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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
2
The TMA president told the House Ways and Means Committee that Texas runs an efficient program for 227,500 needy aged and leads the nation in insured seniors with 92 percent coverage. He cited cooperation among doctors, hospitals, Red Cross, and nurses, and argued against a bill favoring limited benefits funded by general revenue taxes.
Armour Company announces a Houston event to honor junior exhibitors with a dinner and prize presentation. Bass, appointed manager, will oversee the program and recognize youth contestants and cattlemen at the Texas facility.
Texas farmers face contract expirations on 566 571 Soil Bank acres as of December 31 1963. Farm management specialist C H Bates urges owners to evaluate options such as selling renting or leaving land in conservation use. Some may enter the 1964 Feed Grain Program.
The Peace Corps announces a mandatory placement test for all overseas service applicants. Non competitive aptitude tests will be offered at 825 locations nationwide starting at 8 30 a m. In Houston the exam will be held in Room 520 of the new post office building at 401 Franklin Avenue.
A clipped ticket offer invites Cecil Hartsfield to attend Pat Boone and Nancy Kwan in The Main Attraction at Rice Theatre on Sunday or Monday January 26 or 27. The note mentions Mr and Mrs Alvin Kohleffel and Terri as guests at a farewell dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Raymond Kohleffel and their children with Mr and Mrs Ray Molina and family also noted.
Texas Press Association names Charles B Tex Thornton Texan of the Year in a Mid Winter Meeting announcement by Phil McMullen Garland Daily News publisher and TPA program chair. Thornton chosen from a list of Texas publishers for this annual honor.
Miss Judy Clipson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Clipson is home from Sam Houston State Teachers College in Huntsville after completing her studies She will return to the college in May to receive her Bachelor of Science degree. Anghttps production sale bold details follow. Dr and Mrs Harvey Rengers annual sale features 65 bulls 40 females including 20 bred heifers 10 cows calves 10 open heifers at Mule Spring Angus Farm Halletts Texas Feb 15 1964 1 p.m Catalog and information write Gayle Ingram Sale Manager Box 2 Columbus Texas 78934 physics note reports a temperature many thousands of degrees hotter than the sun surface.
The 17th Annual Mid-Winter Meeting in Austin will honor Tex Ynornton for bringing fame to himself and his home states. Presentation by TPA President William F. Berger of Hondo Anvil Herald. Ynornton chairs Litton Industries, a fast growing firm with products from submarines to trading stamps.
Wharton County Junior College invites registrations for the evening program in the J M Hodges Library on Thursday January 23 from 7 to 8 PM. Courses include Bible Literature Elementary Painting Elementary Accounting Texas Government US History for sophomores and Beginning Shorthand Intermediate Typewriting General Biology Data Processing Applications English Composition Automechanics Trigonometry Mathematics of Finance and Beginning Spanish for freshmen. Additional courses may be added based on demand.
Mr and Mrs Harold Thomas joined their daughter Mrs Barry Kelley and Mr Kelley for dinner in Houston Sunday evening.
Laughlin Hospital reports patients this week including Mrs. Guy Houser Garwood Mrs. A M Sutton Lissie Eddie Caylor and others. Dismissals include Gary and Perry Brummer Huntsville Mrs Jack Dodd and daughter Bert Laumer and Mrs Jim Clipson. Also notes on insurance commendation for John T Smith and on emergency generators as prep for power failures.
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