Rites Held Here For Mrs Hallmark
Graveside services were held at Fairview cemetery for Mrs. Sarah Frances Hallmark 90 who died August 9 after a brief illness. Cecil Cox of Bronte Church of Christ officiated. Surviving relatives include a son C. H. Hallmark of San Angelo, sister Winnie Robinson of Moody, brothers Jake Clearman of Diglesby and Bob Clearman of Dallas, and several grandchildren.
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Fairview Cemetery
Sarah Frances Hallmark
Cecil Cox
Bronte Church of Christ
Agent’s Schedule and Summer Moves Recap
The record lists a four H Dress Revue practice at the courthouse on Aug 19 and the event at Robert Lee Park on Aug 20. It notes isometric exercises led by Curly Hays at Robert Lee Recreation Hall Aug 22. Rex Harris spent the weekend with his parents and pursued summer school in Mexico City before heading to New Orleans to enroll at Tulane University for the fall term.
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Robert Lee Park
Curly Hays
Robert Lee Recreation Hall
Rex Harris
John R. Harris
University of Mexico
Mexico City
New Orleans
Tulane University
Texas constitutional amendment on county government consolidation
Public notice outlines House Joint Resolution 69 proposing Amendment to add Section 63 to Article III authorizing statute based consolidation of government functions in Texas counties with 1.2 million or more people. It details election timing, ballot wording for and against, and gubernatorial proclamation requirements.
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State of
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Constitutional Amendment Fifteen on Ballot Texas 1966
Public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution No. 33 proposing an amendment to Texas Constitution Section 6 Article XVI to allow state participation in private or federal funded programs run by local or private nonprofit groups to establish and equip facilities aiding the blind and handicapped, with details on funding, oversight, and procedures. The measure asks voters to approve or reject funding-enabled activities for rehabilitation and employment services for the disabled.
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Senate
State of
Texas
State OF Texas
Constitutional Amendment Proposes Court of Criminal Appeals
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Nine for the November 8 1966 ballot. It would create a five member Court of Criminal Appeals with a presiding judge election rules vacancies tenure and compensation and update Sections 4 and 5 of Article V of the Texas Constitution. It provides appointment procedures for vacancies and details on terms and jurisdiction from appellate authority to habeas corpus writs. The measure includes voter ballot language and election proclamation steps.
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Senate
State of Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
State of
Texas
Supreme Court
Commission of Appeals
Court of Criminal Apeals
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State Capitol
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Mrs. Hallmark
Old Line Legal Reserve Company
O. T. Colvin
Blackwell, Texas
Ballinger, Texas
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