Johnson to keynote Texas social studies conference
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson will address the Texas Council for the Social Studies 10th annual conference June 14-15 at the University of Texas. The theme is The Issues That Divide Us with sessions on Communism, controversial issues in teaching, and textbook pressures.
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Lyndon B. Jeferson
Texas Council For the Social Studies
University of Texas
Johnson Willie J. Warren Hitt
Texas Education Agency
Preston B. Williams
Lamar State College of Technology
George Wolfskill
Arlington State College
Doss area folks use stinger blade for mesquite control
Arch ie Geistwdt and Bernhard Stehling report cutting mesquite saplings with a stinger blade on a Soil Conservation District bulldozer to prevent sprouting and break up soil crust. Joe Maurer plans to plow under 16 acres of peas as green manure. Gus Barsch and Wallace Lively describe grass growth and dozing brush to boost forage. Fire Department hosts barbecue for families. Simon Honig grows cow peas as a cover crop.
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Archie Geistwdt
Doss
Soil Conservation District
Geistweidt
Bernhard Stehling
Squaw Creek
Joe Maurer
Harper
Wallace Lively
Simon Honig
Luckenbach
Honig
National Safety Council Awards in Traffic Safety
The National Safety Council awarded Mission Texas an Award of Merit for 1961 for a balanced traffic safety program and two Certificates of Achievement for a perfect 1961 traffic death record and a school traffic safety education effort. Eleven Texas municipalities and the state also received citations among 238 cities and towns, 30 states and Puerto Rico. Wausau Wisconsin earned the lone Award of Honor for 1961. A Tulsa Oklahoma visit noted Mrs Mrosek birthday with family and friends.
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Mission
Texas
National Safety Council
Puerto Rico
Wausau
Wisconsin
Attending Saundra Cottle and Ray Edwards Wedding
San Antonio guests attended the Saturday evening wedding in San Antolo. Charles Mains and family with George Luke and Joe joined V A Cottle and Oren Cottle and son Mike,Johnny Cottle and Floy Bode with Elaine as a wedding attendant.
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Saundra Cottle
Ray Edwards
San Antolo
Charles Mains
George
Luke
Joe
Martin Ray Fiedler
V. A. Cottle
Oren Cottle
Mike
Johnny Cottle
Floy Bode
Elaine
Community visitors from Fredericksburg Kerrville and Milford
Visiting families from Fredericksburg and Kerrville plus Milford guests gathered locally for Sunday and Friday visits. The Community Park cleanup crew repaired and added a blind at the rest rooms while calling for continued effort to keep the park inviting for family gatherings picnics and outdoor concerts.
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Henry Maurer
Alfons Nebgen
Max Grona
Henry Roeder
Elizabeth Jenschke
Willie Maurer
Fredericksburg
Robert Fritz
Francis Fritz
Clemens Maurer
Kerrville
Robert Maurer
Here
Massey Visits Mother Sunday in Liano
W. W. Massey from Liano visited his mother Mrs. W. R. Massey on Sunday, sharing time and family news during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Massey
Liano
W. R. Massey
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Johnson
Texas Council For Social Studies
George C. Hester
Southwestern University
R. John Rath
Clerk C. Gill
Malcolm Macdonald
Edward Taborsky
John R. Silher
John EB. Bagalay
Douglas D. Hale, Jr
University of North Carolina
World History Institute
Jim Berry Pearson
John S. Ludlam
Pearson
Austin 12
Patronize Herald Advertisers
the Herald
Sportsman's Cafe
Maurer
Gus Barsch
Knopp
Lively
Alfred Spaeth
Richard Roeder
FeHx Klein
Walter Markwortt
Fire Department
ENCO
Tareas
Humble OL & Refining Company
America
Ompany
Cag
Anton Mrosek
Little
Tulsa
Okla
Joe Mrosek
Darlene
Gillespie County
Moorman
Zenith TV
MOBIL
Chiropractic Health Services
Cleo I. Heinen
Llano St
H. Welge Lewis
P. O
Pat’s Pavilion
Jame
Clyde
Chelser
KOKE
Austin
Kountry Boys
J. J. Patranella
Harper Community
Harper Community Park Fund
Joley
R. B. Moore
Milford
Fred Nabers
Herbert Otto
Llano
Ranchmen
N. Orange
Harper Lions Club
Harper Community Park
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