US Names New Conservationist In State Office
Edward E. Thomas is named state conservationist for the U S Soil Conservation Service in Texas. He returns from Nashville where he was deputy state conservationist and succeeds Clyde W. Graham, now director of the South regional technical service center in Fort Worth. Thomas began his career in 1954 at Lubbock and held posts in Wellington Wheeler Jayton Morton Pecos Harlingen and Temple. He is a Texas A&M graduate and Army veteran who has been active in forestry and range management groups.
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Edward E. Thomas
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Texas
Thomas
Nashville
Tenn
SCS
Clyde W. Graham
South Regional Technical Service Center
Fort Worth
Graham
Temple
Tennessee
Lubbock
Wellington
Wheeler
Jayton
Morton
Pecos
Harlingen
Texas A&m University
Vernon High School
Korea
Association of Texas A&m
Soil Conservation Society of America
American Society of Range Management
Local Girls Named to Cisco Junior College Honor Roll
Donna Flanary and Rhonda Rozelle, both residents of the city and Glen Rose High School graduates, made the Dean's List at Cisco Junior College for the spring term with GPAs of 2.5 or higher. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Flanary and Mr. and Mrs. Windell Rozelle note their daughters' achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Flanary
D. R. Flanary
Rhonda Rozelle
Windell Rozelle
Cisco Junior College
Glen Rose High School
Joe G. Newman laid to rest in Post Oak Cemetery
Joe G. Newman, 55, longtime San Antonio police officer, was buried Monday at Post Oak Cemetery after dying Saturday in San Antonio. Born September 24, 1916 in Goldthwaite, he was married to Erline Strickland on June 8, 1939 in Stephenville. Survivors include his wife, a daughter, his father, three brothers, and two grandsons. Pallbearers were San Antonio police department members. Mr and Mrs Gene Bass returned from Hawaii vacation.
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Joe G. Newman
San Antonio
Post Oak
Reynolds Funeral Home
Newman
Goldthwaite
W. W. Newman
Erline Strickland
Stephenville
Lemuel Shaw
Burnet
Glen Rose
Raymond
Coy
Iredell
Billy
Fort Worth
Police Department
Park Creates Summer Work Park Creates Summer Work
Dinosaur Valley State Park hires seven local youths for summer work. Logan H. Walker, superintendent, notes six graduates from Glen Rose High School and Larry Cowan, an honor student and Tarleton State College junior, among new workers. Mr and Mrs L L Deason visited relatives in Clifton Sunday.
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Logan H. Walker
Glen Rose High School
Larry Cowan
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Bobby West
Ricky Rhodes
David Henderson
Gary Boren
James Talley
Ronald Dempsey
Mrs. L. L. Deason
Clifton
Dale Conger Named Distinguished Student at Texas A&M
Dale Conger son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Conger of this city and a Glen Rose High School honor graduate has been named a Distinguished Student for the spring semester at Texas A&M University. His name is posted on the Dean's Honor Roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Conger
Edwin Conger
Texas A&m University
Glen Rose High School
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Wayne May
Home
Brownwood
Accutron Watch
Kube's Jewelers
Red & White Food Store
Sue
Tom Creighton
Vell County Commissioners’ Court
Will
C. L. Cooke
Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation
University of Texas In
Austin
Cooke
Community Public Service Co
CJC
George Hudson
Lake Proctor
Karl Booker
Skooter
Wrangler Pants
Gresham & Company
Delta Associated Store
Glen Rose, Texas
Gene Bass
Hawaii
Park
New
Dinosaur Valley State Park
Glen Rose Cafe
Dean
A&m
Conservative
Pants USA
N. Main
Cleburne
Hamilton's
Curtis-Mathes TV
Arvin
Motorola
Frigidaire & Motorola
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