Brookshire Browsings Social Visits Spread In Town
The column lists visits among Fort Worth Abilene Dallas San Angelo Miles Brownwood Ozona and Paint Rock residents. Notable occurences include birthdays for Luther Nixon Jerry Landers and Mrs Jim Clark, church gatherings in Tennyson and a 42 party at the Colemans with Rob Springer and Herbert Holland. Reverend Arthur Sonnenberg to preach at the Baptist Church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Cook
Fort Worth
G. L. Cook
Jay
Arthur Cook
Abilene
Walter Phillips
San Angelo
Herbert Hollands
James Lee
Dallas
Charlie Lee
Alton Morgan
Bertha Churchill
Etta Marks
Jackie
Jerry Landers
Mmes. Landers
Carl Florence
Hale Center
Edsel Hall
Susie Garlington
Jim. Clark
Herbert Holland
Willie McNutt
Miles
Gene Halamicek
Tennyson
Ben Saldonia
Austin
Denton
Eugena Saldonia
San Juan
Bert Hester
J. A Smith
Doyle Gleghorns
T. G. Gleghorn
Von
Kyle Springer
Paint Rock
Rob Springer
Franklin Thomas
L. B. White
Blackwell
Luther Nixon
Jim Clark
Homer Clark
Big Spring
Thelma Thomas
Coahoma
Coy Wofford
Woffords
Midland
A. J. Essary
John Shipman
Winters
Jimmy McCord
George Coleman
Tommy Boy-kin
Seay Family Tour Highlights New Mexico Visit
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Seay accompanied their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones of Iowa Park on a weeklong trip to New Mexico. They visited Silver City Bayard Clovis and other points and stayed August 23 with daughters Mrs. Jack Evatt and Mrs. Baxter Evatt and with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lagrone. Seay noted cool weather and green crops after rain.
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E. C. Seay
Frank Jones
Iowa Park
New Mexico
Silver City
Bayard
Clovis
Mmes, Jack
Constitutional Amendment Five on Texas Ballot
Public notice details a proposed Texas constitutional amendment to authorize creation of hospital districts across counties, manage intertwined debt, issue bonds, levy taxes, and set operating rules. It specifies a 75 cent tax cap, voter approval, district boundaries, and state nonfunding assurances with an election set for November 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
State of
Texas
State of Texas
Constitutional Amendment Four on Ballot in Texas 1962
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendments adding new sections to Articles II and III. It authorizes the Texas Water Development Board to acquire and develop reservoir storage and to sell or lease facilities and water, with funding rules and long term contracts with the federal government, to be voted November 6, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Texas
State OF
Board of Water Engineers
Stata Bonda
Texas Water Development Fund
Texas Water Development
United States of America
State of Texas
Texas Water Development Board
New
Texas Public Notice Constitutional Amendment Six on Ballot
Public notice outlines proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Six to authorize retirement disability and death benefits for county and political subdivision employees after twelve years of service. It covers legislative authorization, fund contributions not exceeding five percent of each employee’s compensation, and election timing set for November 1962.
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Public Notice
HOUSE
State of Texas
Texas
Public Notice Proposal Constitutional Amendment Eight on Ballot
Public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution No 7 proposing amendments to Texas Constitution sections 51 b and 61-b 1 relating to aid for totally and permanently disabled individuals. It sets state funding ceilings at 2 600 000 and 2 500 000 dollars per year and lists eligibility rules and residency requirements. The amendment targets universal and federal aid coordination with an election in November 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State of Texas
State of
Texas
United States
Public Notice of Constitutional Amendment for Hospital Districts
Proposed constitutional amendment three on the ballot proposes creating hospital districts in Ochiltree, Castro, Hansford and Hopkins Counties. It authorizes tax levies up to 75 cents per $100 valuation, voter approval, district governance, and transfer of property title, with bonds possible for hospital construction and operation. The governor to issue proclamation for the election.
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State OF Texas
Ochiltree
Castro
Hansford
Hopkins
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