Calvert Visitors Of The Week And Local Socials
Calvert residents host and visit across towns with many arrivals departures. James Eaton visits his grandmother in Calvert while others attend Lions Club meetings in Franklin and Dallas Fiddler on the Roof draws the Briggs family and Hulsey to Dallas, and students depart for colleges including Navarro Corsicana A&M Baylor Sam Houston.
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Kenneth Miller
B. W. Clements
Franklin
Highland Mansion
Marlin
C. P. Briggs III
Billy Hall
Lion's Club
Eagle Lake
Dallas
Fiddler
W. D. Hulsey Visted
Rockdale
Daugher
George Wail
Danny Burden
Lex Frazier
Kyle Gregory
Larry Weir
Joe Smith
Elmer Hanhart
Navarro College
Corsicana
John Woodall
Joe Barton
A&m University
Kay Gibson
Laura Wiese
Baylor
Waco
Ellen Wiese
Sam Houston
Huntsville
Elmo Baptist to mark ninth anniversary celebration
Elmo Baptist Church of Calvert will celebrate its ninth anniversary with morning service at 11:00 a.m. dinner on the grounds at noon and singing at 2:00 p.m. Former Mary Beth Wiese will be acknowledged. Former pastors, members, friends and neighboring churches are invited to attend.
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Elmo Baptist Church of
Calvert
El Camino Real Marker Dedicated in Robertson County
The Texas Historical Foundation will erect an El Camino Real marker at the intersection of Highway 6 and Benchley in Robertson County. Mrs. Mary Moody Northern of Galveston will present the marker to the Robertson County Commissioners Court and the Robertson County Historical Survey Committee on Sunday, September 22 at 2 pm, opening National Highway Week. The Moody Foundation of Galveston provided a 10,000 grant for official markers highlighting early travel and transport in Texas, chosen for the committee's service. Details of the dedicator y program will follow from Mrs. Jud Collier.
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Texas Historical Foundation
Benchley
Mary Moody Northern
Galveston
Robertson County Commissioners Court
Robertson County Historical Survey Committee
Moody Foundation of
Texas
Jud Collier
Mumford
Robertson County
Collier
Regular Meetings By EOAC Boards
The executive committee of the Economic Opportunities Ad vanement Corporation of Rob ertson County will hold its regular meeting on Monday September 16 at 7 30 p m in the EQOAC office at Hearne A regular meeting of the EQOAC board of directors will be held on Tuesday September 17 at p m in the library of the North Side School of Hearne The directors meetings are open to the public and all county residents are invited and urged to attend.
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Economic Opportunities Advanement Corporation
Robertson County
EQOAC
Hearne
Eqoac Board of Directors
North Side
Mrs Ross Seale Visits Baytown and Pasadena Families
Mrs Ross Seale Mrs W A Lynn and Mrs Tom Palmos visited Mr and Mrs Mercer Bussa in Baytown and Mr and Mrs John Ulrey and daughters in Pasadena over the past weekend.
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Ross Seale
W. A. Lynn
Tom Palmos
Mercer Bussa
Baytown
John Ulrey
Pasadena
Texas panel urges 10 year plan to triple school costs
A blue ribbon governor's committee proposes a monumental decade plan to overhaul Texas public education. It would raise annual costs to 2.1 billion, require a closures of small districts, add 16,000 teachers, boost pay, create free kindergartens and adults education, and shift to a 21 to 1 pupil teacher ratio while consolidating districts and expanding teacher benefits.
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Texas
John Connally
Texas State Teachers Association
Short and Sweet Vacation Ideas in a Noisy World
Vacationers seek quiet havens such as China Grove North Carolina where an anti noise law bans axe grinding drum beating whistling public sneezing garbling snoring and spanking. New York City plans free family planning services for all women saving an estimated 27 million annually. Health Department data show hospital medical and welfare costs for unwanted pregnancies exceed 34 million last year with 3 million in free obstetrical service costs from 14 municipal hospitals. Miss Carolyn Carey of Houston vacations in Hearne with her mother Mrs Ed Murphy Mr Murphy and other relatives. Mrs Welch hosted Mr and Mrs Ralph Atmar of Houston on Sunday. Welch was in Marlin Tuesday for therapy at Torbett Smith Hutchings Hospital.
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China Grove
N.C
National Association of Travel Organizations
New York City
Health Department
Carolyn Carey
Houston
Hearne
Ed Murphy
Mr. Murphy
John T. Welch
Ralph Atmar
Welch
Marlin
Torbett, Smith, Hutchings Hospital
Misses Loy Smith and Smith Jr. Return From Vacation Tour
Misses Jo Loy Suzi Smith and George F Smith Jr traveled by automobile through Colorado Oregon Washington and California then resumed studies at Hearne High School and Texas A&M University for the fall semester.
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Jo Loy
Suzi Smith
George F. Smith Jr
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
California
Hearne High School
Texas A&m University
Federal programs proliferate and overlap across agencies
A critique notes that decades of expansion have turned temporary or emergency programs into a lasting burden. By 1967 dozens of agencies run water projects and hundreds of grant programs exist, with over 500 grant programs and 15 30 manpower programs in major metros. The piece urges consolidation and local problem solving.
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Congress
Library Listings Hearne Public Library Books Out Week Ending
Hearne Public Library reports books checked out for the week ending September 6 open weekdays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. This short item notes library hours and circulation activity.
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Hearne Public Library
Local School Football and Junior Schedules Display
B team, freshman, and seventh and eighth grade schedules listed for Sept to Nov with game locations and start times. Notable notes include weekend guests from Houston and Charles Cotropia departing for new employment with Lockheed after earning a UT aviation degree.
SBA Official Here Wednesday
Eugene Black Jr. of Houston, a loan officer for the Small Business Administration, will be at the Hearne Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday September 18 from 1 pm to 4 pm to discuss financial and management help. The SBA offers loans for five to 10 years, with construction loans at 15 years, and now provides lease payment guarantees via a new insurance policy to aid small businesses in prime locations. Area business owners with problems are invited to contact the Chamber for an appointment.
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Eugene Black Jr
Houston
Small Business Administration
Chamber of Commerce
Hearne
SBA
Chamber Office
Black
Hearne Pep Club Elects Officers
Hearne High School Pep Club elected new officers for the year: Sandra Corpora president Karen Turnham vice president Betty James secretary Patricia Lyons treasurer Sharon Payne reporter Donne Gregorek historian Linda Carroll mistress of costumes. Squad leaders named Renee Murray Marsha Rachui Sandra Watson Sharon Kerns Exstelle Robinson daily 3:35 meeting. uniforms due by Wednesday.
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Hearne High School
Sandra Corpora
Karen Turnham
Betty James
Patricia Lyons
Sharon Payne
Donne Gregorek
Linda Carroll
Renee Murray
Marsha Rachui
Sandra Watson
Sharon Kerns
Exstelle Robinson
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