Pat Starkey to Lead Easter Seal Drive in Jefferson
Mrs Pat Starkey named head of the Texas Easter Seal Society drive in Jefferson Texas to raise funds for disabled persons. The society offers therapy payments equipment and transportation assistance, with coordination through local and state offices and a central Dallas address.
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Jefferson Simplecote
Jefferson
Texas
Pat Starkey
Easter Seal Society
Texas Easter Seal Society
The
Marion County
First National Bank
North Central Expressway
Dallas
All Fireworks Are Dangerous This Independence Day
The Texas Society for the Prevention of Blindness warns that all fireworks are dangerous especially to children. It urges that fireworks be limited to licensed public displays and urges parents to keep kids away from any fireworks. Vision is priceless and safety should precede tradition.
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Texas Society For the Prevention of
L. M. Flanary
M.D
The
Sight Conservation Organization
Look Who's New Terry Ray Bennett Born at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ray Bennett of Marshall announce the birth of a son Terry Ray Bennett at 12 05 PM on June 18 at Memorial Hospital in Marshall. The infant weighed 5 pounds 3 ounces at birth. Maternal grandparents are Mrs Irene Beatty of Marshall and J L Anderson of Many La. Paternal grandparents are Mrs Ted Bennett of Jefferson and the late Mr Bennett.
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Ray Bennett
Marshall
Terry Ray Bennett
Memorial Hospital
Irene Beatty
J. L. Anderson
Many, la
Ted Bennett
Jefferson
Mr. Bennett
Make Holiday Meals Safe
College Station July 4th meals are fun but safe handling is vital says Frances Reasonover a foods and nutrition specialist with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service at Texas A&M University. She urges proper shopping storage thawing cooking and keeping perishable foods cold or hot to prevent bacteria growth and foodborne illness.
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College Station
Frances Reasonover
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A & M University Sq
Hospital News Admits and Discharges in Marion County
The Marion County Hospital weekly list covers June 25 to July 1. Admitted include William P. McCrea Mattie Mae Cooksie Mary Lizzie Jackson Hazleton Hendrix Green Joyce Britt Green and others. Discharged include William Clark Mary Hitt Addie Cooksie William McCrea Edward Boykin among several more.
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Marion County Hospital
William P. McCrea
Mattie Mae Cooksie Mary Lizzie Jackson
Hazleton
Harrell
Hendrix Green
Joyce Britt Green
Jimmy Reliford
Harry Granger
Hughes Springs
Orillia Granger
Celestine McDaniel
Charesa Robinson
Maxine Flowers
Madge Hicks Jones
Betty Wesley
Ore City
Randy Thomas
Betty Jo Hartzo
Sandra Wiltse
Bonnie M. Robles
Daingerfield
Audrey Echols, Avinger Tryphena Linwood Cahndice Smith Arthur James Guinn
James Jones Dismissed
William Clark
Mary Hitt Addie Cooksie
William McCrea
Edward Boykin
Lesia Fyffe
Quanita Burrow
Carl Reynolds
Mamie Marie Rawls James Edward Jefferson Joyce Britt Green
Harold H, Green
Mona K, Smith Zelphia Jackson
Randy Thomas Maxine Flowers
Bessie Hampton
Crop Reports Seek Texas Farmers Early July
About 24 700 Texas farmers will get an acreage and production questionnaire from Charles Caudill Agricultural Statistician for the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service in Austin. The survey will determine harvested acreage and production for the state and each county. Farmers are urged to complete and return by mail. Reports are confidential and used only for state and county totals in a cooperative effort of USDA Statistical Reporting Service and the Texas Department of Agriculture.
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Texas
Charles Caudill
Livestock Reporting Service
Austin
State of
USDA
Statistical Reporting Service
The
Texas Department of Agriculture
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United States Public Health Service
American Speech and Hearing Association
Texas State Department of Public Welfare
State Easter Seal Organization
Ark-La-Tex
Lakeview Lodge
Quality Cleaners
Mrs. Louise Wilson
Hospital News
Governor's Office of Traffic Safety
Jefferson Jimplecute
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