Melinda Smith Biology Trip Takes Wayland Students South
Melinda Smith and ten Wayland Baptist College students plus teachers and Plainview residents spent three weeks in Chihuahua Mexico on a Microterm ecology study. They collected over three hundred plant and animal specimens for the college herbarium and vertebrate natural history collection. Pompeyo Lozoya, a ranch foreman, guided the group to remote caves and a village rarely visited by Anglos.
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Chihuahua
Mexicco
Melinda Smith
O. M
Buddy) Smith
Wayland Baptist College
Pancho Villa
Pompeyo Lozoya
Loyoza
Mexico
W Iyland College
Chihuahuan Desert
Jay K. Amburgey
Daimy Rambo
Bennie Gresham
Ray Barela
Mary Bubls
Terry Davis
LaNita Amburgey
Sharon Gresham
Poimapeyo Lozoya
J. Hoyt Bowers
Cub Scouts Study Indian Lore in March
East Texas area Cub Scout packs will explore Indian crafts games dances costumes and stories during March with den meetings centered on authentic Indian life and ceremonies for advancement. Wayland professors Dr Mary Bubbs and Dr Jay Amburgy accompany the group to study ecology and desert environments as 255 packs prepare for a ceremonial pack meeting.
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Foster E. Murphy
East Texas
Murphy
Senate Chaplain Hale, American Cleric and Author
Edward Everett Hale served as Senate chaplain for the final six years of his life. A prolific author, he wrote more than 50 books and was a noted figure in American religious and literary circles.
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Edward Everett Hale
U.S. Senate
Special Education Workshop Set for Kilgore Campus
Three members of the Texas Education Agency will lead a public meeting at Kilgore College to map potential growth in special education. The February 27 session in Kilgore invites residents from Kilgore and 17 Central Texas counties to discuss the new directions and react to two key documents.
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Kilgore
Texas Education Agency
Irene Westmoreland
Jane Fox
Betty Lacy
van Ciiburn
Kilgore College
Central Texas
Region VII Education Service Center
Texas
Police Academy Permanent Home At Kilgore College
Kilgore College becomes the permanent home of the East Texas Police Academy, announced by President Randolph Watson and Kilgore Police Chief J M Climer. The first session runs April 7 to May 2, with a prior three day communications school for dispatchers and a post session two week criminal investigation seminar to follow.
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Kilgore College
East Texas Police Academy
Randolph Watson
Kilgore
J. M. Climer
East Texas Police Chiefs Association
Climer
International President To Visit District 2X2 Lions
Lions in Longview Texas will host International President David A. Evans for a Lions International President's Night on Wednesday February 26 at the Con tessa Inn. Evans, from Texas City, was elected at the 51st Lions convention in Dallas and will focus the year on business affairs and overseas visitations for the 867000 member organization.
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Longview
East Texas
Lions Organization
International Board of Directors
Lions Organiza
Boy Born To Mr And Mrs C O Mitchell At Hart Clinic
IT'S A BOY for Mr and Mrs C O Mitchell born at Hart Clinic Hospital Saturday at 2 15 a m weighing 7 lbs 4 oz The boy is a 100 percent district governor of District 252 has six presidential awards and the Ambassador of Good Will award He is listed in Who's Who in Commerce and Industry Who's Who in the South and Southwest the International Platform Association and the Royal Bluebook Curtis Pruitt president of the Longview Lions Club will preside at the dinner Oran T Donaldson Governor of District 2x2 will introduce Evans Entertainment will be provided by Tom Lavin a humorist author and musician
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Good Will
Commerce and Industry
South
Southwest
International Platform Association
Royal Bluebook
Curtis Pruitt
Longview Lions Club
Oran T. Donaldson
Evans
Tom Lavin
Oil Allowable Upped For March
The Texas Railroad Commission raised March oil allowable to 45.6 percent of potential, up nearly 3 percent from February. Maximum production becomes 3,401,107 barrels per day versus 3,250,520 in February. Of 14 major Texas crude buyers, seven sought more oil next month, two asked for less, five kept the same. The commission had delayed last month’s setting to review the impact of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers strike.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Hospital Administrators Counted At About Fifteen Thousand
A Bureau of Labor Statistics survey estimates around 15 000 administrators work in hospitals and related institutions reflecting the size of health care management across the sector.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Early U S Marshals and Texas Clubwomen Features
President George Washington created the first U S marshals in 1789 with one for each of the original states. Texas has four marshals who enforce district court orders. The July Texas Clubwoman issue will highlight Gladewater members with photos and notes on district key leaders.
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Loise Graves
George Washington
U.S
United States
Texas
U. S
Texas Clubwoman Magazine
Gladewater
School Lunches and Club Notices From Gladewater Time
School lunch plan shows weekly menu with Tuesday through Friday meals and beverages. Rec and youth activities led by Bert Wenzel with notes on club presidents and a bank sponsorship for a honors page. Mrs Joslin of Atlanta conducts a colored corn experiment with birds as observers. Hair styling event features Mrs Carl Tyson's daughters and friends noting the nurse’s younger look.
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Bert Wenzel
Gordon A. Mayer
Daleth Club
Carson Kennedy
Three Arts
Robert Daniel
First State Bank of
Gladewater
B. J. Joslin
Atlanta
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May Caves
Villa de Coronado
Honda
Wayland
Mary Bubbs
Senate
Silverfish
RED Bugs Rats
Termite & Pest Control Co
Chiggers
Rante
Chinch
Police Academy
KJC
C. O. Mitchell
Hart Clinic Hospital
Tyler
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Brookshire 'S
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