Texas Authors Meet in Fort Worth Luncheon Spotlighting 33 Writers
A Fort Worth Authors Luncheon gathered 33 writers from Fort Worth to Nacogdoches under the Texas Council of Teachers of English. Notables included A. G. Greene and Marshall Terry, with others working in poetry, textbooks, religion and technology. Authors discussed publishing rivalries, languages, and Gothic fiction’s rise, noting publishers’ favoritism toward certain genres and the oddities of author pseudonyms.
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Robert E. Ford
Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Council of Teachers of English
Maxine Inteso
Tyler
Nacogdoches
A. G. Greene
Jimmy Banks
Wayne Gard
Marshall Terry
Sergeant Sutton
East Texas State University
Texans
Grace Niles Fletcher
June Rayfield Welch
Dallas
Sue
Johnny Cash
June
Lyndon Johnson
Washington
Edmonton Art Gallery marks 50th anniversary series
The Edmonton Art Gallery plans a 50th anniversary exhibition tracing Alberta's art history. A city study on welfare housing finds 29.4 percent in fair condition, about 3 percent poor, and 1.6 percent unfit for human habitation.
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Edmonton, Alta
Edmonton Art Gallery
Alberta
Edmonton
Alta
Social Services Department
Stinnett Family News Draws Readers Across Texas and New Mexico
Mrs. J. A. Stinnett hosts and visits friends across Estelline Katy Houston Hearne Temple Amarillo and more. The record lists numerous relatives and well known locals visiting kin and attending schools parades clinics and church events with extended stays in Lubbock Vernon Paducah and Sylmar California.
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Aubrey Testerman
J. A. Stinnett
Estelline
C. C. Lamb
Merrell Conn
Katy
Ronnie Scott
Scott
Mr. Scott
Houston
Teddy Abbott
Tom Pierce
New York
Selma Bailey
Grand Prairie
Hearne
Jerry Conn
Temple
Scott and White Clinic
Willard Williams
Jerry
Childress
Jewell Glover
Grace Powell
Nell Rogers
J. D. Cox
Vicki
Tommy Garrison
Tom
Shawn
Laverne Mikeal
Tammy
Lorene Bower
Sylmar
Calif
Earl Moran
Glenn Smith
Amarillo
Gary Conner
Joe Barnes
Orville Morris
Guy Moseley
Roy Wygal
J. D. Atkisson
Joe W. Cooper
Julia
McAllen
Joe Cooper
J. C. Smith
J. B. Stinnett Sr
Lubbock
Rayford Jones
Stephenville
Mineral Wells
Joe Lanham
Troy Boykin
Paducah
Dallas Love
Hall Burton
T. H. Burton
Less Grayson
Kathy
Vernon and
Alt
J. W. Bryant
Ethel Laningham
Ethel Seigler
Hollis
Okla
Jim Matlock
John Browning
O. M. Browning
Bill Browning
Bob Browning
Jimmy Grimes
Randy
Terry Love
Clyde Harrison
Brad
Sally
Cee Wee
Larry
Julia Browning
Tarleton State College
Glover
Willis Moran
Troy Manuel
Arlington
Bettie Moran
J. H. Roddy
Dale Hightower E. Smith
Joe M. Keel
Joe Merle Keel
Community visits and kinship ties reported in Childress
The Childress Index lists numerous local and out of town visits. Families from Groom Hereford Amarillo Lubbock Claude Pampa Plainview Estelline and Houston were mentioned visiting relatives in Childress and area.
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Panhandle
Dan Hightower
Jay Bumpus
Ginger
Stephanie
Fred McCain
Childress
Gary
Ricky Alexander
Glazer
Oliver Hightower
Mickey Hightower
Dalton Reese
Aimee
Hereford
Joe Liles
Edwin Wyatt
Estelline
Nell Abram
Amarillo
Orville Morris
Ernest Rea
Arch Gibson
Plainview
Merrell Conn
Truman Mabry
Wanda Verschelde
Tammy
Roy Wygal
L. V. Keel
Pampa
Estelline Social Roundup Sees Visitors and Birthdays
Estelline residents host visitors from Kansas and Louisiana this week. Ada Jones marked a birthday with friends including Fred Nivens. Local teachers attended a Wheeler meeting while others shopped in Childress and Amarillo.
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Fred Nivens
GROWL
Nathan Ade
Kansas
Zink Calton
Ada Jones
Frank Fury
Lake Charles
Louisiana
L.A. Tucker
Don Proffitt
Brad
Baton Rouge
Ray Worth Pardue
Jethro Stigall
Cecil Stigall
Quinlan
Earl Pope
Dude Merrell
Jess Hudson
Leon Phillips
Childress
Wheeler
Joe Eddins
Sal Couth
George Fromme
New Braunfels
Estelline
Lillie Bagwell
Mr. Stout
Memphis
J.H. Wright
Walter Bailey
Birth Announcement for Son of E V Lele at Childress General
Dr and Mrs E V Lele announce the birth of a son at 6 pm in Childress General Hospital. The infant weighs seven pounds at birth. The notice appears in a column that also includes trivia and Q A items from the World Almanac.
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E. V. Lele
Childress General Hospital
Birth Announcement for Brian Alan Jones at Childress General
Mr and Mrs Ted Jones announce the birth of a son, Brian Alan, at 2 28 p.m. March 20 at Childress General Hospital. The infant weighed eight pounds 13 and a half ounces at birth.
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Ted Jones
Brian Alan
Childress General Hospital
Arkansas Razorbacks Begin 20 Days Of Spring Drills
Fayetteville Arkansas opened 20 days of spring football drills with coaches seeking to acquaint themselves with the most inexperienced Razorbacks squad in coach Frank Broyles era. The staff grouped players by age with 20 year olds in one group and 19 year olds in another. W S Porter known as O Henry formed a separate note about his writing life in a penitentiary.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Arkansas Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
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