Rainbow News Household Notes and Local Visits
Rainbow community members attended church with Bro and Mrs Easter who preached both services. Visitors included Nan Sander Ann Sheppard from Fort Worth and Jake West with Mrs Vista Layne. Several families hosted and joined gatherings at Rainbow and Irving with the Gibbs and Layne families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro
Easter
Logan Starnes
Nan Sander
Ann Sheppard
Ft. Worth
Jake West
Vista Layne
Ruby Hulsey
Robert Hulseys
C. D. Knight
San Angelo
John M Stout Leaves for Japan from California
John M Stout departed Travis Air Force Base on August 8 for a two year assignment in Japan after a leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Jim Stout and George Stout who had arrived in Glen Rose after three years in the U S Army Mr and Mrs Stout accompanied John to California and then drove to Fort Lewis Washington to return George home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Stout
Travis Air Force Base
California
Japan
Jim Stout
George Stout
Glen Rose
U. S. Army
Mrs. Stout
John
Fort Lewis
Washington
George
Hospital Notes Admit and Discharge at Mark English Hospital
Admit ted to Mark English Hospital last week were Mrs T L Ronson City Mrs Tom Blalock City Morris Pollock City Gene Linch City Ronel Osborn City Miss Edna Baker Tolar Ida Hornbeck City C J Johnson City Mrs Bill Rickman City Marcie Williams Girl Scout Camp J L Wiggins City Rev Burle DeBond Camp Arowhead Released were J B Young Becky Page Mrs John Noack George Stephens Paluxy Mrs Jake West Rainbow Mrs Alice Davis Herman Miller Noah Stewart Paluxy and Mr and Mrs Jack W Bridges Sr guests of Mrs Fred Schubert and son of Killeen for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark English Hospital
T. L. Ronson
City
Tom Blalock
Morris Pollock
Gene Linch
Ronel Osborn
Edna Baker
Ida Hornbeck
C. J. Johnson
Bill Rickman
Marcie Williams
J. L. Wiggins
Burle DeBond
Arowhead
J. B. Young
Becky Page
Nemo
John Noack
Rainbow
George Stephens
Paluxy
Jake West
Alice Davis
Herman Miller
Noah Stewart
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Two on Ballot
Public notice details Senate Joint Resolution No. 21 proposing a Texas constitutional amendment to create a single new Section 61-a. It authorizes state assistance to needy aged over 65, disabled adults 18–64, needy blind over 21, and needy children under 16, with residency rules and federal matching funds limits up to 60 million dollars annually. It outlines ballot wording for adoption or rejection and requires governor's proclamation for the election.
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Senate
State of
Texas
United States
Ot Ain
Travelers and kin gather at Glen Rose homes
Little trams GF Interest Mr and Mrs Don Osborn and sons Mark and Mike visit from Post with his parents. Visitors include Mrs O F Boyd's daughter Mrs Otis Basham and family from Big Lake, Mrs Basham's son Biff and wife and child. Daisy Wood returns from McAllen to Glen Rose.
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Mrs
Don Osborn
Mark and
Mike
Post
J. H. Osborn
O. F. Boyd
Otis Basham
Robin
Big Lake
Constitutional Amendment on Poll Tax Repeal Ballot
The amendment proposes repealing poll tax payment for voting and allows voter registration by law. It sets election timing for November 1963 and requires governor proclamation and publication per state law. Ballots would include FOR and AGAINST statements.
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State of
Texas
Fort Worth Visitors Reported by Local Residents
Mrs Lilly Campbell is visiting Fort Worth with sister Mrs Bill Darby. Brad Gavit of Corpus Christi is visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs Bill Gavit.
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Lilly Campbell
Fort Worth
Bill Darby
Brad Gavit
Corpus Christi
Mrs
Bill Gavit
Public Notice on Texas Veterans' Land Board Bond Increase
Constitutional amendment proposal to Section 49 b Article III to authorize issuing up to 350 million dollars in bonds or obligations for the Veterans' Land Board with election and proclamation provisions. Summary covers intended use of the Veterans' Land Fund and related issuance conditions.
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Senate
Texas
Veterans’ Land Board
Veterans’ Land Fund
State of
State OF Texas
General Land Office
Veterans’ Affairs
Veterans’ Land Program
Attorney General of
Comptroller of Public Accounts
United States
Armed Services of
Texas Veterans Land Fund Amendment and Bond Authority
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would expand the Veterans' Land Fund by 150 million dollars and authorize the Veterans' Land Board to issue bonds up to 350 million dollars to acquire land for Texas veterans. It details board composition, bond terms, fund management, and conditions for voting on the measure in November 1963.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbow News
H. M. Gambrell
G. C. Gibbs
Riley Gibbs
Bob Gibbs
Gay
G. C. Gibbs, Jr
Coke
Bill
J. E. McLamore
Teddy
Charles Gibbs
Marilyn
Chuck
C. L. Gibbs
Irving
Jack W. Bridges, Sr
Fred Schubert
Killeen
Little Trams
Joe English
Phoenix
Arizona
Sone
Red and
Orbey Myrick
Dallas
Daisy Wood
McAllen
Inez Covey
Riley Oxford
Nevada
Juanita Jackson
Chalk Mountain
Lonnie West
Oxford
Glen Rose High School
Age Harthan
Martin & Sons
Grocery & Hardware
Glen Rose, Texas
Hunter
General Revenue Fund
Army
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
Marine Corps
Veterans’ Land
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