Gosnetology Students Win Honors At Meet
Cosmetology students at Aldine High School Houston won 15 ribbons at the Digistes II VICA meet. Lana Wilson Robin Reznicek and Janice Harper took first in basic set permanent wave roll ape. Ruby Overshine Janet Goebel second in wig division.Susan Weidner Patricia Chatman third in mannequin carryout notebooks placed 2nd 3rd 4th. Club scrapbook fourth. Janet Goebel Susan Weidner voting delegates. Mrs DeAnna Johnson sponsor. Winning entries and ribbons on display in school commons.
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Houston
Ruby Overshine
Janet Goébel
Susan Weidner
Patricia Chatman
Club Scrapbook
Dallas
Baker Hotel
Virginia
Janet Goebel
DeAnna Johnson
Taming Of The Shrew Opens At The Alley This Week
Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew opens at the Alley on Thursday April 13 at 8 PM for a run through May 14. It marks the new theater's first Shakespearian production and has drawn large advance ticket sales. Tickets available at the Alley Box Office and Foley's centers.
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William Shakespeare
Alley
Texas Avenue
Foley’s
Rebekahs Hold Regular Meeting at La Marque Lodge No. 32
La Marque Rebekah Lodge No. 32 met in regular session with Nona Tipton presiding. Betty Adams urged high aims in membership and announced awards for new members, suspended lodges and trips to nearby lodges. Edith Treece welcomed as Deputy Commissioner. Dolly Ayars Vivian Mc Aviney and Gladys Giles tasked to study by-laws. Tipton Ayars reported Gulf Coast Association in Galveston. Naomi Starling named publicity chairman.
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la Marque Rebekah Lodge No. 32
Nona Tipton
Noble Grand
Betty Adams
Dolly Ayars
Vivian McAviney
Gladys Giles
Fatima school to offer guitar classes for all ages
Our Lady of Fatima School announces two new guitar classes for 8 year olds and adults. Sessions run Saturdays at 12 30 p m and 4 30 p m with registrations by calling Mrs Tony Czarchuk or Mrs F R Lamp at the listed numbers.
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Our Lady of Fatima School
Tony Czarchuk
F. R. Lamp
LM Couple To Teach In National Literacy Meet
Mr and Mrs Dean Richardson of La Marque plan an 18 hour workshop in Simplified Writing for new Readers at the National Affiliation for Literacy Advance biennial conference in Fayetteville Arkansas April 17 22. The pair have long worked in literacy and will train 30 to 35 new writers who will author materials for new readers nationwide.
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Dean &E. Richardson
la Marque
National Affiliation For Literacy Advance
NALA
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Laubach Literacy, Inc
Frank C. Laubach
Laubach
U.S
Richardson
Bay Area Literacy Council
Houston- Galveston
Richardsons
Southern Baptist Sunday School Board
Birth Announcement Lisa Wilson Welcomes Brother David Alan
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny M. Wilson announce the arrival of their second child, a son named David Alan, born April 3 at Galveston County Memorial Hospital weighing 6 pounds 8.5 ounces. Grandparents are Claude C. Voss of Houston and Hoyt Wilson of Lubbock, great grandfather I E Hall of Sugarland, sister Lisa Anne age 2.5, and brother Ricky age 3. Father serves as minister of music and youth education at Highlands Baptist Church Henderson. employed with the State Commission for the Blind in Galveston.
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Johnny M. Wilson
John Drive
David Alan
Galveston County Memorial Hospital
Claude C. Voss
Houston
Hoyt Wilson
Lubbock
I. E. Hall
Sugarland
Lisa Anne
Highlands Baptist Church
Henderson
William Greenhaw
Dallas
Ricky
State Commission For the Blind
Galveston
Brian Edward Born To Hooter Family In Galveston County
Mr and Mrs H L Hooter 510 Azalea welcome their second child a son Brian Edward born March 31 at Galveston County Memorial Hospital weighing 7 lbs 10 1 2 oz Mrs D W Hart and Mr and Mrs Leroy Hooter of Texas City are relatives Great grandparents listed from New Mexico and Louisiana The child has a sister Michelle Lee aged 1 1 2 years Britain Electric Company Houston hosts Richard sons workshop with twenty seminars on literacy and tutoring led by Dr Larry Greathouse Dr Robert Laubach and Dr Roger DeCrow with focus on English as a second language and helping the disadvantaged.
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H. L. Hooter
Azalea
Brian Edward
Galveston County Memorial Hospital
D. W. Hart
Leroy Hooter
Texas City
Pat Patten
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Louise Bryant
Alexandria
Michelle Lee
Britain Electric Company
Houston
Larry Greathouse
University of Arkansas
Robert Laubach
Laubach Literacy, Inc
Roger DeCrow
National Reading Center
Washington, D. C
Stephens Welcome Scott Christopher Born in Galveston
Mr and Mrs Roy E Stephens Jr announce the birth of their second son Scott Christopher on March 30 in Galveston. The infant weighed pounds and ounces at birth. Mrs R E Stephens Sr of continues fr om capture in the notice.
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Roy E. Stephens Jr
Scott Christopher
Galveston County Memorial Hospital
R. E. Stephens Sr
Meeting Trials Defines Our True Character
A reflection on how character is forged by facing trials and difficulties, suggesting resilience and steadfast conduct reveal the core values we hold in challenging times.
Chiropractor Dr. Raines Speaks on Athletic Injuries
Dr. Robert Raines, president of the Galveston County Chiropractic Society, spoke at a luncheon at Johns Oyster Resort on Athletic Injuries. He reviewed chiropractic research on spinal injuries from football, basketball, wrestling, pole vaulting, and other sports. He urged prompt correction to prevent long term health effects and cautioned amateur athletes and schools to seek care for spinal injuries.
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Robert Raines
Galveston County Chiropractic Society
John’s Oyster Resort
Raines
Galveston College to Offer Nurse Assistant Program
Galveston College opens applications for its fall 1972 nurse assistant program. Interviews are encouraged soon as processing times require. The program, begun in 1971, trains men and women to provide nursing care, observe, report, and assist with ward tasks under instructors Betty Jo Spitler and J M Edwards.
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Galveston College
Gene Moore
The
Betty Jo Spitler
Dickinson
J. M. Edwards
R. N
Texas City
States Spring Tea Sunday In Owen's Home
The Owens residence at 202 N Texas Street hosts Sweet After Courts No. 327 Heroines of Jericho annual spring tea Sunday from 3 to 6 pm. Mrs Inez Taylor M A M chairs the event with R W Kelly senior matron as co chair. Owens and Mrs Bun yan Ross serve as secretaries for guest registration. Donations are $1.
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Lawrence Owens
Texas Street
Jericho
Inez Taylor
R. W. Kelly
Court of Calanthe Plans Style Show at Carver Park
The Pride of Norvell Juvenile Court of Calanthe hosts a matinee and fashion show on April 23 from 3 to 9 p.m. at Carver Park. La Marque High School senior Michael Augustus will DJ, admission 50 cents plus an ID. Seniors Mildred Allums and others train on poise charm and makeup.
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Pride of Norvell Juvenile Court of
Calanthe
Carver Park
Michael Augustus
la Marque High School
Mildred Allums
LMHS
Josephine Daves
W. Matron
L. Devereaux
W. V. Matron
John Clark
Leon
Mainland Community Club to Host Spring Tea
Mrs H M Harrison hosted the Mainland Community Club meeting led by chaplain E Harris and president E M F English. Plans were finalized for the annual Spring Tea on April 23 at Rev and Mrs Emmitte Harris home with Mrs Robert Morant as chair. A salad course was served. Abertha Davis is home from hospital and Perry Johnson remains shut in. Lillie Williams to host next meeting May 3.
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H. M. Harrison
Mainland Community Club
E. H. Harris
E. M. F. English
Emmitte H. Harris
Robert Morant
Abertha Davis
Perry Johnson
Six Flags Opens Spring Season With Strong Opening Week
Arlington Texas Six Flags Over Texas reports more than 92000 visitors during the Easter holiday week and begins regular season with weekend hours until May 27 when daily operation resumes General Manager Robert W Freeman hailed the turnout and new attractions as part of the park’s new look
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Arlington, Texas
Six Flags Over
Texas
Six Flags
Robert W. Freeman
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Susan
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Shirley A. Breitenstein
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John
Oyster Resort
Broadway
Rebekahs
Edith Treece
Naomi Starling
Fatima
Jutta Sanders
Teri Labove
Mary Ann Waer
Lisa Wilson
Hooter
Community Public Service Company
Your Electric Light & Power Company
Stephens
Owen
Owens
Bunyan Ross
Robert H. Gill
Leslie Ann
Michael Alexander Murphy
Earle Schroeder
L. Murphy
Texas Christian University
University of Houston
Westbury High School
Fish Engineering and Construction Company, Inc
Queen of Peace Catholic Church
Miss Gill
Robert Gill
G. Hugh Gill
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Janet Felder
Regina Giles
Odessa Garrett
Dwanna Matthews
Donna Elmore
Jackie Demerson
Linda Douglas
Marilyn Stevens
Pamela Cook
Brenda Johnson
Mrs. Devereaux
Community Club
Lillie Williams
Lillie Lane
Alta Loma
Harold Lane
Arcadia
Grace
Stephen Timothy Sweeney
J. L. Sweeney
Sante Fe High School
Smith-Douglass
St. John’s Lutheran Church
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