Best Dressed Business People at Rodeo Week
A $10 check honors the best dressed man and woman from local businesses during Rodeo Week. Jaycees sponsor the contest with John Paul Tallent presenting the prizes. Vivian Stokeley works as a cashier for General Telephone, and Matthew Fortson of The First State Bank assists with tasks and is noted for football devotion to Weldon Bees and GHS Bears.
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Jaycees
John Paul Tallent
Jaycee
Vivian Stokeley
General Telephone Company
Matthew Fortson
First State Bank
Matthew
Weldon Bees
GHS Bears
Hospital News Admission and Discharge Roster
Hart Clinic Hospital lists admitted patients Verner Thrash Leonard McElroy Bonnie Brown Calvin Reynolds Wilbert Williams Sr Etta George Elbert Partain Etta George and others. Discharges include Vida Harvey Jack Croley Bryan McPherson and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verner Lee Thrash
Leonard B. McElroy
Bonnie Brown
Calvin G. Reynolds
Wilbert Williams
Madie Caldwell
Erma Susan Lee
Enzene Wyatt
Lillie Esther Hawkins
Elbert Partain
Etta George
Billy Haldeman
Laura Shipp
Verna Reid
Ruth Thrash
Sue Ann Cocke
Clorine Blanchard
Walter Derrick
Brenda Sue Shepherd
Lillie Wilson
Ruby Arps
Charles Cole
Margie Fluellen
Odie Banks
Miriam Holleyman
Monnie Kelly
Minnie O’neal
Betty Jean Stegall
Betty Lou Tennison
Liston Knight
Births IT'S A BOY for Mr. and Mrs. William Bob Shepherd
A baby boy named for Mr. and Mrs. William Bob Shepherd arrived at City Hospital Friday at 7 30 a.m. He weighed 4 pounds 2 ounces and joins the family. Candy consumption in the United States totals about 3.5 billion pounds yearly, or 90 million pieces daily.
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William Bob Shepherd
City Hospital
Countdown and Spaceport City Haunt Library News
Gladewater library shelves welcome Countdown by Frank G. Slaughter set in a giant aerospace complex. News notes reveal crime in Gladewater and Tyler, UT chancellor Harry Ransom to end term, and new fiction including Man of Straw and Time Trap.
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Frank G. Slaughter
Gladewater
Ransom
Austin
Harry Ransom
University of Texas System
UT Board of Regents
Ence
Spaceport City
Michael Barnes
Dr. Barnes
Barnes
Slaughter
Joy Cowley
New Zealand
J. L. Wade
Babette Deutsch
Keith Laumer
Jean Potts
Brother Dies In Shreveport
Lee C. Hunt 66, brother of Mrs. A. T. Jobe, died Thursday in Shreveport after a short illness. A retired ArkLaGas Co. employee, he served 40 years and retired as manager of procedures and services and assistant secretary to the board. He lived in Shreveport 35 years and was active in First Methodist Church and a Mason. Survived by his wife, daughter Mrs. Barry Hanners of Center, sister Mrs. Sid Adams of Conway, Ark., and three grandchildren. Burial in Forest Park Cemetery.
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Lee C. Hunt
A. T. Jobe
Shreveport
Mr. Hunt
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Co
First Methodist Church
D. L. Dykes, Jr
Forest Park Cemetery
Hunt
Clarksville
Ark
ArkLa, Gas Co
Barry A. Hanners
Center
Sid Adams
Conway, Ark
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Dale Barton
Barton
Texas
Ed Harzall
Johnny Sasser
David Holcombe
Hospital News
Hart Clinic
Hospital
Acmi
David Ramo
Marilyn Ramo
Sherry Blalock
Harold Holcomb
Marjorie Breland
Jack Cro
Tyler Hospital
Bobby Bean
Tyler
Red Rock
Bean
O. W. Morrow
Upshur
Thomas A. Williams
West Gay
Fort Worth
Ft. Worth
Dimples Rogers
Amnesas Service Bank
T.V
Avi
Convalescent Center
Care Inn of
East Texas
Medicare
FORD
Chevrolet
Money ST
Olive Teague
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