Dizzy Dean to Star at Tex as Prison Rodeo Sunday
Dizzy Dean former baseball star and sportscaster will headline the 24th Annual Texas Prison Rodeo second performance on Sunday October 10 in Texas. Dean will autograph baseballs and perform while convict riders and inmate entertainment groups provide acts during the two hour show beginning at 2 p.m. Net proceeds help rehabilitate about 13 percent of Texas inmates.
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Texas
Dizzy Bean
Dean
Chicago Cubs
Baseball Hall of Fame
St. Louis Cardinals
Texas Department of Corrections
Stoebner Joins Lutheran Brotherhood as District Rep
Thomas R. Stoebner of Austin has been appointed district representative for Lutheran Brotherhood. He serves with the Greater Texas and Oklahoma general agency led by Walter Keslin. Stoebner, a UT business graduate and Navy veteran, and his wife Florence have two children.
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Thomas R. Stoebner
W. 30Th St
Austin
Lutheran Brotherhood
Fraternal Insurance Society
Greater
Cancer Society Awards Special Recognition in District Meeting
Rev. Eugene L. Strickland served as Milam County delegate to the American Cancer Society District Annual meeting in Waco on October 1. Milam Bell Coryell Hood Johnson McLennan and Navarro Counties received special awards for Bettering Their Best in the 1965 Crusade. Dr Hanes H Brindley of Temple urged full use of uterine cancer techniques to save more lives. Delegates from 15 counties attended the District 12 gathering and elected Miss Lucy King Stephenville Dr Lloyd O Russell Waco and ple to ACS State Board of Directors.
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Eugene L. Strickland
Milam County
American Cancer Society
Waco
Milam
Bell
Coryell
Rat
Hood
Johnson
McLennan
Annd
Navarro Counties
Hanes H. Brindley
Temple
District 12
ACS State Board of Directors
Lucy King
Stephenville
Lioyd O. Russell
Rogers Pastor Takes Ohio Church Post
The Rev. John F. E. Witte, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Rogers for two years, announced his resignation to the congregation and will assume the pastorate of Immanuel Baptist Church in Barberton, Ohio, effective October 25 1965. He and his wife Pamela and son John Byron will move after his last Rogers service. Witte has been active in local civic and school affairs and in the Bell County Baptist Association. He is a Baylor and Southwestern Seminary graduate.
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John FE. Witte
First Baptist Church of
Rogers
Witte
Immanuel Baptist Church
Barbertop
Ohio
Pamela
John Byron
Witie
Bell, County Laftist Association
Baylor University
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
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