Rees-Brockett Engagement Planned for Bronte
Mrs Wade Rees of Bronte announces the engagement of her daughter Marla Lou Rees to Mike Ells Brockett of Lubbock son of Mr and Mrs C W Brockett. The wedding is set for Saturday July 26 at First United Methodist Church Bronte. Marla is a 1965 Bronte High School graduate and Tech senior majoring in secretarial administration with Phi Gamma Nu and NAASC and Dean's List. Brockett is a 1965 Petersburg High School graduate who attended Lubbock Christian College and works in Lubbock as an independent distributor of Koscot Interplanetary products.
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Marla Lou Rees
Mike Ellis Brockett
Bronte Methodist Church
First United Methodist Church
Bronte
Miss Rees
Bronte High School
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Tech
Phi Gamma Nu Business
National Collegiate Association For Secretaries
Mr. Brockett
Petersburg High School
Lubbock Christian College
Koscot Interplanetary, Inc
WSCS Bake Sale Saturday May 17 at 9 AM
The WSCS of the Methodist Church sponsors a bake sale next Saturday May 17 starting at 9 a.m. in the West Texas Utilities building. Proceeds will buy a vacuum cleaner for the church. Patronize Our Advertisers.
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WSCS
The
Methodist Church
West Texas Utilities
Constitutional Amendment Six on Texas Ballot HIRT
Public notice announces constitutional amendment number six for Texas voters. It proposes Section 64 to let issuing agencies set interest rates for bonds under constitutional authority, within Legislature limits, and asks qualified electors to vote on August first Tuesday after the first Monday in 1969.
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State OF
Texas
Nancy Richards Bridal Shower Honored Bride Elect
Nancy Richards bride elect of Lenoy Leonard Casey of Robert Lee was honored at a seated bridal shower in the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Guests registered by Sheila Hubbard and greeted by the honoree and her mother Mrs Ralph Richards.
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Nancy Richards
Lenoy Leonard Casey
Reubent Lee
Fellowship Hall
First Baptist Church
Ginger Murtishaw
Debbie Gentry
Shelia Hubbard
Constitutional Amendment for Annual Legislature Sessions
Public notice outlines Proposed Constitutional Amendment Number Nine on the ballot HJIR8. It specifies change to Section 6 of Article II Texas Constitution setting annual regular sessions and session lengths, with odd and even year rules, and directs submission to voters on August 5, 1969 for the proposition to provide annual legislative sessions.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Tax Exemption
Public notice outlines Constitutional Amendment Number Four on the ballot. It details exemptions for nonprofit water supply corporations and religious property, sets election rules for August 1969, and requires governor proclamation and publication per state law.
Constitutional amendment to broaden Texas Water Development Board powers
Public notice for a proposed constitutional amendment on the ballot Tuesday August 5 1969 proposing to authorize up to 3 500 000 000 in Texas Water Development Bonds to fund the Texas Water Development Fund and water resource development with general obligations of the state and no interest limitations, subject to legislative approval and attorney general and comptroller registration. The measure includes provision for grants contracts with the US and other entities and outlines bond terms and renewal provisions.
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State OF
Texas
Texas Water Development
Texas Water Development Board
Aereoe
Texas Water Pevelasmnens Fund
Texas Water Devalocapane Fund
State of Texas
United States
Uni
Texas Ater
Water Development Board
Texas Waterevelopment Board
Texas Waterevelopment Fund
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Roy Wilkins
L. L. Wilkins
Joy Lynn
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