Yoe Homemakers Present Annual Easter Style Show
The Yoe High Future Homemakers staged the Golden Egg Review in the Yoe High Auditorium with FHA girls modeling garments from themselves and local merchants. Imelda Hanel and Bobbie Price played hens as narrators and a planning committee coordinated skits and props under guidance of Mr. Guy Clement. The event credits numerous students and staff and thanks Cameron residents for their strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoe High Future
Yoe High
FHA
Imelda Hanel
Bobbie Price
Nancy Kubish
Rita Reid
Billie Nell Johnson
Hazel Butler
Rube Johnson
Anita Trdy
Buddy Wiese
Cameron
Annetta Shelander
New Bridge Project Details Released for Hearne Area
The Hearne Democrat reports on a highway project with John E. Blair and C. B. Thames as district engineers. The new crossing will span two miles with a fourteen foot rise and about sixty feet above water, including demolition of the old bridge after opening. Construction aims for 275 working days from start, with work beginning about one month after award. Materials include 1800 cubic yards of concrete and large quantities of steel and dirt. Joe G. Hanover, resident engineer, will direct the project for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
John E. Blair
Bryan
C. B. Thames
Hearne
Hearne City
Joe G. Hanover
Texans Enter Armed Forces in First Quarter 1955
A total of 13,123 Texans entered the armed forces in the first quarter of 1955 and 17,819 Texans left during the same period. The figures detail the inflow and outflow of service members within the state.
Texans in Uniformed Service Reach 142000 as 1955 Enlists Rise
New figures from Brigadier General Paul L Wakefield show 142000 Texans were in the armed forces by end of March 1955, down from 152000 in 1954. Through January to March 1955 Texans entering service totaled 13123 while 15643 were registered with Texas draft boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniformed Services
Paul L. Wakefield
Selective Service
National Selective Service
Washington
Army
Armed Forces
Texas Draft Boards
Korea Contributions Discussed At Walkers Creek HD
Mrs. Dell Henderson hosted the Walkers Creek Home Demonstration Club as thirteen members met. Mrs. J. D. Boedeker presented Being A Good Hostess for Young Children while Mrs. W. L. Angell led recreation and discussed the Texas Friendship For Korea program and needs of 100 000 orphans and 300 000 fatherless families with livestock seeds food or clothing donations urged via local agents or the State Office Fort Worth. The club elected Mrs. Angell as reporter, and next meeting set for April 27 to cover poultry dressing processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Henderson
Walkers Creek Home Demonstration Club
Robert Glenn
J. D. Boedeker
W. L. Angell
County Home Demonstration Council
Korea
Angell
Nastor
Fort Worth
Texas
Dorothy LaGrone
Henderson
Brown family welcomes newborn son in Beaverton area
Reverend Brown and wife greet a son born Monday at 2 a.m. weighing six pounds ten ounces. The Browns have four children Chuck aged four, Kenneth two, Connie five. Mother and baby reported fine. Rev. Brown serves at the local Christian Church. Maternal grandparents Reverend D. L. Hackett and wife of Beaverton. paternal grandmother Greta J. Brown supervises the California Christian Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Howard
Brown
Chuck
Kenneth
Connie
Rev. Brown
Christian Church
D. L. Hackett
Beaverton
Oregon
Hackett
Christian
Brazos Bridge to be Built West of Hearne
Bids due April 19 for a new plate girder bridge across the Brazos River five miles west of Hearne on U S Highway 79. Project includes road works to straighten two curves, length 821 feet and width 28 feet, with no superstructure, mirroring the Little Brazos River bridge design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos River
Hearne
State Highway Department
Little Brazos River
WAC Commission Directs Careers For College Women
Direct commissions in the Womens Army Corps are now offered to qualified graduates. Applicants must be 21 to 27 years old with above average mental, physical and character standards. Career-experienced civilians may also qualify for direct commissions as second lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Womens Army Corps
I. D. White
Fourth Army
Army
United States Army
WAC Officers Explain Direct Commissions in Texas
Two Texas visiting WAC officers describe direct commissions to students. Major Mary G. McDonald of Tyler and 1st Lt Shirley R. Heinz of Houston, both Rice Institute graduates, lead the explanation during campus visits across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAC
Texas
Mary G. McDonald
Tyler
Shirely R. Heinz
Houston
Rice Institute
Heinz
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Yoe Homemakers
Carol Matula
Rose Matyastik
Joyce Wallace
Ann Wimberly
Nancy Grabein
Albert Kelly
Charles Boring
James Angell
Donald Mees
Willy Schiller
Guy Clement
Brazil
Glenn Ford
Dana Andrews
Piper Laurie
Rex Reason
William Talman
Douglas Spencer
Milburn Stone
Gordon Jones
Jerry Hopper
George F. Slavin
George W. George
Howard Christie
Puesday & Wednesda
Waterfront
Rit Ayry
Dane Clark
Carole Wayre Mathews
Morris Am
Allied Artists
McRvee
Walkers Creek
Rev. Browns
Akai Lane
Republic Picture
Brazos Bridge
High Adventure
al Om Malone
Phon Ae
WAC Commission
Milam Theatre
Randolph Scott
Jocelyn Br
Utah
Fapmmce Hamels TI Aaueueu
Frank Lovejoy
Cesar Romero
Ursula Thiess
Abbe Lane
Port OF Hell
Dane Crise — Mathews
Silver City
Kid Allan Lane
Peggy Stewart
Wally Vernon
Jay
Douglas
Technicolor
Plymouth
Charm
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