Carmack Receives CPA Degree Ahead of MBA
Miss Marsha Carmack daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Carmack passed her Certified Public Accountant tests taken in May She will receive a Masters in Business Administration from Baylor August 19 and joins Pete Mark and Mitchell Accountants in Dallas in September The 1967 Childress High School graduate was Beta Alpha Psi secretary in college
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha Carmack
Sam Carmack
Miss Carmack
Baylor
Pete, Mark
Mitchell
Dallas
Childress High School
Beta Alpha Psi
Hagman to star as butler in new Good Life episode
AP reports Larry Hagman, son of Mary Martin, returns to TV as a fed up stockbroker turned domestic servant with his wife in a NBC comedy. Filming shows him in a battery powered wheelchair as props and lighting risks rise during stunt driving and turning practice.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Larry Hagman
Mary Martin
Jeannie
Hagman
Hagman enjoys return to comedy as Good Life moves forward
In a scene Hagman skids to a halt before a kleig light to say he is happy to return to comedy. He notes Jeannie’s demise boosted his rate for guest shots and TV movies but he lacked funny material. The Good Life offers a fantasy view of the rich with a long table, Rolls Royce, and elaborate décor. Hagman portrays the novice butler reacting to etiquette and servant life with Bronx bred writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagman
Jeannie
David Wayne
Hermione Bradeley
Bronx
Albert
Buttlers
5600 Foot Wildcat To Be Drilled
Paducah reports a 5600 foot wildcat named No 1 R B Masterson near Guthrie where Joseph I O Neill Jr and Hilliard Oil Gulf Midland stake the well 990 feet from north and west lines of section 44 block A M Thompson survey. The explorer lies 2.5 miles north of the depleted East Bateman 5300 foot Strawn sand pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
King County
Joseph I. O'Neill Jr
Hilliard Oil & Gulf Midland
R. B. Masterson
Guthrie
Organ pipe counts and basics of human anatomy trivia
A quiz style piece lists organ pipe ranges from 370 to over 40 000 pipes. It notes the pituitary gland at the base of the brain governs growth. It states Jonah in the Whale symbolizes Christ three days dead and risen. It explains touch football differs by allowing downing by touch and flexible team sizes and field dimensions.
Marilyn Haggard Accepts Post In Liberty County
Marilyn Haggard, longtime home demonstration agent for Cottle and King counties, will become extension agent for Liberty County effective Sept. 1. A Denton native and 1970 Texas Woman’s University graduate, she brings 10 years of 4-H work and plans to expand nutrition programs in Liberty.
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Paducah
Marilyn Haggard
Cattle
King Counties
Liberty County
Gerald Holeman
Childress County
Miss Haggard
Denton
Texas Women's University
Baylor County
Billie Ann Vahlenkamp
Baylor
Denton County
Liberty
Texas County
Houston
Cottle
Fern Hodge
Vernon
District 3
Lone Star Gas Boosts Dividend to 34 Cents per Share
Lone Star Gas Company increases its regular quarterly dividend about ten percent to 34 cents per share, or 1.36 dollars annually. The board cites strong earnings since 1968 and record per share earnings of 2.08 dollars for the year ended June 30, 1971. dividend payable September 7, 1971 to holders of record August 20, 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Gas Company
Lone Star
W. C. McCord
Meditation and Cooperation Emphasized in Prayer Message
A speaker urges Christians to pursue cooperation in all endeavors from churches to city building. The message links success to coordinated effort among church members and officials, insisting nothing is accomplished without collective action and prayer for communal prosperity and divine favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Cynthia Lynn Akin Crowned Miss Texas Rural Electrification
Cynthia Lynn Akin of Slaton won the Miss Texas Rural Electrification title at the statewide RE cooperatives meeting in Dallas. The 17 year old senior, sponsored by South Plains Electric Cooperative in Lubbock, will represent Texas's 80 rural electric cooperatives for a year and compete for the national title in Las Vegas in February. Runner up was Liz Ann Henry of Weslaco, representing south Texas cooperatives and the Rio Grande Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lynn Akin
Slaton
Texas Rural Electrification
RE Cooperatives
Dallas
Glen D. Akin
South Plains Electric Cooperative
Lubbock
Texas
Las Vegas
Nev
Liz Ann Henry
Herman A. Henry
Weslaco
South Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Broadly Views Ecology Crisis
A review of Samuel Mines’ 300 page workEcological Survival or Extinction. The author presents a wide survey of mankind impact on rivers forests and wildlife and urges action through lawsuits and policy change towards a land ethic. He also notes alternatives to pesticides and a politics of ecology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Mines
Simon & Schuster
Mines
John Muir
Everglades
Redwoods
Miles A. Smith Associated Press
Growth of Baby Alligators to Maturity
Baby alligators are eight inches long at hatching and grow one foot per year. They reach maturity at six years old.
Archeological Team Probes Caesarea Mysteries With Modern Tools
An American team led by Dr. Robert Bull from Drew University and the Albright Institute uses infrared photography, magnetometer surveys, earth resistivity, and aerial infrared shots to map Caesarea's buried Roman streets and structures. They plan to locate amphitheater, hippodrome, temple, and ancient sewers to reconstruct the city’s layout and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal McClure
Sedot Yam
Israel
Caesarea
Robert Bull
Herod the Great
Palestine
Middle East
Mediterranean
Tel Aviv
Haifa
Europe
Bull
Pontius Pilate
Judea
Jesus
William F. Albright Institute of Archeological Research
Jerusalem
Drew University
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Pat Nobles
Plainview
C. B. Nobles of
Childress
Wayland Baptist College
Nobles
Estacado
Wayland
Bob Dunaway
Howard Payne College
Nashville
Iona
West Texas State University
University of Texas, Texas A&m University
Vanderbilt
Carrier
Villyards, Inc
Commerce Childress
Jonah
Christ
Ecology
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Childress
Crraed Tere Savings
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