Dallas man photographed schoolchildren for Humble TV program
George Sanderson of Jamieson Film Co. filmed at a Dallas school on Tuesday for a Humble Oil Co. sponsored Texas in Review TV segment. The project involved the whole school and included remarks by Mrs. Roy Sanderson who watched the Washington inaugural parade from the Capitol, while her son Pvt. Bobby Sanderson at Ft. Belvoir, Va., on duty 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., noted the cold.
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George Sanderson
Dallas
Jamieson Film Co
Humble Oil Co
Texas
Roy Sanderson
Washington
Bobby Sanderson
Ft. Belvoir
Eisenhower
Bobby
Belvoir
Bud Caruthers
Ben Palmer
Louis Conradt
Goldthwaite
Paul McCoy
Duncan
Okla
McCoy
P. G. Dabney
Douglas Gossett
R. Q. Spence
Charles Ragsdale
WSCS
6Th St. Methodist Church
Sweetwater
George Russell
Charles Clark
San Angelo
Notice of bids for Coke County depository 1957
The Coke County Texas County Judge calls for bids from banks or bankers to be the depository for Coke County and Coke County Common School District funds for two years beginning February 11 1957. Bids must show interest rate and include a certified check of at least 0.5 percent of prior year revenues. The judge may reject any bid and re bid with liquidated damages if bid is not honored. Jeff Dean is the County Judge.
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Coke County
Texas
Banking Corporation
Commissioners’ Court
Jeff Dean
Community Calendar Highlights Local Visits and Social Events
The week features a workers conference at Bronte Baptist Church. Visitors include Herbert Holland and Clarence Derrick to Cisco and Rising Star. Mr and Mrs Preston Wheat of Andrews visited the Holands and Clarks. Rebekah Lodge installed officers at Miles IOOF Hall with Minnie Hipp as noble grand. Willard Lee family from Venezuela touring Maverick Norton and Big Spring. 42 party hosted by J C Boatright with high and low prizes. Louis Bridges from College Station plans to re-enroll at Texas A&M.
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Bronte Baptist Church
Herbert Holland
Clarence Derrick
Cisco
Rising Star
Preston Wheat
Andrews
Jim Clark
Bill Cope
Tony
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Miles
Minnie Hipp
Golden Esso Extra for high compression engines
The copy argues modern 1950s cars with compression ratios of 9 to 1 or higher require better gasoline than premium or supers. It asks if the car knocks on premium, is air conditioned, or has 9 to 1 compression, noting anti knock needs rise after break in. It promotes Golden Esso Extra as the world’s finest gasoline.
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Humble
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Blackwell
Brookshire Browsings
T. G. Greghorn
Noble Grand
Willard Lee
Venezuela
Maverick and
Norton
Ellis Lee
Big Spring
J. C. Boatright
J. P. Tounget
T. G. Gleghorn Low
Willard Caudle
G. L. Cook
Messrs
Mmes
James Arrott
J. B. Arrott
Tennyson
Harlin Lee
Tommy
Charlie Brown
T. G. Gleghorn
the Boatrights
Louis Bridges
Wayne and
Barbara
College Station
Nora Bridges
Louis
Texas A&m College
Esso Extra
Bronte, Texas
Humble OK & Refining Company
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