Services Held For Mrs. Lula A. Greer
Funeral services for Lula A. Greer 83 of Normangee were held August 3 at the First Baptist Church with burial in the Greer Family Cemetery. Pallbearers were Fount Williams Jerry Mathis Roger Watson Lonny Serrell Bert Richter and James Wooley. She died August 1 at a daughter’s home in Bryan. Survivors include two sons four daughters 16 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren and one brother Sherrod Holiday.
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Lula A. Greer
Normangee
First Baptist Church of
Greer Family
Fount Williams
Jerry Mathis
Roger Watson
Lonny Serrell
Bert Richter
James Wooley
Greer
Brazos County
Bryan
Robert
F. W. Greer
J. H. McWilliams
Joe Batson
Bill Mathis
W. R. Shultz
Houston
Sherrod Holiday
Wheelock Family Ties Noted Across States
Wheelock and four sisters including Mrs. Pearl Lyles and Mrs. A. D. Abbott of Hearne, Mrs. Sam Shaw of El Paso, and Mrs. Fannie Monica of Kanawa, Oklahoma, referenced in a regional notice listing relatives and connections.
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Wheelock
Pearl Lyles
A. D. Abbott
Hearne
Sam Shaw
el Paso
Fannie Monica
Kanawa
Okahoma
Death Claims H. C. Majors
Hunter Cleveland Majors of Hearne died in a Houston hospital July 24 at age 81. Funeral services were July 26 at Boulev ard Funeral Chapel with burial in Rosewood Memorial Park. Born March 15, 1885 in Birmingham Alabama, he lived in Houston the last seven years and is survived by son Patrick B. Majors, five grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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Hunter Cleveland Majors
Hearne
Houston
Boulevard
Rosewood Memorial Park
Mr. Majors
Birmingham
Alabama
Patrick B. Majors
Constitutional Amendment Sixteen on Texas ballot
Public notice announces House Joint Resolution No 1 proposing a constitutional amendment to set the date newly elected Texas legislators qualify and take office. The measure would alter Article LI Section 8 and Article III Section 4, with the election scheduled for November 1966 and Governor urged to issue proclamation.
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State of Texas
Texas
House of Representatives
Texas Amendment Election Instruction and Provisions
The text outlines 1966 election instructions for printing an amendment on ballots. It specifies voters must mark out one of two clauses to express their vote on the proposed amendment. It notes voting machine placement for for and against and requires the governor to issue a proclamation and publish the amendment as required by law.
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State of
Texas
Texas Department of Corrections
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Morton
Carnation
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Sacks
del Monte
Skinner
Macaroni
Bartlett Pears
Alcoa Foil
Oregon
KRAFT
Thompson
S&s
Food Mart
Bayer Aspirin Food Mart
Decker
Brown Street
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