Fleur de Lis Garden Club Show Awards Given
The Fleur de lis Garden Club held its fifth annual Library of Flowers show at the Methodist Fellowship Hall May 6 with special awards. Mrs. Charles Chandler received the Tri Color ribbon and the Award of Distinction went to Mrs. Charlies Henson. Horticulture honors went to Mrs. Kenneth Thweatt and Mrs. Louis Elsey, with Elsey winning the Sweepstakes for most blue ribbons. Judges named a District lineup of Blue Red Yellow and White ribbons across divisions and special displays were arranged by club members including Kraemer Kahler Humble Henson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chandler
Charlies Henson
Library of Flowers
Kenneth Thweatt
Louis Elsey
Elsey
Methodist Fellowship Hall
Kenneth Thwestt
Fleur-de-lis
Marion Pugh
Eddy Baker
Vesta Taylor
Bryan
E. O Smith
Laverne Delany
Monroe Fuchs
Charles Henson
Ladis Marek Jr
John Schigut
Louis Elley
Jimmy Lester
Richard Freeman
James Kahler
Don Humble
George Hollas
Alton Fuchs
Albert McCullin
Calvin Kraemer
Forrest Sapp
White
George Kirk
Frank Luecke
Gene Friemel
George
Ladis Marek
Tomato Green Shed Complete Near Rosebud
Pacific Fruit and Vegetable Company finishes equipment installation for a tomato green shed in Cedar Springs Gym near Rosebud. About 25 workers will be employed including packers and loaders. the firm offers growers boxes and other courtesies. District manager Floyd Wheelis notes high tomato prices expected. contact Mrs. Mabel Suimmel Route 1 Rosebud or JU 3-4772 for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Fruit and Vegetable Company
Rosebud
Cedar Springs
Floyd Wheelis
Mabel Suimmel
Turn South at the Second Bridge by Leon Hale
Houston Post columnist Leon Hale releases Turn South at the Second Bridge from Doubleday priced 4 50. The book gathers humorous tales from Texas locals including Milano’s Woods Cuz and J L Hyman, preserving folklore and the fun of being a Texan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Bridge
Leon Hale
Doubleday & Company, Inc
New York
Welcome Woods
Milano
Woods
Houston Post
Hale
Chambers of Commerce
Industrial Foundations
March Record Set In Output Of Aluminum, Association Says
Domestic production of primary aluminum rose to a March record of 230 026 short tons according to The Aluminum Association executive vice president S L Goldsmith Jr The first quarter total also set an all time high at 655 934 tons up 4 7 percent from 1964 and 0 1 percent above the fourth quarter The 31 day month produced a per diem record of 7420 tons across eight U S producers including Aluminum Company of America Anaconda Aluminum Consolidated Aluminum Har vey Kaiser Olin Mathieson Revere and Reynolds with Ormet jointly owned by Olin and Revere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Goldsmith Jr
The
Aluminum Association
Goldsmith
United States
Aluminum Company of America
Anaconda Aluminum Company
Consolidated Aluminum Corp
Harvey Aluminum — (Incorporated
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Revere Copper and Brass, Inc
Reynolds Metals Company
Olin
Revere
Ormet Corporation
Walker Dies In Pt Arthur
W. T. Walker, 76, Port Arthur resident formerly of Friendship, died in a Houston hospital Friday night. Funeral services were Sunday May 2 at Friendship Methodist Church with Rev. George E. Doss officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. He was a retired school teacher. Survivors include his wife, one daughter Opal Rumm, five sons W. E. Walker E. G. Walker K. M. Walker all of Port Arthur, L. R. Walker of Pascagoula Miss, G. N. Walker of Milwaukee Wis, two brothers Clifford Walker Buckholts and McKeever Walker Cavilla, four sisters Mrs Dave Server Houston Mrs Martin Server Rule Mrs H B Dailey Temple Mrs Guy Cox Clarendon, 15 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Green Funeral Home handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Walker
Port Arthur
Friendship Community
Houston
Friendship Methodist Church
George E. Doss
Walker
Opal Rumm
W. E. Walker
E. G. Walker
K. M. Walker
L. R. Walker
Pascagoula
G. N. Walker
Milwaukee
Wis
Clifford Walker
Buckholts
McKeever Walker
Cavilla
Dave Server
Martin Server
Rule
H. B. Dailey
Temple
Guy Cox
Clarendon
Green Funeral Home
Medical Technologists Convene in Midland for 33rd Convention
Sister Mary Aloysius of St Ed ward Hospital Cameron attended the Texas Society of Medical Technologists 33rd annual convention in Midland from April 28 to May 1. About 200 delegates gathered for four days of seminars lectures workshops displays and exhibits. Mrs Clarice Sontag of Marlin received the 1965 Medical Technologist of the Year plaque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Med. Tech
Mary Aloysius
St. Edward Hospital
Cameron
Texas Society of Medical Technologists
Midland
Clarice Sontag
Marlin
Sixth Annual Aust in Bridge Tournament at Villa Capri
Charles Miller announces Austin’s Sixth Annual Sectional Bridge Tournament at Villa Capri Motor Hotel from May 20 to May 23. Mas ter Points and prizes will be awarded, with entry fees of 3.00 per player per session, 2.50 for morning games. A novice game Friday includes initial ACBL membership. partnership desk aids pairings and Mrs Norman B Godfrey handles arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Texas Capitol Bridge Association
American Contract Bridge League
Austins
Villa Capri Motor Hotel
Norman B. Godfrey
Edgement
Austin
Cameron Welcomes Japanese Exchange Student for Year
George Bowman II of Cameron will host John Takahiko Kubo of Nishinomiya City Japan for a year through the International Christian Youth Exchange program. Kubo arrives in July and will live with the Bowman family in Cameron while Bowman goes to the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Sapp
George Bowman II
Cameron
John Takahiko Kubo
Nishinomiya City
Japan
Bowman
Netherlands
Kubo
Jan Wechelaer
Vorden
George Bowman
George
ICYE
Erest
Bowmans
USA
Europe
Africa
Asia
Latin America
United States
Beaver College
Glenside
Amsterdam
Holland
Leisure time focus urged by Texas A&M sociologist
Reagan Brown Extension sociologist at Texas A&M says future society must plan for twice the current leisure time to avoid crime and social decline. He links increased off hours to dangers like unemployment, prisons, and illiteracy, urging active participation in civic and service activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan Brown
Texas A&m University
Brown
Nours
Bank Report of Condition Attestation Statement
I E Manning Cashier declares the report of condition true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Directors attest the report as examined and true to the best of their belief.
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Texas’ Herald
Don Humble Wild Flower
OAK Farms
Óscios
AK Farms Whipping Cream
oKes
Texas
Cammers Cleaners
Oakie Davis
Eddy Spradley
Texas Village Boys
Dale McBride
Music Menmeccerens
Our
J. L. Harman
Association
Arthur
Sister Aloysius
Mr. Wedgelaer
Willemientje
Caspar
Wedhgelaer
Cameron Boy
Dutch Reformed Church
Takahiko
Daggie
Takahikos
Yoe
Kwansei Gakuin
Osaka
Groningen
Yee High School
Netherland School
the Alleghenies
Christian
Dr. Bowman
Betsy
Jim
Mary
Laura
Thorndale, Texas
Falstaff Distributing Co
Cameron, Texas
First National Bank
U. S
Reece Eerie
Lester Williams
Richard Williams
A. K. Gurecky
Anderle Lumber Co., Inc
N. Crockett OX
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