Second graders tour local farm and TV studio field trips
Room 202 pupils visited the Cadillac Goat Farm in Alvin to learn about goats, milking, and kid care then toured Channel 16 studios to see TV production and met No-No the Clown. Room 308 toured Sam Houston Park with Harris County Heritage Society, noting Kellum-Noble House and other historic sites, and San Jacinto College announces May 22 sale of The Golden Pen magazine.
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Room 202
Carla Newell
Cadillac
Alvin
Channel 16 TV
No-No the Clown
Rachel Spencer
Sam Houston Park
Houston
Harris County Heritage Society
Kellum - Noble
Nathanial Kellum
General Nichols
Mr. Rice
Sam Houston
Rice
Nichols
Galveston
San Jacinto and
Congress Sts
Milby Park
San Jacinto
Texas Public Notice on Constitutional Amendment Three on Ballot
The legislature proposes amendment SJR31 to Section 24 Article III of the Texas Constitution. It would set Lt Governor and Speaker salaries from the Public Treasury not to exceed half the Governor’s, fix salaries for other members not more than a district judge, and set per diem to 12 dollars with a 140 day cap on regular sessions. The amendment is to be voted on August 5, 1969.
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State OF
Texas
State of Texas
House of Representatives
Legis
Hopson Wins Houston Youth Symphony Scholarship
Yvonne Hopson, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs F B Hopson of 718 Mark Street, won the Olshan Scholarship at the Houston Youth Symphony banquet held at Sweden House on South Park. The Deer Park High student played Mozart Horn Concerto No 3 Rondo on French horn and aims for a full time music career. She may apply the scholarship to any music school or camp of her choosing.
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Yvonne Hopson
Houston Youth Symphony
F. B. Hopson
Mark Street
Symphony
Sweden House
South Park
Hopson
Deer Park High
Newspaper note on deliberate errors and open critique
An author unknown states that intentional mistakes exist in the publication to invite feedback from all readers. The note asserts the paper aims to include diverse viewpoints, including those who seek and point out errors.
Constitutional Amendment Four on Ballot in Texas
Public notice outlines proposed constitutional amendment number four in Texas. It details tax exemptions for nonprofit water supply properties, religious and educational properties, burial grounds, and public charities, with a two year limit on certain land exemptions and provisions for election timing and ballot wording. The governor will issue the proclamation and publication will follow legal requirements.
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Carpenter Capers
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Correspc
Mary Collins
The
Bulletin Board
Genevieve Langham
Southmore Hospital
James H
Shirley
Hillshire
Deer Park
Deborah Lynn
Christopher G. Hickey
Michael J. Hickey
Pasadena
Deer Park High School
Sam Rayburn High School
San Jacinto Junior College
Pasadena Blvd. Methodist Church
Brogan’s & Pickle’s
Phillips 66
Kraft Miracle
Borden
Coca Cola
Napa L
Wesson
Atl
Winstow Cit
Whitfield
Lucky 7 Farm
J.S
RATH
Blackhawk
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