Community meeting schedule list for several local groups
This page lists upcoming meetings for Jericho Lodge 106 AF AM Missionary Society Missionary Circle Naomi Circle Rising Star Baptist Church Usher Board Queen of Sheba Easter Star Chapter 195 and La Marque Masonic Lodge 313. Meetings run Thursday to Wednesday at various times and locations with listed presidents and officers.
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Jericho Lodge
Af&am
Masonic Hall
Washington
George Moore Sr
W.M
Mission No. 2 of
Missionary Society
E. M. Martin
Katie Eskridge
Rising Star Baptist Church
L. Morgan
John H. Ross
D. N. Ben~ford
J. Lusk
Greater Bell Zion Baptist Church
Z. Phillips
C. Reynolds
Queen of
W.M. la Marque
Calf Scramble Participant David Decker To Compete
La Marque 4-H member David Decker will take part in the Calf Scramble at the 1972 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Monday night February 28. The event, a Houston Show favorite since 1942, draws 388 boys hoping to win a calf and begin a livestock career.
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David Decker
Houston
Houston Livestock Show
Houston Show
Galveston Stroke Club Meets Tonight in Galveston
The Galveston Stroke Club will meet February 24 at 7 30 p.m. at the William Temple Community House 427 Market Street Galveston Mrs Ruby Decker a retired Physical Therapist will be guest speaker Reports will cover the Stroke Club’s work with the Bay Area Heart Association in the Heart Fund Drive and plans for a March Birthday Party.
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Galveston
Stroke Club
William Temple
Market Street
Ruby Decker
Bay Area Heart Association
Welcoming Babies Jo Ann Alison and Stephan Charles Born
The Fisk family of Houston announces Jo Ann born February 7 weighing 8 pounds 11 ounces to Mr and Mrs W F Fisk III. Grandparents are W F Fisk Jr Truman Watts and Nell Fisk. Also announcing Alison O Neal born February 14 in Galveston County Memorial Hospital weighing 6 pounds 3.5 ounces to Mr and Mrs W A Pugh with Eliza Pugh and C L Cargill as grandparents. Stephan Charles Kosler born February 1 at Galveston County Memorial Hospital weighing 7 pounds 7.5 ounces to Mr and Mrs H C Kosler with Stacy Marie and grandparents Lansing Robertson and H R Kosler.
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W. F. Fisk III
Houston
Jo Ann
W. F. Fisk Jr
Truman Watts
Galveston
Nell Fisk
la Marque
David
Billy
W. A. Pugh
Jefferson
Alison O’neal
Galveston County Memorial Hospital
C. L. Cargill
Prattville
Alabama
Eliza Pugh
Lakeland
Florida
Cargills
Zackies
Seabrook
H. C. Kosler
Alvin
Stephan Charles
Koslers
Stacy Marie
Lansing Robertson
LaMarque
H. R. Kosler
League City
Pam Robertson
CoM Receives 20000 Grant For Science Equipment
College of the Mainland will acquire 20000 in electronic and audio visual aids for biology, math, and physics classes and student projects once Washington approves a matching grant. The State board informed COM on Jan 24 of a 10000 grant under Title VII, Higher Education Act. New aids include an 8910 electronic calculator, a 3995 portable telescope, 30 tape recorders, 4 desk calculators, and 15 sight and sound viewers for independent student use.
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College of the Mainland
Office of Education
Washington
Texas Education Coordinating Board
COM
Trio Wins Three Ball Tournament At Twin Lakes
An engineer, a teacher and a banker shot eleven under par net 61 to win the three ball event at Twin Lakes Country Club Sunday. Meritt Lockwood, Al Haardt and Walter Burns led the field with a 61, while Gus Teleschow, Tuttolmondo Jr and Bill Sevier finished a couple back at 63.
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Twin Lakes Country Club
Meritt Lockwood
al Haardt
Walter Burns
Brooks Announces Summer Internship Program
Three students from the Ninth District will intern in Congressman Jack Brooks Washington office for ten weeks this summer. Nominees must be college juniors or seniors and permanent district residents, submit a statement and resume, with selections by a panel of professors based on academics and extracurriculars. Interns receive a $1000 stipend and cover their own transportation and living expenses.
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9Th Congressional District
Washington
Jack Brooks
Congressman Brooks
Ninth Congressional District
Brooks
Rose Duplicate Bridge Winners Named in Texas City
Results of the Rose Duplicate Bridge game held February 16 were announced by director John Quinn. North-South winners: first, Mrs. Jerry Price and Mrs. Kenneth Burkhart of Texas City. second, Chris Cunningham and Don Dixon of Houston. third, Darwin Campbell of Galveston and Sunshine Quinn of Texas City. East-West winners: first, Miss Mildred Ely and Mrs. Lloyd Parker of Texas City. second, Mrs. Eleanor Nash of LaMarque and Mrs. Joe Gee bel of Texas City. third, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jackson of Galveston.
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John Qlinn
Jerry Price
Kenneth Burkhart
Texas City
Chris Cunningham
Don Dixon
Houston
Darwin Campbell
Galveston
Sunshine Quinn
Mildred Ely
Lloyd Parker
Eleanor Nash
LaMarque
Joe Geebel
Clayton Jackson
Nail Polish Becomes Out-Doors Aide Says TWPD
Austin officials note nail polish has many outdoorsman uses per the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Bright colors can touch up chipped fishing lures and add patterns to dull lures. Polish can seal unwinding rod windings and protect braided line. It waterproofs bolt threads on reels, guns, and scopes and can waterproof and help light match heads.
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Editor's Quote Book Elbert Hubbard Saying on Happiness
An editorial quote by Elbert Hubbard notes that happiness in life depends more on attitude than on what happens to a person. The remark emphasizes mindset over external events and reflects classic inspirational wisdom.
Reading and Declamations Finals Hold School Contest
Inter mediate School hosted a reading and declamation finals judged by Faris A. Wilson Helen Spiers and L. P. Warren. Nancy Temple won the girls division with a new watch. other finalists included Clarinda Mapps Pepples Mest Tanya Orman and Karen Tepera. Thomas Samuels won the boys with Seein Things by Eugene Fields. other lads were Jacque Bell Terry Carr ling Steve Hathron James McFarland and Jeff West. Mrs. Fowler’s sixth grade sang songs around the world. program ended with God Bless America.
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Clarinda Mapps
Pepbles Mest
Tanya Orman
Nancy Temple
Karen Tepera
Jacque Bell
Terry Darling
Steve Hathron
James McFarland
Thomas Samuels
Jeff West
Faris A. Wilson
Simms Elementary
Helen Spiers
L. P. ‘Warren
Lamar ‘Elementary
Pepples Mest
Eugene Fields
Andy
Terry
Carr
Ling
Steve
Hathron
James
McFarland
Curtis McGowan
Michael Galvato
Miller
Shed
Texas Anglers Break Numerous Fish Records in 1971
Texas Parks and Wildlife records show 5 new freshwater and 9 new saltwater records in 1971. Notable freshwater entries include spotted bass and flathead catfish, while saltwater feats feature barracuda and king mackerel. Names, places, and dates span Lake O the Pines, Caddo Lake, Galveston Bay, Port Aransas, and Port Lavaca with multiple entries in April through July 1971.
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Texas
Vernita Smith Completes Job Corps Training
Vernita Smith completes five months at McKinney Job Corps in McKinney before transferring in January 1971 to Excelsior Springs Women’s Job Corps Center Missouri. She is now a qualified Physical Therapy Aide with training from Downtown Hospital and Little Sisters of the Poet in Kansas City. She earned awards for Perfect Attendance, Class Completion Corpswoman of the Month, Mail Room Aide, Incentive Pay and dorm honors.
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Excelsior Springs Women’s Job Corps Center
Missouri
Downtown Hospital
Kansas City
Record shark catches at Port Aransas and Port O'Conner
Bulletin of large sea creature hauls lists Bul Shark 320 pounds by Timothy S Torrence San Antonio Port Aransas on June 5 Hammerhead 510 pounds by Mark Dobbs Corpus Christi Port Aransas on August 28 1971 Tiger 760 pounds by Ken Higginbotham Texas City Galveston jetty on July 3 Spadefish 7 pounds 12 ounces by Darrell Hyatt Port O Conn or July 7 Tripletail 28 pounds 8 ounces by Theodore C Flick Houston Port O Conner on July 3 1971
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D. W. Broadie
Ft. Worth
Port Aransas
Earl Merendino
Port Arthur
East Galveston Bay
King Mackerel
Clay Hammonds
San Antonio
Port O’conner
Timothy S. Torrence
Mark Dobbs
Corpus Christi
Ken Higginbotham
Texas
Darrell Hyatt
Port
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jayccee-Ettes
Mary McKay
Mental Health Mental Retardation Center
Galveston County
Noah New
la Marque Jaycee-Ettes
Joe Hartnett
MHMR
Sallie Linscomb
Community Bible Club
H. Mays
Anita
Dan McGill
Boyce Evans
First Baptist Church
MAX Dorsett Insurance Agency
Home-Auto-Life
Our Choice
Smirnoff Vodki
Agern
Coon
OLD Crow
Chevis Regal
Scatch
J.W. Dant
Sunny Brook
Seagram’s
Gilbey’s Vodka
W. F. Fisk
Twin Lakes
Gus Teleschow
A. J. Tuttiolmondo, Jr
Bill Sevier
Wayne Klaussen
Allan Herm
Ralph Minor
Leo Lakovich
Ben Arnold
K. H. Applewhite
John Shelburn
A. C.macfarlane
J. F. Hamilton
Duke Rehem
Charlie Tuttoilmondo
Bob Burns
Clarence Berg
A. J. Tuttoilmondo
Paul Tidwell
Curtis Hurst
John Santarelli
K. D. Wilson
Mac Pruitt
Jerry Clement
Wayman Graham
Jess Darling
Les Robinson
Bob Yerger
Buddie Leake
Babe Gremillion
Carman Holzaepfel
Bill Hinds
Wayne Sowell
Joe Parker
John Martin
Bill Phelps
Guy Wilkinson
Leroy Carey
Ken Clark
Bill Weehunt
Alvah Williams
W.F. Lockey
Fortrest Smith
Nancy Wilson
National
Austin
Elbert Hubbard
Turner Keith
Lake ‘O the Pines
Floyd Hooks
Silsbee
C. G. Wooderson
Corsicana
Navarro Mills Lake
Perry N. Morris
Longview
Caddo Lake
Clarence L. Hamilton
Clarendon
Greenbelt Lake
Jack Kimbrough
Clute
Chub Lake
Walleye
Aubrey Phelps
Borger
Lake Meredith
Willie Legate Jr
Starvation Cove
West Bay
Jack Crevalle
William Hylinski
Port Lavaca
Pompano
Jerald Feldman
Dallas
Vernita Smith
Vernita J. Smith
Lillie Mae Babbs
City
Generation Gap
U.S.A
Base
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