Erickson Stars in Abilene Christian 7 0 Win Over East Texas
Bernard Erickson nicknamed The Beast starred for Abilene Christian College in a 7 0 victory over East Texas State College in Commerce. The senior linebacker recorded nine tackles seven assists and 80 percent grade while ACC forced ten Lion fumbles three interceptions and held ETSC to 74 rushing yards in muddy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Erickson
the Beast
Abilene Christian College
East Texas State College
Commerce
Clifton
John E. Erickson
Route 2
Lions
Bernard
ACC
Erickson
Les Wheeler
James Lyda
Wheeler
ACC Wildcats
East Texas
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8553 Meets in Clifton Texas
The Robert E Binford Post 8553 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States holds meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month in Clifton on Riverside Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars OF the
U.S.A
Robert E. Binford
Clifton
Texas
Riverside Dr
Oliver Reesing
Baptist Executive Board Sets Budget and Loans Policy
The Baptist General Convention of Texas executive board in Dallas approved a 1967 budget of 12.2 million for Texas Baptist work and referred a church state report on loans from public funds to the convention for action. The report recommends Texas Baptist institutions reimburse the government with added interest for any subsidies when borrowing public funds. The meeting also authorized charter changes for several colleges and approved planning for a satellite hospital in San Antonio. New appointees include Darwin Farmer, Dr James Dunn, and Hylon Vickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Baptist
Dallas
Baptist General Convention of Texas
General Assembly
Church - State Committee
Howard Payne
Dallas Baptist Colleges
Mexican Baptist Bible Institute
Buckner Baptist
Baptist Memorial Hospital
San Antonio
Convention
Darwin Farmer
Direct Missions Department
Missions
James Dunn
West Texas State University
Canyon
Christian Life Commission
Hylon Vickers
Huntsville
Texas Department of Corrections
Richmond
Forson Returns From Cortez Visit
R. V. Forson of Waco, brother in law of Mrs. Jorgenson of Clifton, returns from a vacation in Cortez Colorado. He visited his niece Mrs. R. P. Kelly and daughter Susan. Forson had lunch in Clifton with Mr. and Mrs. Jorgenson and noted apple gathering beginning in Cortez plus cool nights and fine weather.
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R. V. Forson
Waco
J. M. Jorgenson
Clifton
Cortez
Colorado
R. P. Kelly
Susan
Kelly
Jorgenson
Forson
Hill Faculty Members Attend VOE Conference in Wimberly
Hill Junior College business department chair Angie Vail of Hillsboro and instructor J. C. Linn of Milford joined about 45 business teachers at the Vocational Office Education Conference held September 6 to 8 at Holiday Hills Resort in Wimberly. The VOE program funds for equipment and salaries are discussed with five Hill instructors active under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Junior College
Wimberly
Hill
Business Department
Angie Vail
Hillsboro
J. C. Linn
Milford
Holiday Hills
Texas
Vail
Everett Fuller
Austin
Hillsboro College
Medicare Discussion By Waco Social Security Official
Al Bracken district manager of the Waco Social Security Office said the 1965 amendments affect almost every American family. He outlined Medicare as hospital insurance funded by payroll taxes and medical insurance, a voluntary plan with a $3 monthly premium matched by the government, requiring signup for eligibility. For details contact the Waco Social Security Office at 3326 Franklin Avenue, phone 756-6511.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Bracken
Waco Social Security Office
Bracken
Medicare
Franklin Avenue
Mooneys Plan Dallas to New York Trip
Mr and Mrs William P Mooney will fly from Dallas to New York City next Sunday. Mrs Mooney will study voice with Madame Novikova for a week and Mr Mooney will seek a commercial assignment with American Tobacco Company. The couple to return mid October. twins William and Sean stay with grandparents.
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William P. Mooney
Dallas
New York City
State Fair of Texas 1966 Features Parade of Young America
The State Fair of Texas runs October 8-23 in Dallas with Big Tex presiding. Highlights include Fiddler on the Roof Ice Capades International Girl Carousel Riders of Mexico Esplanade Pops Concerts and free The Parade of Young America plus the Pan American Livestock Exposition and 50th Automobile Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Tex
Dallas
Mexico
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Mark Wilson
Fairgrounds
Chemstrand
Emmett Kelly Jr
Kodak
Wonderfu World
Young America
War Museum
Age of Steam
Texas Trades and Teams Highlight October Lineup
The Texas International Trade Fair and International Bazaar showcase events including a Natural Gas Show and Electric Show and seven free museums. A Texas versus Oklahoma game is listed for October 8 along with Dallas Cowboys versus Philadelphia Eagles on October 9. SMU plays Rice on October 15 and Prairie View A M faces Wiley College on October 17, with additional games in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Cyrus K Holliday
Texas
Oklahoma
Dallas Cowboys
Philadelphia Eagles
SMU
Rice
Prairie View A&m
Wiley College
Mercury Cougar Ad Promises Untamed Elegance and Options
A Mercury dealer ad touts the Cougar with features like Select-Shift Merc-O-Matic and auto transmission for the wife, a 4-barrel Marauder 390 GT V-8, vinyl Oxford Roof, Sports Console, Tilt-Away steering, power front disc brakes, and fingertip speed control on the turn signal lever, urging readers to visit their Mercury dealer.
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Oxford
Mercury
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Abilene Christian
W. 3Rd
Golden Acres
Northrup King & McGregor Fertilizers
Armour & Smith Douglas
Jenson & Parks Insurance Agency
N. Ave
Dan Amundson
North Ave
Baptist Executive Board
Wmvaco Savings
West
Waco Drive
Westview Village
Bellmead Drive
Meridian
Mr. Bracken
Mooneys
New York
State Fair of Texas
Selmer Erickson
American Legion
L. E. Tennison
North Avenue
National Building Centers
S. Ave.d
Clifton, Texas
America
Cougar
Tandara
Lincoln-Mercury
J.M. Martin
Lakeside Village
Hwys
P. O
Morgan
Kopperl TU
Ranches Lake
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