and The University of Texas System, bond limits, fund income pledges, and self enactment provisions with safeguards and deadlines for the next general election.
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Senate
State of Texas
Arlington State College
Texas A & M University System
Texas A & M University
Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Prairie View
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Texas Agricultural Experiment Stations
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas Engineering Experiment Station
College Station
Texas Engineering Extension Service
Texas Forest Service
Board of
Permanent University Fund
Texas A &M University
Prairie View A & M
Ing
University of Texas At Austin
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
University of Texas Dental Branch
Houston
Texas Western College of
University of Texas At
el Paso
University of Texas
M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
University of Texas Postgraduate School of Medicine
University of Texas School of Public Health
McDonald Observatory
Mount Locke
Marine Science Institute
Port Aransas
Board of Regents of
The
University of Texas System
Texas Western College
Permanent University
Attorney General of
Texas
State of
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Cancer
B. D. Snead
First National Bank
Bronte Lodge
A. F
A. M
Marvin Bryant
W. M
Noah Pruitt JR
Sec
Miss Cowan
Mr. Pabst
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