Brownie Scout News Chief Worker Elected At Troop Meeting
Our brownie troop met at the scout house Tuesday October 16 with leaders Mrs Johnny Mathews and Mrs Craig Hawthorne in charge. Kay Reynolds brought refreshments cookies and punch. We sang a song and said the brownie pledge. Rhonda Mathews is the chief worker Melinda McCormick is the treasurer Joanna Davis Tale Bearer is the reporter. Mrs R O Silcott enjoyed visiting her son and family the Rev and Mrs Bob Skipper and Stevey of Girard Prairie at the weekend. Mrs George Ellington and children Gary Karen and Wes were accompanied by her mother Mr and Mrs Edwin Hoot of Shepherd to Tonkawa Oklahoma where they visited relatives at the weekend.
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Craig Hawthorne
Kay Reynolds
Rhonda Mathews
Melinda McCormick
Joanna Davis
R. O. Silcott
Bob Skipper
Stevey
Girand Prairie
George Ellington
Gary
Karen
Wes
Edwin Hoot
Shepherd
Tonkawa
Oklahoma
L. W. Rawls
Louise Middelton
Scott-White
Temple
Breator Burnitt
Miss Burnitt
California
Jack Unger
Cecil
Sue Mallory
Houston
Nash
Jewel Thomas
First Baptist Church
Lela Inglish
Gibson
Inglish
Betsy
Joe Weldon Bailey
Grace Neal
Thanks to Hearne hospital staff and GATX coworker
Carl Krause and Martin Camarata thank the doctors and nurses at Hearne hospital and friends for their care during their recent emergency. Special appreciation goes to the office person nel at GATX.
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Hearne Hospital
Gatx
Texas water policy clash and constitutional convention notes
The piece reports Lt. Gov. Hobby and Sen. Sherman urging President Nixon and Texas lawmakers to reverse new National Water Resources Council standards that could halt major Texas water projects. It covers proposed constitutional convention schedules, oil production approvals, and appointments to state boards amid broader policy debates and funding concerns.
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National Water Resources Council
Bill Hobby Jr
Hobby
Max Sherman
Amarillo
Texas Water Advisory Councils
Nixon
Bill Meier
Euless
Meier
House
Price Daniel Jr
Constitutional Revision Commission
Godless Parents Win Adoption Case In Texas
A Dallas court ruled that belief in God is not required for parental fitness in an adoption case. The judge said the First Amendment requires neutrality between religion and non religion. Courts may consider religious atmosphere but matching faith is not mandatory when prompt placements are necessary. The article also notes related legal actions and state regulatory matters in Texas.
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Ally
John Hill
Hill
California
Dental Service
Texas
Delaware
State Insurance Board
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Criminal Justice Council of
Brazos Bottom Bits Highlights from Robertson County
Local notes report Mrs M M Otten and Mrs J H Collier leading a Robertson County Historical Survey visit to Austin to plan the Fort Worth state meeting October 25 26. They toured the Texas Historical Commission home, once the Covert Carrington House. Old Owensville marking plans discussed. Ron Ellis remains in Temple Veterans Hospital for observation. Mumford School Band invited to perform January 13 1974 at the Temple hospital under American Red Cross supervision. Sympathy extended to Mrs Roy Jones for the loss of her mother Elaine Gallagher. Cotton harvest resumes after heavy rainfall totals over six inches. Central time to be reintroduced Sunday October 28.
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J. H. Collier
Robertson County Historical Survey Committee
Katherine Galloway
Marjorie Hicks
Madeline McCollum
Franklin
Austin
Fort Worth
Texas Historical Commission
Covert-Carrington
Owensville
Robertson County
Ron Ellis
Veterans Hospital
Temple
Mumford
Veteran’s Hospital
American Red Cross
Mumford Band
Dorothy Chandler
Roy Jones
Elaine Gallagher
Calvert Visitors Of The Week Highlight Local Visits
Calvert residents welcomed visitors from Waco Arlington Fort Worth Kerrville and Gonzales over the weekend. Family gatherings included Baylor University and University of Texas students home for breaks. Church and club activities filled the week with class meetings at First Baptist and plans announced for future gatherings.
Public Hearing on Emergency School Aid Act Aid
A public hearing is set for Wednesday October 31 1973 at 5 30 p m in the Hearne School Superintendent office to review an assistance application under the Emergency School Aid Act ESAA advisory committee and Hearne School officials will be present to discuss the request.
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Hearne
ESAA
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