Arts On the Grid, Tours and Exhibits Highlight Texas Scene
Kilgore College Rangerettes and Ranger Band will represent the State Department in Hong Kong in October on a 12 day expense paid trip co sponsored by the American Chamber of Commerce. Marian John and Bonnie Goforth showcase pine needle basketry and marshland paintings in Longview at Commercial National Bank through August. The Louisiana Council for Music and Performing Arts curates, with Indian Arts and Crafts Board support.
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Kilgore College
Rangerettes
Ranger Band
Randolph C. Watson
State Department
Hong Kong
Trade Committee
The
American Chamber of Commerce
Louisiana
Marian John
Bonnie Goforth
Longview
Commercial National Bank
John
Goforth
Texas
Louisiana Council For Music and Performing Arts, Inc
US Department of Interior
Indian Arts and Crafts Board
Loyce
Inez) Phillips
Gladewater
Inez Phillips
Glenn Elliott
Jay Banks
Tom Welch
P. O
Rev
B. F. Risinger
First Baptist Church
Quentin Abernathy
First State Bank
Howard Coghlan
Tyler State College expands business program with new MBA
Tyler State College Texas Eastern University School of Business adds 41 courses this fall including the first two MBA offerings. The program targets East Texas workers and features day and night classes, internships, and small business consulting in collaboration with the SBA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
School of Business
Tyler State College
Texas Eastern University
George Joyce
Small Business Administration
East Texas
Wayne Goff
Delbert Chumley, Jr
Goff
North Texas State University
District 5 4-H Horsemanship School Offered at Round-Up Rodeo
About 66 youths and seven adult leaders completed six days of horsemanship training at the Round-Up Rodeo grounds. Dr. Randal Grooms led instruction with support from B F Yeates and Cliff Caskey. Participants paid 45 dollars for tuition and room and board at Camp Notawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodeo
Randal Grooms
Overton
Texas Agriculture Extension Service
Texas A&m University
B. F. Yeates
Gregg
Cliff Caskey
Pete Gibbs
Wichita Falls
Justice McCauley
Brownsville
Scott Jackson
Stephenville
Joan Goris
Dallas
Doug May
Ft. Stockton
Cindy Chilton
Ft. Worth
Disabled veterans to receive September pay increase
Rep. Ray Roberts said disabled veterans and dependents will get a separate September check reflecting a new 10 to 12 percent rise in disability compensation due to a law effective August 1. Widows and orphans gain 12 percent. about 2.2 million veterans and 383,000 dependents affected. annual cost rises by $450 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ray Roberts
D-Tex
House Committee On Veterans’ Affairs
Roberts
Exhibition rodeo planned for Viet war refugees at Fort Chaffee
An August 18 exhibition rodeo for Vietnamese refugees at Fort Chaffee Arkansas will feature top cowboys performing without pay. Jim Shoulders produces the event with Frontier Airlines providing free transport. Contenders include Larry Mahan Gay Monty Henson and Walt Garrison as arena director. Sue Pirtle also volunteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Golo
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Frontier Airlines
Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association
Larry Mahan
Dallas
Texas
Gay
Mesquite
Monty Henson
Marvin Paul Shoulders
Henryetta
Pake McEntire
Kiowa
Okla
Walt Garrison
Dallas Cowboys
Garrison
Sue Pirtle
Weatherford
Girls Rodeo Association
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Beverly Sills
DSO
Dallas Civic Ballet
Edward Villella
America
Malle Ballet
Peggy Lee
Dallas Symphony
Jefferson Memorial
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Rudolph Evans
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District 5
Grooms
Overton Experimental Station
Mirror
Jim Shoulders
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Clem McSpadden
Claremore
McKaig Chrevrolet Co
Cathy Reeves
Hightower’s Credit Jewelers
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