Army Specialist Fair reassigned to Fort Hood unit
Army Specialist Five John E. Fair, 21, now serves with the 2nd Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas. He joined the Army in September 1969, trained at Fort Benning Georgia, and was last stationed on Okinawa. A 1968 Olive Branch High School graduate, he attended Northwest Mississippi Junior College in Senatobia.
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FT. Hood
Tex
John E. Fair
Don A. Fair
Demo Ave
Memphis
2Nd Armored Division
Spec
Fair
Army
Ft. Benning
Okinawa
Olive Branch
Miss
Northwest Mississippi Junior College
Senatobia
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Hospital admissions show patient entries such as Robert Custer John Keeton Raymond Dekle and Mrs Retha Baker with follow up discharges including Mrs Orville Weatherbee and Mrs Lula Mae Loter. The list notes several patients admitted Friday through Monday and Sunday discharges with names and occasional relations such as Mrs Franklin Jameson and baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Custer
John Keeton
Raymond Dekle
Retha Baker
Finis Wrinkle
Kenneth Chapman
Richard Duane Briscoe
Douglas Owens
Brenda Fuller
Ray Findley
Roy Whitten
George Weatherbee
C.E. Webb
Lubbock
Brenda Briscoe
Orville Weatherbee
Lula Mae Loter
Johnny Helms
Franklin Jameson and
Baby
Jerry Hackler
Orville K. Smith
Local families keep holiday visits across Texas and New Mexico
Local residents shared Christmas and holiday visits with relatives in towns from Fort Carson Colorado to Dallas and Albuquerque New Mexico. Hospital and funeral notices appear for several area residents while others return home after holidays with family in Childress and surrounding communities.
Christmas Holiday Visitor List and New Year Dance
A long list of relatives and friends from Amarillo Spearman Lubbock San Diego and other cities gathered for Christmas with visits from Mrs Roscoe Catherall and family. The Childress Country Club hosts a New Year's dance Friday from 9 p.m. to midnight with The Esquires of Wichita Falls providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley White Jr
Phil of
Lubbock
H.E. White
Norman Thomas
David
Paris
Keith Harrison
Lois Bryant
Don West
Jeff
Robert Pringle
Amarillo
Harley Lewis
Kevin
Keith
Kyle
Spearman
Bill Hardin
Terry
Borger
George Payne
Kirkland
David Lewellen
Debbie
Susan
Mya
San Diego
Calif
Vivian Hardin
I.H. West
Clyde Kincannon
Phillip Self
Judy Rogers
Childress
Childress Country
the Esquires
Wichita Falls
Dragon Band Heads to Bluebonnet Bowl Pre Game Show
Paducah high school Dragon Band will perform in pre game activities for the Bluebonnet Bowl featuring Colorado and Houston in the Astrodome. Mike Brady directs the 45 member group traveling by bus from Paducah to Abilene Houston and Galveston with fundraisers and chores funding travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
University of Colorado Buffaloes
University of Houston
Cougars
Astrodome
Mike Brady
Texas
Alabama
Illinois
Abilene
Houston
Galveston
NASA Manned Spacecraft Center
Marine World
Joe Bates
Brenda Tobias
Joe Nelson
Ricky Burton
Monte Fields
Billy Prater
Robert Goodwin
Robert Archer
Danny Staggs
Ernie Fields
Jeff Griminger
Ray Tobias
Richard Wilson
Elmo Prater
Lowayne Sweeney
Brad Harrison
Brett Jordan
Rudy Smith
Gay Goodwin
Carla Archer
Randy Love
Terry Staggs
Mike Woodley
Debbie Jones
Guylene Rogers
Vince Taylor
Becky Bates
Regan Ho
Warren Prater
Irless Brooks
Lila Lee
George Woodley
A.D. Goodwin
Messrs
Donald Love
Charles Polasek
Welton Fields
Tammy
Clyde Harrison
Jordan Rodgers
Bob Powell
Billie J. Holley
The Triune God and the Mystery of the Trinity
AP Religion writer surveys the Trinity as three modes of being while one God. The piece weighs ancient definitions against modern questions and presents kenotic and fully divine fully human views. It argues Jesus grows into his role and shows how love reveals the Trinity in everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Jesus
God
Yale
Claude Welch
Ian Ramsey
Episcopal
John Macquarrie
Switzerland
Karl Barth
Macquarrie
Father
St. Paul
Gregory Baum
Baum
John B. Cobb
California
School of Theology
Claremont
Cobb
Edward Schillebeeckx
Christ
Richard H. McGrath
Thomas E. Clarke
Paul
John
Raymond Hander Receives Distinguished Eagle Scout Award
Raymond T. Hander DVM becomes the second council recipient of the DESEA during the 34th Annual House of Eagles Banquet in Wichita Falls on December 28 at McGaha School. The award recognizes Eagle Scout rank earned July 8 1929 in Belton Texas and his extensive service in Scouting and the community including veterinary leadership and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond T. Hander
DVM
House of Eagles
Wichita Falls
McGaha School
Dr. Hander
Hunter M. Jones
Belton
Texas
Edward B. Bianchi
Ted
E. A. Oglesby
Bianchi
Boy Scouts of America
Panhandle Veterinary Medical Association
Texas State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
Camp Fire Girls Council
Northwest Texas Field and Stream Association
Archer County Farm Bureau
Panhandle A&m Club
Methodist Foundation
American Legion
Future Farmers of America, Farm and Ranch Club
National Court of Honor
Hander
Childress
Four arraigned on OWI charges after holidays
Four defendants appeared in county court on driving while intoxicated charges. Jimmy Wayne Nelson of Fort Worth pleaded guilty with a $147 fine plus court costs and 15 days in jail, plus six months probation. Coy Lee Gallington of Silverton, Eulane Jackson Dekle of Childress, and William C. Schaefer Jr. of Childress also pleaded guilty and received $147 in fines and three days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Wayne Nelson
Fort Worth
Coy Lee Gallington
Silverton
Eulane Jackson Dekle
Childress
William C. Schaefer Jr
Christmas basket campaign feeds Paducah families
Fifty seven families in the Paducah area received holiday food via the annual Christmas basket campaign led by the Cattle County Ministers Association. Rev. Robert Beck, pastor of First Baptist Church, said donations totaling 782.50 funded vouchers for purchases, aiding families screened by ministers. Last year the same number benefited from 750.50 collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
Cattle County Ministers Association
Robert Beck
First Baptist Church
Yuletide
Independence Hall as birthplace of key American records
The World Almanac notes Independence Hall in Philadelphia as the site where the Declaration was adopted in 1776 and the Constitution framed in 1787. It also cites George Washington taking command in June 1775 and the Articles signing in 1778. The Wildlife Management Institute will sponsor a North American wildlife conference in Mexico City from March 12 to 15.
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Independence Hall
Philadelphia
World Almanac
George Washington
The
Wildlife Management Institute
Wildlife and Natural Resources
Mexico City
Sonny and Cher Show opens strong in debut
AP writer Cynthia Lowry notes The Sonny and Cher Show starts fast as CBS tests winter replacement viability. Cher and Sonny display strong personalities, with standout operatic spoof of All in the Family and lively musical numbers. NBC and ABC plan new pilots and revivals to bolster entertainment offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Sonny and Cher
CBS
Sonny
Cher
Robert Merrill
Archie Bunker
Edith
Carroll O'Connor
Numero Uno
Harvey Korman
Marlene Dietrich
Sadie Thompson
Nefertiti
NBC
Anne Jeffries
Robert Sterling
Andy Williams
ABC
Gidget
Monte Ellis
Fred and
Mickie Finn
Goodson and
Todman
Bill Cullen
Height as measure of U.S. presidents
The article notes James Madison at 5 4 the shortest president and Abraham Lincoln at 6 4 the tallest among U.S. chief executives, using height as a comparison of stature rather than policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Madison
U.S
Abraham Lincoln
Ministers Going Where Crowds Are
In Denison Texas ministers expand outdoor leisure ministry at Lake Texoma drawing 21 000 attendees in 1971 from 3000 in 1965. Denominational cross participation grows with Roman Catholic inclusion and 17 services weekly during summer.
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Denison
Tex
Lake Texoma
Thomas E. Arney
Arney
Texas
Oklahoma
Thad
Baptist
Presbyterian
Methodist
Christian
Missouri Synod Lutheran
Lake
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Albuquerque, N.M
Clara B. English
High Plains Baptist
Dorothy Smith
Southwest Osteopathic
Ina Gallagher
St. Anthony's Hospital, Amarillo
Kenneth Smith
Kellie
Tuscon, Ariz
Dick Pederson
Wilmington, del
Temple H. Atkins
Vinita
Okla
Charles Dorsey
Childress General Hospital
Vicky Hines
Hollis, Okla
Frank Hines
Midwestern University
Jim Wilcoxson
M.K. Wilcoxson
John Goodson
de Queen, Ark
John Griffin
Mildred Duggins
Bobby Finchum
Bill Prentice
Danny Jouett
Bobby Holliclaw
Lisa
Travis McCain
Warren Fillinger
Tina
Travis D. McCain
Torie
Fort Smith
Ark
Larry McCain
Lisa Holtzclaw
Bobby Finchums
Mrs
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Roscoe Catherall
Wellington
J.C. Young
Horace Sall
W.M. Stiner
Magnette Stiner
Gien Stiner
Donald Stiners
C.O. Turner
R.L. Miller
Jeanine
Don
Raymond Stiner
Perris
Bob Miller
Korea
Bob
Dragon
Bluebonnett
Triune
George W. Cornell
D.M Baillie
Karl Rahner
Raymond Hander
Caprinaghe
Oklahoma State Park
Rod Gray
Janice Kragnes
Bill Meyer
Missouri Synod
Texoma
Sequoyah State Park
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri
Alaska
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