Shriners Potentates Honor Shrine Centennial Donation
In Dallas during Shrinetennial events four potentates from Carolina temples gave 585000 to hospitals for crippled children marking the Shrine's 100th anniversary. Officials expect over 1 million in weeklong fundraising as 9,000 Shriners parade in Fort Worth and Dallas and a charter is granted to Al Amin Temple Corpus Christi becoming the 72nd shrine. A new Imperial Divan will be installed in Dallas with Henry Struby named Imperial Potentate and Randolph Thomas elected Imperial Outer Guard.
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Dallas
Carolina Shrine
Shriners
North America
al Amin Temple
Corpus Christi
Tex
Shrine Temple
L.L. Wordman
James N. McMahon
Mossah Temple
Fort Worth
Shrine Chariters Association
Part Worth
Henry
BR. Struby
Hadi Temple
Evansville
Ind
Beulah the Mule Goes Missing During Shrine Parade
Beulah the mule, part of a trained troupe in the Shriner parade, wandered about ten miles from the march line after arriving from Colorado Springs. Vernon Dingwell offers 50 dollars for her return. Two local boys discover Beulah near their Mesquite home as the next Shriner parade nears in Fort Worth.
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Dallas
Mild-mante
Beulah
Shriners
Colorado Springs
Colo
Vernon Dingwell
Phil Riggs
John
Heir
Mesquite
Fort Worth
School Trustees Resign Post in Brownfield District
Brownfield Special trustees vote resignation of Carrel Collier after 10 years on the Independent School District Board. W A Legion instructs the board to file by August 1. Resignations stem from relatives joining school staff. Budget discussion shows 195,411 in operating funds and 189,066 in interest and sinking funds as revenue and expenses estimate for the year.
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Brownfield
Carrel Collier
Pore Independent
W. A
Dub” Leigon
Collier
Leigon
Craig Collier
Will
Wanda Thomas
Powellin
Tulia Youth Returns from 4-H National Shortcourse
Alex Minck 15 of Tulia, son of Mr and Mrs Orville Finck and member of Tulia 4-H Club, returned from the National 4-H Citizenship Shortcourse in Washington D C where 53 Texas 4-H members participated. The eight day tour included stops in Pine Bluff Arkansas Nashville Tennessee Roanoke Virginia Petersburg Virginia and Jackson Mississippi.
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Alex Minck
Orville Finck
Tulia
Washington, D. T
H’ers
Capitol
Pine Bluff
Ark
Nashville
Tenn
Roanoke
Petersburg
Jackson, Miss
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Walter J. Black Sr
Oasis Temple
Charlotte
N.C
Robert C. Lake Jr
Hejaz Temple
Greenville
A. DeLeon Gray
Sudan Temple
New Bern
Joseph J. Gillis
Omar
Charleston
The
Women's
Junior's
Delft
Terry
Sears and
SAVE
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Roa
Eri
Sat
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