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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1966
Page
3
Public notice details a proposed Texas Constitutional Amendment Fourteen to allow armed forces members residing in Texas to vote. It outlines submission timing, governor proclamation, and publication requirements, with text about qualification and voting procedures for service members.
The list itemizes grade by grade the standard classroom supplies including No 2 pencils crayons scissors rulers and notebooks. First graders need two imaginary line tablets and a variety of basic tools while upper grades call for spiral notebooks map colors reinforcements and two hole punched paper.
The notice lists classroom supply needs for first grade and second grade at Royal Elementary. Second grade requires basic items such as No 2 pencils, a box of 16 crayons, eraser, paste, ruler, pointed scissors, and a No 2225 Imaginary Line tablet. Third grade adds pencils and a box of 16 crayons.
A long OCR passage outlines the proposed constitutional amendment to create a five member Court of Criminal Appeals, qualifications, terms, and the designations of presiding judges. It details appointment, vacancy rules, and transition provisions, plus the ballot wording for voter approval in November.
Bettie Carlisle expresses gratitude to friends for prayers flowers gifts and cards received during her operation and hospital stay.
The Mikeska family reunion will be held Sunday September 4 at the Catholic Youth Center in Bellville. Registration starts at 10:00 a.m. Each family brings a basket lunch for members and guests. Plates cups coffee and ice to be provided. Joe A. Mikeska of Katy serves as a director.
H A Skinner Harrell expresses gratitude for flowers cards visits prayers and calls received during hospitalization and after returning home. The message thanks everyone for their thoughtfulness and support.
Rev. John Culpepper of Muenster Texas spoke at Sunday worship while the local pastor was away on vacation. Eileen sang The Twenty third Psalm by Mallotte. Culpepper, a Howard Payne College graduate, will enter his final year at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary next month. Rev. and Mrs Culpepper and her sister Helen visited relatives Madelyn Joy and Chas Mingonet and family in Eustis.
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