Applications Sought for Texas Highway Patrol Jobs
Homer Garrison Jr announces vacancies in the Texas Highway Patrol. Men age 21 to 35, at least 5 feet 8 inches tall, with high school education, strong moral character, and Texas residency may apply by July 10 1951 at district offices or write to Chief W. J. Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Garrison, Jr
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas Highway Patrol
Texas
Texas Highway
Garrison
Highway Patrol District
Austin
Dallas
Abilene
Beaumont
Amarillo
Lubbock
Pecos
San Angelo
San Antonio
Corpus Christi
Houston
Tyler
Harlingen
Ft. Worth
Waco
Elliott
Highway Patrolmen Bring Interesting Program To Rotarians
Rotary members heard Captain C. G. Conner of the Texas Highway Patrol outline patrol operations with 450 men patrolling a large area and urge strict heed of highway signs for motorist safety. Captain Don Lawrence demonstrated pistol shooting and other feats including piercing a scout knife blade and a watch, thrilling the luncheon audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Conner
Texas Highway Patrol
Don Lawrence
Rotary Club
Conner
Highway Patrol Department
Lawrence
M. G. Cox
Jack Higginbotham
Texas 4-H Contests Set For A and M College Station
Texas 4-H clubs will hold 16 contests at Texas A and M College Station during the State 4-H Round-up, including three new state eliminations in soil and water conservation vegetable team demonstrations and shrub ionification. About 600 boys and girls from 14 district extensions are expected to compete, with two teams from each district. Teams arrive June 24 for a Sunday program in charge of 4-H members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Extension Service
Holt to Face Trial for Robbery with Firearms
Lawrence E Holt will go on trial in District Court on Tuesday June 5 charged with robbing the Anderson Liquor Store on Temple Highway April 18. Claude Lewis was manager at the time. Attorney F R Valentine of Waco will defend. Indictments were returned by the May Grand Jury. A jury will be summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawerence E. Holt
Holt
Anderson
Temple Highway
Claude Lewis
F. R. Valentine
Waco
Representative Yezak Speaks To Lions Club Here Tuesday
Captain Herman Yezak of Robertson County addressed the Lions Club luncheon on May 29. He discussed Texas Legislature actions, focusing on the Farm Road Bill and a tax on natural gas, noting extended session provisions and daily pay of five dollars for representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Yezak
Robertson County
Lions Club
Yezak
Texas
Corpus Christi
E. C. Cole
Two Weeks Vacation Bible School In Progress At Presbyterian Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School at First Presbyterian Church opened Monday May 28 with Rev. John Solomon directing. Forty one students are enrolled across Junior Primary and Kindergarten groups and classes run 8 30 to 10 45 A M through Friday June 8.
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Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
John Solomon
Dallas Fashion Market Show Highlights 1951 Trends
Mr and Mrs W L McIntosh and Mrs W J Woods of Cheeves Bros attended the American Fashion Association Advance Apparel Market in Dallas. More than 5 000 fashion merchants from seventeen states and several foreign countries were present. The Crystal Ballroom at the Baker Hotel hosted the main show featuring Dallas Models with previews of fall colors fabrics and silhouettes. Designers and experts explained fall 1951 trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. McIntosh
W. J. Woods
Cheeves Bros
American Fashion Association
Dallas
Crystal Ballroom
Baker Hotel
Rosebud visitors Kennons in Cameron on Monday night
Mr and Mrs Cage Kennon and Dean and Carol of Rosebud visited Cameron for a few hours Monday night. The note mentions collegiate basketball scandals and dust as a metaphor for eye effects.
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Cage Kennon
Dean
Carol of
Smalley Children Recover After Tonsil Operation
Joyce and Jimmy Smalley children of Mr and Mrs J D Smalley of Cameron had their tonsils removed at Newton Memorial Hospital Tuesday and are improving nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Jimmy Smalley
J. D. Smalley
Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
Driving While Drunk Case In County Court
Charlie Van Goten was fined $50 plus court costs for driving while intoxicated. His driver's license was suspended for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie van Goten
Also Mentioned on This Page
T.H.P. Department
Lawrence E. Holt
Solomons
Frances Vogelsang
Edwin Adams
Aubrey Hightower
Anita Schofield
Hugh Smith
Burial Insurance
Marek - Burns Burial Association
Cameron, Texas
Rin G
Teme
Pardner
3 X
Peer Brewery
Willys
Bastar
Uclais
Anderson Motor Company
West Second Street
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