Prominence for Joe Smith in county and interposition debate
The Fort Mill Times notes Joe Smith drawing county attention as a Waco Herald Tribune feature on John St. Helen is planned for March 4. Reporters spoke with Smith and Frank McCoy as Life Magazine may cover the saga. The piece discusses interposition as a concept asserting state sovereignty against Supreme Court rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
Waco Herald Tribune
John St. Helen
Mr. Smith
Frank McCoy
Life Magazine
we _ hope
U. S
Supreme Court
Interpre&e
Fort Mill
S. C. Times
Farmers urged to keep adequate records for tax returns
H. J. Smith Jr of the Waco Internal Revenue office urges farmers to maintain complete records of all income and expenses, including daily sales and farm costs, while noting personal living costs are not farm expenses. He says many farmers will file returns this year due to Social Security coverage. self employment tax applies if net earnings reach 400 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes and Vicki Holm es are home on leave from Great Falls, Montana.
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H. J. Smith, Jr
Waco Internal Revenue Office
Mr. Smith
Internal Revenue
Waco
Texas
Smith
Lata
High School Basketball Night March 2 Plans
Faculty will host a basketball game against the Frid ay night team on March 2 to raise proceeds for FFA and FHA programs. Proceeds support student organizations and related activities.
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FFA
Howard Sego Heads Local Chamber of Commerce
Howard Sego, local contractor and former superintendent of the Methodist Camp, was unanimously elected president at the chamber meeting. Dr. Robert D. English was named vice president and Joe Russell secretary. The trio will appoint seven directors to serve with them, with names to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Sego
Farmers Home Admin Broadens Lending Authorities
The Farmers Home Administration expands credit to small farmers hit by drought who work off the farm. Loans cover one year and target farm operating expenses with off farm income, for units no larger than a family farm. Applications go to county offices. eligibility decided by the local committee.
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Farmers Home Administration
Walter T. McKay
McKay
County Farmers Home Administration Committee
Roy English Jr Sings in Fort Worth La Boheme Chorus
Fort Worth musician Roy English Jr will perform in the chorus of the opera La Bohème presented by the Fort Worth Civic Opera Association from March 2 to March 4. He joins a cast for the production with local cultural impact.
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Roy English, JR
LA Boheme
Fort Worth
Ft Worth
Pat Wachsman Trophy Awarded to Outstanding Player
The faculty selects the year’s outstanding player based on leadership, academics, attitude, and athletic ability. The award honors the individual who best embodies all four qualities as recognized by the faculty.
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Pat Wachsman
Weldon Hart
SMU
Chalmer Woodard
Weldon
Supt. Patton
Three City Council Seats Up For Election On April Third
Three city councilmen will be elected in the city election to be held April 3. The terms expiring are held by Gilbert Langdon S. E. Gilbert and Maurice Marsh.
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Gilbert Langdon
S. E. Gilbert
Maurice Marsh
Moisture Report Figures Rain at Reporter Gauge
.30 inches of rainfall registered at the REPORTER gauge on Sunday morning February 19, indicating modest moisture for the period and contributing to local agricultural and weather records.
Hospital News Report Shows Mixed Patient Progress
Wednesday hospital notes list M. E. Stewart not improved and Mrs. Ola Paris very poorly. Mrs. Sparks not improved. Mart Ewers improving.
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M. E. Stewart
Ola Paris
Mrs. Sparks
Mart Ewers
Card of Thanks from Mrs J G Daniel
I thank each of you for the many kindnesses shown during my illness.
Rainbow News Brother Fred Swank study at Sagnaw Hill Church
The Rainbow News notes a spiritual study course at Sagnaw Hill Baptist Church in Ft Worth finished with 61 enrolled. Community members visited, attended services, and families such as the Woodards, Marsh, Shackelfords, Armstr o ngs, English, Keller, and Gambrells are mentioned among weekend visits and church activities. A new son arrived for Loyd Pugh and Anita.
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Fred Swank
Sagnaw Hill Baptist Church
Ft. Worth
George
Ella Woodard
Ella
Sondra Pylant
Glen Rose
Beverly Marsh
Sanders
John Shackelford
Moody Marsh
McConal
Pete Armstrong
Rainbow
Joe English
C. A. Starnes
Baylor
Brother Dean
Earl Whitehead
Cleburne
C. E. Keller
James Howard
Fort Worth
Jimmie Hulsey
Air Corps
Mississippi
A. D. Miller
J. E. Miller
Edd Gambrell
Dallas
Ike Gambrell
Melvin Gambrell
Loyd Pugh
Loyd
Anita
Peanut program items and local DA candidate announce
The document outlines a 1955 56 peanut program as recommended by the Southwestern Peanut Growers Association and includes a candidate statement by Jim Ferguson seeking a second term as District Attorney of the 18th Judicial District. It covers ages education career family residence and pledges, plus detailed program provisions on parity, acreage, imports, storage, shelling, and research standards.
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Jim Ferguson
Somervell County
18Th Judicial District
Hidalgo County
Texas
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo High School
University of Texas
United States Air Force
Cleburne
Johnson County
Nancy Zimmerman
Nancy Lee
Mary Susan
Jimmy
Bellevue
Southwestern Peanut Growers Association
CCC
Department of Agriculture
South West
U. S
Nicholson for Justice of Peace Pr. 1 Democratic primary
Dr J E Nicholson seeks the Democratic nomination for Justice of Peace Pr 1 pledging fair impartial service if elected. He emphasizes loyalty to the Democratic party and asks for votes and influence from friends and voters.
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J. E. Nicholson
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Mrs. Thomas Holmes
Vicki
Great Falls, Mont
Farmers Home
Tom Voss
Man With
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Palace Theatre
Coach Woodard
Hospital News
J. G. Daniel
Rainbow News
Jim
Dalworth
Congress
Soil Conservation
A. T. Vadiver
Burleson, Wright
W. T. Crouch
Arlington
Frank Vallintine
J. P
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