Walnut Springs School Opens Friday With Full Day
Walnut Springs schools will open Friday at 9 am with a full day of classes and lunch served in the lunchroom. A faculty meeting is set for Thursday at 9 am to finalize opening plans, and Labor Day will close schools on September 2.
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D. E. Edwards
Walnut Springs
Bapt. Edwards
Charles A. Wyly
Henry Strauch
Urcy Cook
Emma L. van Laningham
W. H. Heartsill
Ethel Lowell
James Hardin
E. M. Adams
LaVerne Moyer
Agnes Edge
Jack Gilleland
Gilleland
H. L. Rodgers
Marcus Munden
Jess &. Jones
Jay McCarty
W. H. Collins
F. W. Huffman
W. D. Gafford
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Two on Texas Ballot
Public notice announces Senate Joint Resolution No. 21 proposing a Texas constitutional amendment to create Section 51-a authorizing state funds for aid to needy aged persons over 65, disabled individuals 18 to 64, needy adults over 21, and children under 16, with residency rules and a $60 million annual cap, to be voted November 9 1963.
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Senate
State of
Texas
United States
Unite States
Georges Creek Home Demonstration Club Annual Picnic
The Georges Creek Home Demonstration Club held its annual family picnic at the Ivy Keller farm on the Brazos River grounds. A large crowd enjoyed dinner at noon followed by games, fishing, swimming and visiting with friends and neighbors.
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Georges Creek
Brazos River
Ivy Keller
Mrs Roden Moves To Clifton Hospital For Hip Surgery
Mrs. W. T. Roden was carried to Clifton hospital Tuesday in a Glen Rose Funeral Home ambulance for hip surgery. This is the second operation for her since she fractured her hip some time ago.
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W. T. Roden
Clifton Hospital
Glen Rose Funeral Home
Mrs A H Holden Admitted To Cleburne Hospital
Mrs A H Holden is a patient at Cleburne Hospital having been admitted Tuesday. She was taken to the hospital in a Glen Rose Funeral Home ambulance.
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A. H. Holden
Cleburne Hospital
Glen Rose Funeral Home
Local Visit Notes And Travel News From Fort Worth
Gary Hawkins of Houston visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. N B Shrader and daughter Alice of Houston visit Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lilly. Sheriff and Mrs. Paul Bone and family return from Yellowstone trip. L P Hart attend Ranger Salt Lake City Bees game in Fort Worth then go to Arlington to see sons. Grace Parvin orders Reporter to Lindsey Parvin in Austin. O R Coleman of Abilene visits. Bernice Reimer leaves Fort Worth for San Pedro after four months with late mother. Tiwater family from Dallas accompanies to airport. Reimer eager to meet first grandchild, a three weeks old boy.
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L. P. Hart
Ranger-Salt Lake City Bees
Fort Worth
Arlington
Jack Hart
Wilie Hart
Bernice Reimer
Southwest
San Pedro
Calif
Bill Tiwater
Tiwater
Curtis Hoodenpyle
Jerry
Forest Tiwater
Dallas
Texas Poll Tax Abolition Amendment Proposed for 1963 Election
The text outlines a proposed constitutional amendment to repeal poll tax payment as a voting requirement in Texas and to authorize voter registration by law. It specifies eligibility for qualified electors, residency and registration conditions, absentee voting, and the election process set for November 1963 with both For and Against ballot language. It also notes governor’s duty to issue a proclamation and publication requirements.
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Texas
State OF
United States
Texas Constitutional Amendment to Expand Veterans Land Bonds
State voters will decide on November 9, 1963, a proposed amendment to Section 49-b Article III to raise the statewide Veterans' Land Board bonds from earlier limits to 350 million dollars with 200 million already issued, authorizing sale of bonds under set terms and interest not exceeding four and one-half percent, to fund the Veterans' Land Fund. The amendment outlines board composition, appointment, duties, and bond issuance procedures, including approval by the Attorney General and Comptroller before sale.
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Ae Srom
Senate
Texas
Veterans’ Land Board
Veterans Land Fund
State OF
State of Texas
General Land Office
Veterans’ Affairs
Veterans’ Land Program
Veterans’ Land Fund
Attorney General of
Comptroller of Public Accounts
United States
General Revenue Fund
General Revenue
Texas Veterans Land Fund Amendment Proposed On Ballot
The proposed constitutional amendment would expand the Veterans Land Fund by 160 million dollars to finance land purchases for Texas veterans who served between September 16, 1940 and March 31, 1955. It outlines fund use, bond retirement, and legislative powers to implement the program. The measure awaits voter decision at the next election.
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Texas
Armed Services of
United States
Armed Services of the United
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