Genealogists meet in Galveston on April 7
Galveston County Genealogical Society announces its regular meeting April 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Wortham Auditorium Rosenberg Library. Otto Hewitt will discuss computers. Book of surnames published by members available for purchase. Open invitation to genealogists to attend and join.
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Texas City
Galveston County Genealogical Society
Wortham
Rosenberg Library
Galveston
Otto Hewitt
Mary Jane Mills
Floral design course opens at Alvin Community College
An Introduction to Floral Design begins April 5 at Alvin Community College. The 20 hour non credit course costs 100 dollars in district and 106 dollars out of district. Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 p.m. Call 7133316111 ext 263 or 270 for details.
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Alvin
Farndale
Siubero
Alvin Community College
David McGillivray
Walter Zerlin Jr
Farndale Avenue
Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society
Garden tour set in April
Dickinson a Home Garden Tour titled Over the Garden Wall will be held April 17 from noon to 7 p.m. Sponsored by Weed N Wish Garden Club, the tour includes four private gardens plus the Railroad Museum and 1902 Dickinson depot museum. Proceeds benefit the museum center.
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Hitchcock
Stewart Elementary School
Barry Street
Hitchcock High School
Crosby Junior High School
Dickinson
Dickinson Lions Club
Rainbow
Duane Bryson
Bill Golding
The
Lions Club
Weed ’N Wish Garden Club
Bradshaw
West Bayou
Magliola
Sherwood Oaks
Elmer
Rosewood Circle
Wagner
Casa Grande
FM 517
Dickinson Depot
League City
Garden Club
Chamber of Commerce
Railroad Museum Center
Museum Center
Aggie philosopher analyzes ethics of embryo research
Texas A M University philosopher Dr Larry Hickman warns that US policy lags as genetic research on human embryos may soon occur despite funding bans He notes over 3000 diseases tied to genetics and urges early policy work involving scientists physicians ethicists counselors and IRBs to guide public debate and funding prospects. Fronting for the project Texas A M launched the effort, with external funds sought.
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College Station
United States
Texas A&m University
Larry Hickman
Britain
Hickman
Texas A&m
Department of Philosophy and Humanities
Bryos
Insurance firm gifts 2000 to COM scholarship fund
Rust Ewing Watt and Haney Insurance Agency chairman Will E Watt donates 2000 to College of the Mainland Foundation scholarship fund, in addition to existing support for Texas City High School grads. Watt names the scholarship after the agency and plans further gifts, with COM foundation president noting it is the second local-business scholarship.
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Will E. Watt
Center
Rust
Ewing
Watt
College of the Mainland
Looking
Haney Insurance Agency
G Thomason
Larry Stanley
COM
Bob Miller
al Ryan
COM Foundation
Shotwell
Ryan
George Beatty
Texas City
Rust, Ewing, Watt and Haney Insurance Agency
College of the Mainland Foundation
Texas City High School
Mike Haney
al Shotwell
Develop
Stanley
G. Thomas Ryan
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University of Houston-Clear Lake Art Gallery
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