Toombs Seeks Texas House Seat After Judge Term
Judge C Glenn Toombs of Borden County announces he will run for the 63rd Texas District in the wake of Rep Ren ald Rosson of Snyder not seeking reelection. Toombs, a four year county judge, is married to Margie Elien Southard with three children and has ties to Santa Fe Railroad and Merchants' Fest. He serves on regional planning and tax advisory committees and participates in the constitutional revision efforts for Texas counties.
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C. Glenn Toombs
Borden County
Texas
Toombs
Ufier Rap
Renald Rosson
Snyder
Borden
Scurry
Margie Elien
Southard
Dawson Couny
Texas Tech
Tech Ant
Borden School
Santa Fe Railroad
Btaca
Merchants’ Fest
Flamm c
Rane
Bonrfdien County
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
Agrucuhmal Taxing
Dexas County
Association active in Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers role
An association has maintained activity within the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers and engages in predator animal control efforts.
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Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers Association
Diversity Club Elects Officers In April Meeting
Mrs H M Kirkland was elected president for two years at the Diversity Club gathering held April 25 at Mrs J W Martin home with Mrs Leslie Rolls as hostess. Other officers include Mrs Martin vice president, Mrs J F Hughes secretary, Mrs Brumson treasurer, Mrs Melvin Placke parliamentarian, and Mrs Charles Reigsdave secretary. The program on Energy Crisis was presented. Attendees included Mrs Otis Smith and Mrs Ed Kennedy.
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H. M. Kirkland
3. W. Martin
Leslie Rolls
Mrrs. Martin
J. F. Hughes
Mins
Micingaret ‘Brumnson
Melvin Placke
Charles Reigsdave
Cecil Kemp
Shy Feminine Syringe Promoted as Modern Convenience
An advertisement touts Shy as a unique feminine syringe marketed for convenience in hygiene. It claims a two quart capacity with no hoses or hang-ups and easy discreet storage, available at leading drug, discount and department stores.
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Shy
Local Texas Election Ballot Listings by Office and Candidate
A scanned ballot listing shows candidates for U S Representative District 21 Governor Attorney General State Treasurer Comptroller of Public Accounts General Land Office Railroad Commissioner Supreme Court Court of Criminal Appeals State Representative District 63 and various county and precinct offices. Numerous names including Krueger Tarlton Briscoe Hobby Armstrong White Wallace Elliott and others appear across multiple offices with party affiliations not shown.
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Diversity Club
Joe Sullivan
U. S
Atlanta
San Antonio College
The
Baptist Church
Trinity Baptist Church
San Antonio
Air Force Reserve
Matchmaker, Inc
America
Elmer Hurley
Bronte
Bronte Enterprise
Bronte, Texas
Democratic Party
Coke County, Texas
Cocke County, Texas
U. S. Representative
Robert
Bob” Krueger
Nelson W. Wolff
Sohn H. Poerner
Patrick M. Ainsworth
Allen Moore
Frances Tarlton
Sissy” Farenthold OW. H
Bill) Posey Cj
Dolph Briscoe
Steve S. Alexander
O Bill Hobby
John Hill
Donald B. Yarbrough
Sesse
James
Hugh Edburg
Bob Bullock
General Land Office
Bob Armstrong
Agriculture
John C. White
Herbert A
Peanut
Schroeder
Mack Wallace
C. A. Kelly
Jim C. Langdon
Supreme Court of Texas
C. Sears McGee
Thomas M. Beavley
Supreme Court of
O Zollie Steakley
Court of Criminal Appeals
W. A. Morrison
Leon Douglas
OW. E
Pete) Snelson
Michael H. Ezzell
Mary Thomas
State Board of Education
Tom R. Parrett
Simmy L. Eurod
Court of Civil Appeals
Trueman E. O’quinn
W. W. Thetford
Winnie Waldrop
Jerry Thomason
Douglas Robertson
Precinct
Billy Joe Luckett
Bobby Vaughn
Jerry M. Parker
Jack Corley
Justice of the Peace
J Roy P. Ross
Josie F. Craig
Cumbie Ivey, JR
Golda Smith
Royce Fancher
O Bob Large
Noah Pruitt, SR
O Dave King
Bronie
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