Local Brookshire Notes Share Dinners Births and Visits
Rev and Mrs Johnny Johnson of Brownwood visited J C Boatrights and attended a church dinner and baptismal service. A new baby boy John Marshall arrived for the Gil lands. Many locals traveled to Ballinger and Lubbock for reunions and coronations. Residents attended revivals and IOOF meetings, hosted birthdays, and welcomed guests from San Angelo Ballinger and Comanche.
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Johnny Johnson
Brownwood
J. C. Boatrights
Tennyson Baptist Church
Franklin Thomas
Big Spring
Elton Gilliland
Gillands
John Marshall
Fay Wison
Susan
Abilene
Luther Nixon
Ballinger
Ballinger Park
J. P. Tounget
Fracilla
Mike
Martha Hambrick
Comanche
Louis Baca
Miles
G. A
Miles Baptist Church
Joe Pena
Maxwell Pina
Willard Caudle
Blanche
McKenzie State Park
Lubbock
Audrey Williams
Buena Park
Calif
Etta Marks
San Angelo
Jerry Landers
Carl Florence
Edsel Hall
Hale Center
Susie Garlington
Dee Foster
Herbert Holland
T. G. Gleghorn
Black’s Cafe
Bronte
Tim
Jim Arrott
J. C. Boatright
Jim Clark
Willis Smith
Ella White
Blackwell
Tennyson
Messrs. and Mines
Less Webb
Charlie Brown
J. P. Tounger
Jim Blackwell
Bert Hester
Wallace Rumsey
Bil Keeling
Bob Springer
IOOF
Yoof Hall
J. L Stephenson
B. G. Stephenson
Oakland
Johnny Brown
Norton
Kansas
Tenniyson
Wesley Prinzing
Shelia
Sylrika Sizemore
Less ‘Webb
Glenn Sizemore
San Antonio
Webbs
Park
Hegwood
Hegwood Family Reunion Held at San Angelo Park
Eight children of the late Will Hegwood of San Angelo attended a family reunion Sunday August 17 at Spring Creek near San Angelo. Also present were eight children of the late T A Brown of Tennyson plus numerous spouses and relatives from San Angelo Graham Bronte Norton Fort Stockton and Lubbock. Several guests vacationing in New Mexico and Colorado were noted.
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Will Hegwood
San Angelo
Spring Creek
T. A. Brown
Tennyson
Hegwood
Messrs
Mies
Miles Hegwood
Rivera
Calif
Wayne Hegwood
Wingate
Barney Hegwood
Albany
Rob Freeman
Bobbie Lee Freeman
Mae Howell
Tom Green
Robert Brown
Charles Ray Brown
Charlie Brown
Flora
Bronte
Johnnie Brown
Norton
Kansas
Clifford Hageman
Ed Hoeckendorf
Midland
Vannie Norris
H. L. Stewart
Leo
Ted Kruse
Charlie Hegwood
Bill Gilbert
Billy Gilbert
Clayton Kruse
Neff Freeman
Arlie van Holden
Lubbock
Gene Stewart
Thomas Brown
Fort Stockton
Constitutional Amendment on Retirement Fund for County Officials
Texas proposes Senate Joint Resolution No 6p to amend Section 62 Subsection (b) of Article XVI allowing counties to establish retirement disability and death compensation funds for appointive and elective officers and employees after voter approval. Ballot instructions require yes or no on the amendment at the November 1958 general election.
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Senate
Texas
United States
State of
Constitutional Amendment on Ballot for Texas Officials 1958
Proposal HJR 3 would require county and district officers with four year terms to resign if seeking another office with one year or less remaining. The amendment, to be voted on November 4 1958, outlines vacancy filling and term rules for elected offices in Texas.
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HOUSE
Texas
State OF
United States
Ites
Meadow residents visit Bronze on Wednesday
Mrs. J. L. Carroll and Woody of Meadow visited Bronze Wednesday to see friends and handle business. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Boecking spent the previous weekend in Johnson City with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Hans Boecking.
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J. L. Carroll
Woody
Meadow
Charlie Boecking
Johnson City
Mrs
Hans Boecking
Proposed Texas constitutional amendment on county and justice vacancies
The text outlines an amendment to Section 28 of Article 5 proposing that vacancies in County Judge and Justices of the Peace be filled by the Commissioners Court until the next General Election. It specifies voting in an election and governor proclamation steps, detailing publication and election timing requirements.
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HOUSE
Texas
Commissioners Court
State OF Texas
Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Court of Civil Appeals
District Courts
the Veace
Justices of the Peace
State of
Iowa
Texas Advertising Amendment Proposed in Constitutional Ballot
A disputed Texas constitutional amendment would authorize the Legislature to appropriate funds for advertising the state's resources. The measure requires private funds to be matched before expenditure and forbids use of living state officials in advertising. The two referendum options read for and against the amendment, with posting requirements per state law.
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Senate
Trececins
State of
Texas
Eyer
Cal
Constitutional amendment on November 4 1958 election
Voter consideration is set for HJR 1 amendments to Article III and Article MI of Texas Constitution. Provisions include two thirds vote for emergency measures, redefine Biennial Section, rules on second regular session, and pay for legislators. Section 24 fixes a 7500 dollar annual salary plus expenses and per session limits. Adds Section 24a granting temporary Capitol residence to Lieutenant Governor and Speaker. Ballot will list the amendment text and related provisions.
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HOUSE
State of
Texas
State of Texas
House of Representatives
Mandar
Menor
Louse
Repre
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Brookshire Browsings
San Angelo Park
John Gaston
New Mexico
Colorado
Clark Glenn
E. F Glenn
Eacetsaes
Anltesia
The
Bronte Enterprise
SJR
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