Weatherly memory of philanthropy in Panhandle and Isom
Maggie Weatherly and her husband John Frank Weatherly built a life from prairie homesteads to oil wealth. They lived in Childress and Hutchinson counties, funded parks and churches, built Weathery Hall at Texas Christian University, supported Girl Scouts and local groups, and left a legacy across Panhandle communities. Survived by daughters Mrs. J B Howe and Mrs Opal Purvines, son A D Weatherly, six grandchildren and many great grandchildren.
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Order of Eastern Star
Midland ruling tied to one man and one vote principle
The court upheld that districting based elections must follow equal population rules while not blocking appointments. It refused to hear David W Brown challenging war objector restrictions and rejected Ronald L Johnson’s appeal against a Massachusetts police murder death sentence. The Midland decision follows the 1964 ruling on equal-population district elections.
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Byron R. White
David W. Brown
Brown
Ronald L. Johnson
Massachusetts
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