Area Soldiers In Training and Academy Appointments
Three area soldiers were reassigned or taking part in overseas maneuvers. Pvt Billy W Grimes served in Exercise Main Barge in central Germany and joined the 37th Armored Headquarters Company at Schweinfurt after basic at Fort Hood. Pvt John W Williams trained as an automotive repairman with the 14th Armored Cavalry at Fulda. Pvt James R Clark was assigned to the Signal Missile Support Agency at White Sands NM. Ted Saffell from Meadow, Texas, was named among six district applicants for Naval Academy entrance examinations.
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Army
Billy W. Grimes
Jerry W. Grimes
South Third
5Th Corps
Germany
Grimes
37Th Armour
Schweinfurt
Fort Hood
Brownfield High School
John W. Williams
Deward P. Williams
Loop
14Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Ordance Company
Fulda
James R. Clark
James M. Clark
Star Route Welch
Signal Missile Support Agency
White Sands Missile Range
N. M
Funeral Rites Held For Marine Veteran Amos B. Smith
Marine Corps veteran of The Korean War and Baptist Church member Amos B. Smith is survived by widow Marcie, son Robert, parents Amos and Mary Smith of Tokio, grandparents Williams B. Smith of Olney and Mrs. Hugh Snodgrass of Route 1 Tokio, two brothers Olan and Gary, two sisters Latrell McDonnell and Kay Smith of Plains. Officiating clergymen were Rev. R. H. Meixner and Rev. Calvin Beach. Burial followed at Plains Cemetery.
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Marine Corps
Baptist Church
American Legion
Marcie Smith
Robert Smith
Amos B. Smith
Tokio
Williams B. Smith
Olney
Hugh Snodgrass
Olan Smith
Gary Smith
West Ward capacity and class changes for 1961-63
Anticipated shifts include moving a special education class to Junior High and adding four stations to both shop and arts and crafts to raise sections. West Ward will add one sixth and one fourth grade class to use all 15 regular rooms plus a music room, accommodating 355 students in 1962-63.
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West Ward
Colonial Heights
Jessie_ G. Randal
Oak Grove
Wheatley
Bent wood rocker by Thonet a Victorian favorite chair
The most popular rocking chair for Victorian ladies was Michael Thonet's bent wood rocker with a cane seat and back, showcasing an elaborate curved frame that defined the style.
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Michael Thonet
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
Mrs. Emma Lane and Family and The E. D. Newsom Family express deep gratitude for friends comfort during their recent sadness. They thank all for sympathy and support.
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Emma Lane
District 2-AAA First Team Includes Seminole Trio
No. 3ballots list names of district players selected to the AAA first team. Among the picks are three Seminole players Jim Vining Ronnie Patterson and Randy Hicks highlighting district 2 selections.
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Jim Vining
Ronnie Patterson
Randy Hicks
Traffic Accidents in Terry November Reported by Patrol
Texas Highway Patrol logged five rural Terry wrecks in November with one injury and 3180 dollars in property damage. Through November Terry totals reach 55 crashes with 18 injuries and 49170 dollars in property damage. A stepped up enforcement program runs through January 1 to reduce deaths.
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Texas Highway Patrol
Terry
A. E. Roberts
Brownfield
Miss Ava Marken Frazier Spends Christmas Here
Freshman Ava Marken Frazier of Stephens College Columbia Missouri visits relatives over the holidays. She stays with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs W T McKinney and brothers Kenneth and John Frazier of 1312 East Cardwell.
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Ava Marken Frazier
Stephens College
Columbia, Mo
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Ted Saffell
Leon Saffell
Meadow
Cong
George Mahon
Naval Academy
Annapolis
South Plains
Saffell
E. D. Newsom
Food Club No
Hunt
Maryland Club
Westfield
Baat
Furr
COCA
Frontier
Pepto Bismol
Cai
Dartmouth
Morton
California
Ice Berg
Franks
Texas
White Reg
Betty Crocker
Furr's
United States of America
Downfield News
West Hill
Curtis J. Sterling
Don Bynum
Joe Boatright
M. D. Fairbairn
8Urates
Terry, Yoakum
Gaines County
Er Boy
City
Elawhere
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