Christmas Day Family Visits Across State Lines
Families from Stephenville Mineral Wells Bochito Comanche and Dublin gathered for Christmas visits. Airman Roger Martin and relatives joined at Melvin Martins home in Comanche as Terry and David hosted relatives. Den and Cannon Burdettes spent the holiday with Mrs Grady Buckler in Marble Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Livingston
Stephenville
Benny Brooks
Mineral Wells
Eddie Carr
Bochito
Okla
Johnny Livingston
Sam Livingston
Luther Martin
Hershel Strawn
Sam _ Livingston Jr
Ray
Karen
Comanche
Roger Martin
Melvin Martin
Gary
Cameos
Cheryl
Dale Brawley
Steven
Stephenie
Sam
Houston
Ronnie Brawley
Connie
Lonnie
Dublin
Mrs. Hollis Burdette
den and
Cannon
Grady Buckler
Letter to the Editor recounts Las Vegas trip details
Mrs. B. G. Davis thanks the paper for coverage of a four day Las Vegas trip to Las Vegas Nevada. She recalls dinners at the Sahara Tropicana Caesars Palace shows with Marty Allen Osmond Brothers and stock mentions Hoover Dam Quarter Horse Show and World Champion Rodeo. She notes a lucky slot win and expresses appreciation and homecoming relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N.M
Nev
Sahara
Tropicana
Caesars Palace
Marty Allen
Osmond Brothers
Osmonds
Tim Deneaem
Hoover Dam
Art
Jack Linkletter
B. G
Jean) Davis
College News Highlights Student Activities and Visits
Joe F Cuthbertson of the University of Texas at Arlington is elected vice president of ASCET and will lead tours including NASA in Houston. Sallie Huffman and Sue Huffman visit from Oklahoma Christian College with their parents. Debbie Chisholm of Texas Woman's University visits home in Denton. Jackie Barret visits from NTSU to see Mr and Mrs Bill Mazurek. Max Harelik, discharged from the Air Force, plans midsemester enrollment at the University of Texas in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe F. Cuthbertson
University of Texas At Arlington
ASCET
American Society of Certified Engineering Technicians
NASA
Omisses Sallie
Sue Huffman
Oklahoma Christian College
O.C.C
Oklahoma City
Henry Huffman
Jackie Barret
NTSU
Bill Mazurek
Max Harelik
U. S. Air Force
University of Texas In Austin
Gail Dudley
J. R. Allison
Crawford and
Justin
Houston
J.g. John Dudley
Puerto Rico
Joe Dudley
Angelo State University
San Angelo
Slow Moving Vehicles Require Warning Emblem Beginning 1970
The Texas Safety Association informs that from 1970 all vehicles designed to travel 25 mph or less on public roads must display a 16 by 14 inch orange emblem with a glowing red border at 3 to 5 feet above the road. Emblems are mandatory for farm, construction, and animal-drawn vehicles, with exemptions for towed units if the towing vehicle remains visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Texas Safety Association
Farm and Ranch
Joe L. Smetana
TSA
Smetana
Mrs Klingman Dies In Amarillo Hospital
Mrs. Charles Klingman daughter in law of Rev. C C Klingman died December 24 in an Amarillo hospital after a long illness. Rev Klingman learned of her death while in Austin with his son and wife. The family went to Amarillo for funeral services for Mrs. Klingman on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Klingman
C. C. Klingman
Amarillo
Rev. Klingman
Austin
Robert Klingman
Dr Klingman to Preach Sunday at Central Christian Church
Dr C C Klingman will guest preach at the Sunday morning service of Central Christian Church. Church members and Klingman friends are urged to attend the worship hour. Also mentioned are Christmas visitors and local family names connected to Arlington and Okla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Klingman
Central Christian Church
Dr. Klingman
It's A Boy For The Perkins
Coach and Mrs Harold Perkins announce the birth of a son Douglas Trenton on Christmas Day at 10 39 p m weighing six pounds twelve ounces and eighteen and a half inches long Doug has an older sister Amy Mr and Mrs Eugene Perkins were in Fort Worth to celebrate Christmas and welcome their grandson Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs J Y Robinson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Perkins
Douglas Trenton
Doug
Amy
Eugene Perkins
Fort Worth
J. Y. Robinson
Sue Rogers Named DAR Girl From Comanche High School
Sue Rogers was chosen as DAR Girl from Comanche High School after senior-class nominations by Paula Daniel Judy Gleaton and Beverly Tupin. Selection recognized character leadership patriotism and dependability with a January tea in Brownwood and honors from Daughters of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Rogers
Dar
Comanche High School
Paula Daniel
Judy Gleaton
Beverly Tupin
Sue
A. E. Rogers
Eitos Dudley
Brownwood
Dudley
the Daughters of the American Revolution
FTA and
Library Club
AHC
NHS
Ard
the Warrior
FHA
CHS Warrior
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College News
Debbie Chisholm
T.W.U
Denton
Mrs
Phyllis Chisholm
Gibbs
Gustine Independent School District
Vtn
Walgreen
ONL
Leroy Coats
Inovece
Paul Richards
Milburn Carter
Gene Carter
Sam Livingston Jr
Ray and
Floyd Brawley
Terry
David
Joe Low
Jeane and
Garry
Arlington
Lemmer Low
Southern Pine Association
Nome
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