Bridge results from Nessler Civic Center event
Mrs Jack Van Dewalli announced the eight table Mitchell movement results. North-South winners were first Mrs John Sapio and Mrs Joe Breacher of Galveston, second Chris Cunningham of Texas City and John Smith of Galveston, third Dudley Peterson and Mrs Duke Files of Galveston. East-West winners were first Dr and Mrs Luke Fowler of Galveston, second Mrs Dave Engman and Charlotte Moskowitz of Texas City, third Mrs Elsie Perlman and Mrs Willard Chisum of Hitchcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Nessler Civic Center
Jack van Dewalli
John Sapio
Joe Breacher
Galveston
Chris Cunningham
Texas City
John Smith
Dudley Peterson
Duke Files
Luke Fowler
Dave Engman
Charlotte Moskowitz
Srd
Elsie Perlman
Willard Chisum
Hitchcock
Elks Lodge Plans Ticket Dance On August Nineteenth
The Mainland Elks Lodge 2141 schedules a ticket dance for Saturday August 19 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the lodge hall with casual dress. Proceeds aid local charitable projects. donation is five dollars per couple and includes six free camper trailer tickets for a pre-Labor Day picnic on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainland
Elks Lodge
Elks
Weed N Wish appoints chairmen for 1972 73 in Dickinson
Weed N Wish Garden Club announces standing and special committee chairmen for 1972 73 led by Mrs J P Emmite. Names include Awards Mrs W L H Stansfield Budget Finance Mrs Bob Bragg Civic Development Mrs G P Hales Conservation Mrs John Seidensticker Environmental Development Mrs Jack A Owens Flower Display Mrs Dolph Stein Garden Therapy Mrs Burnell Curtis Horticulture Mrs H W Stegall Hospitality Mrs Joe Johnson Junior Garden Club Mrs Robert Hart Projects Mrs John Weddle Publicity Mrs William A Chandler Scrapbook Historian Mrs John Cernosek Telephone Mrs Clifford Orr and Year Book Mrs Wm L Peters Special chairs cover Arbor Day Chamber of Commerce Banquet Devotional District IV Fall Convention Garden Club Week Librarian Litter Control Nursery Registration World Gardening Yard of the Month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Emmite
Weed ’N Wish Garden Club
Dickinson
W.L.H. Stansfield
Bob Bragg
G. P. Hales
John Seidensticker
Jack A. Owens
Dolph Stein
Burnell Curtis
H. W. Stegall
Joe Johnson
Robert Hart
John Weddle
William A. Chandler
John Cernosek
Clifford Orr
Wm. L. Peters
Arbor Day
R. W. Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
F. D. Norris
Denis Corbett
J. A. Owens
John Quierin
R. M. Benson
C.M. Cruse
Mackay Coward
S. J. Scarcella
Rm, Mayfield
Thomas Cummings
Miss Barnes Named Magna Cum Laude at U of T
The University of Texas at Austin lists 483 spring honor roll students in the College of Natural Sciences. Kathy Lou Barnes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank W Barnes Jr of La Marque, is magna cum laude among 443 Texans, 34 from other states and six from foreign countries. Dean Samuel P Ellison Jr announced the honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas At Austin
College of Natural Sciences
Kathy Lou Barnes
Miss Barnes
Frank W. Barnes Jr
Bluebonnet
la Marque
Samuel P. Ellison Jr
Rural ministers and a stubborn rooster teach daily discipline
A column recalls Mrs Ruth Helderman of Wheatland Indiana sharing rural ministers lessons on self control with a parable about a leghorn rooster invading a garden and stalling a wagon full of corn while urging readers to send contributions to The Old Timer. The note adds a fact about Alaska’s lakes covering seven million acres capable of inundating the combined area of Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Helderman
Wheatland
Ind
Leghorn
Frankfort
Alaska
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Peggy Haardt Named Cum Laude at UT Spring Honor List
Peggy Haardt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Al Haardt of 2505 Magnolia La Marque, named cum laude on UT General Studies spring honor list. More than 200 students on the list meet the 52 grade points threshold with no failing grades, announced by Dean James R Roach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lynn Haardt
Peggy
Ali
Division of General of Comparative Studies
Theniversity of Texas
al Haardt
Agnolia, la Marque
James R.roach
Jolly Social Club Hosts Summer Meeting
Mrs. Luddie Higgins hosted the Jolly Social Club summer meeting last Wednesday. President Mrs. Robert C. Hall Sr. led a brief session with plans for a family outing. A social hour followed with baked turkey and trimmings. Mrs. L. S. Jackson will host the Round-Up meeting and all members are urged to attend Wednesday August 16 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Exchange Sewing Club
J. L. Ford
Cobb Street
Texas City
C. W. Coleman
Julia Gray
Boss Street
Luddie Higgins
Jolly Social Club
Robert C. Hall Sr
L. S. Jackson
No-Word Formula for Financial Independence
A compact takeaway advises mastering the art of saying no to self requests to reach financial independence. It frames discipline as the key driver, highlighting willpower over fleeting wants and impulse control as a pathway to savings and stability.
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Cimes
Pen
Yesteryears
Andrew Carnegie
East Germany
East Berlin
Japan
First Baptist Church
Wackers
BIC
Polaroid
Orson Knee
Sherry Lynn Broussard
James Rudy Hobgood Jr
Queen of Peace Church
Frank Lagana
Dannis Andres
James Rudy Hobgood
Sheri Dorsett
Alfred Dorion
S. Ruberl Rochon
Carolyn Broussard
Steve J. Kotlarich Jr
Dance
Sewing Club
J.L. Ford
Mainland Dance School
Priscilla Sliva
Weed N
Wish
Garden Club
Galveston County
Weed ’N Wish Corporation
Galveston County Historical Survey Committee
Railroad Museum Center
J.A. Owens
Horace Hunter
John Weedle
John Quirein
Thomas Bilhorn
Gar
SD Invectberei Son
Donna Harrison
Don Schalk
Thomas Douvry
Lamar Flanagan
Vicky Douvry
Texas City National Bank
W. L. Poole
Robert J. Schalk
First United Methodist Church of la Marque
Jaycee Ettes
Nessler Center
Andy Hernandez
Rhonda Jay
Karen’s
U of T
le Si - U - Ette
Becky
Lelura
Monsanto
Capless
Peggy Haardt
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