Degrees Awarded At A&M University For Civil Engineer
Benchley News reports Sam Rice and Dr William B Dryden Jr among degree recipients from A&M University in civil engineering. Attendees include Dryden family and friends from Houston Waco Fort Worth and Hearne with post ceremony celebrations at the Dryden home.
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Wiliam B. Dryden Jr
A&m University
Bill
Mroo
Woob
Dryden
Alane Dugper
Ken Kincel
Houston
Roy Dugger
David
Wace
Paul
Tom Talley
Fort Worth
Trade policy call amid mounting US deficit
Washington Senator Lloyd Bentsen Jr outlines President Nixon's proposed trade legislation and urges a comprehensive review of US export strategies. He cites 1972 deficits, dollar devaluations, and rising foreign barriers, arguing for increased exports and tough negotiations to boost American manufacturing while noting ongoing travel and family notices in Hearne and surrounding areas.
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Nixon
Congress
Europe
Asia
United States
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
U. S
Japan
Clarence Smith Rites Tuesday
Funeral services for Clarence Edward Smith were held Tuesday May 8 at 10 a m from St Philip s Episcopal Church. Burial followed at Norwood Cemetery with Hodges Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers named were Ronald Rohde Fred Tidemann James Howard Alvah Franks Henry Rohde and Charles S German Jr. He died May 7 in a San Antonio hospital. He was born September 26 1905 in Hearne and was an Episcopal Church member. There were no immediate survivors.
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Clarence Edward Smith
St. Philips Episcopal Church
Wayne Buchanan
Norwood Cemetery
Hodges
Ronald Rohde
Fred Tidemann
James Howard
Alvah Franks
Henry Rohde
Charles S. German Jr
Smith
San Antonio
Hearne
Episcopal Church
Esther Williams Buried Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Esther M. Williams were held at 2 p m Tuesday May 8 at Heartfield Funeral Home chapel officiated by Rev James E Schratt of the First Baptist Church of Hearne. Burial was in Norwood Cemetery with pallbearers. She died Monday May 7 at age 92 years five months and 28 days. She was born November 9 1880 in Fort Smith Arkansas and was a Baptist church member. Survived by six sons Jack Willaams Jess Williams George Williams Bill Williams Jack Williams Fay Williams three daughters Cora Blunt Wanda Kegler Pauline Cloud and 33 grandchildren. Aunt T M Luster attending family reunion Grapevine route Saturday.
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Esther M. Williams
Chapel of
Heartfield
James E. Schratt
First Baptist Church of
Hearne
Norwood Cemetery
Williams
Fort Smith
Arkansas
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