Benchtley News Sunday Birthday Notes and Local Updates
Benchley area social roundup recounts 324th birthday of Effie and Barbara McNair born in 1842 with family ties to Henrys and Ram bros. Mentions Gary Lightsey birthday, Billy Lightsey enlisting at Fort Dix, and Frank Johnson Jr. recovery in Bryan Hospital. Also covers visits from J H Peyton clan, Melton Rice’s travels, upcoming Bertha Jane Nickelson wedding, and messages of well wishes.
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Effie
Barbara McNair
Mississippi
Roderic McNair
Scotland
Mary Ann McDaniels
Ireland
James A. Henry
Barbara
Roy
Claude Henry
Katie Henry Dorrell
Hearne
Ola Maye Henry
Gary Lightsey
M. H. Lightsey
Benchley
Gary
Billy Lightsey
Maurice
Martha Lightsey
Fort Dix
New Jersey
J. H. Peyton
Giddings
Billy Jim
Larry Long
Austin
Marguerite Peyton
Henry Bowman
Mr. Bowman
Temple
Jim
Frank Johnson
Vv.a
Doris
Frank Johnson Jr
Bryan
Bryan Hospital
Jernagan
Frank Jr
Frank
Doris Johnson
V. A
Albert Rambo
Huntsville
Manor
Walter Myers
Charley
Houston
Marguerite
Melton’ Rice
Groesbeck
Center
Juanita
Abel
Melton
Carencro
Sam Rice
Sammie Rambo
Carlos Jackson
Jud Collier
Mumford
Franklin
Sam
Bertha Jane Nickelson
Laurence H. Hammer
Bertha Jane
Brad Haygood
Careful dress and liability during winter slips
A law firm warns that careless clothing can affect damages in slip and fall cases. A young woman walking on icy sidewalks wore very high heels, skidded, fell, and sustained injuries, illustrating how attire may influence liability and recovery.
Courts Say Footwear Choice May Determine Negligence
A public service piece notes mixed court rulings on negligence linked to clothing and footwear. It highlights cases where victims were blamed for shoe or sleeve choices, contrasted with a finding of no fault for an injured driver, and quotes a judge who held a wearer responsible for ill fitting shoes.
Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Hospital District Dissolution
Texas lawmakers propose House Joint Resolution 48 to amend Article IX, Section 9, to allow creation and dissolution of hospital districts across counties with bonds funding facilities and ongoing care. The measure sets tax rates, voter approvals, state protections, and dissolution procedures with a November 8 1966 election date and required gubernatorial proclamation.
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State of Texas
State of
Texas
Texas Voter Amendment Proposal for Court of Criminal Appeals
Public notice describes Senate Joint Resolution No. 26 proposing a constitutional amendment to create a five member Court of Criminal Appeals in Texas. It details composition, qualifications, appointment, terms, and jurisdiction, plus election timing set for November 1966 and ballot wording for and against the measure. It outlines sections 4 5 and 8 of the amendment and gubernatorial proclamation requirements.
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State of Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
State of
Texas
Supreme Court
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Commission of Appeals
State Capitol
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