Chamber of Commerce to elect four new directors
The Chamber of Commerce begins mail ballot voting for eight nominees to fill four director vacancies for 1968. Ballots were mailed by secretary Lois Glover and must be returned by Saturday with results to be announced at a Tuesday meeting. Nominees: Jack Baker Jim Cleere H W Joe Haynie Morris Hoffman Roy W Moore Johnie Nichols R A Patout Jr Gerald Purcell. Retiring members listed. holdovers include Albert Baird Malcolm Robertson and others.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lois Glover
Chamber
Jack Baker
Jim Cleere
H. W
Joe) Haynie
Morris Hoffman
Roy W. Moore
Johnie Nichols
R. A. Patout, Jr
Gerald Purcell
A. W. Greenwood, Sr
Bert Hansen
Lou Hertenberger
J. H. McDonald
William Albert Miller
Spine Injury Paralyzes Thursday Wreck Victim
A 19 year old Springtown youth was paralyzed from the chest down after a Thursday accident on North Highway 6 in Brazos County. Donald Sharp remained under care of an Austin neurosurgeon following a thoracic spine injury classified as secondary paralysis. The wreck involved two trucks when an empty trailer overtook the Sharps’ vehicle, as Sharp’s father Julius Dewey Sharp watched. The youth was under the truck tractor when it was struck from the rear and ran over, with the incident investigated by Highway Patrolman Don Sybert of Bryan. Continued on Page Fourteen.
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Springtown
Austin
Donald Sharp
Rt. 2
Don Sybert
Bryan
Navasota
Brazos County
Young Sharp
Sybert
Julius Dewey Sharp
Spring
Town
Sharps
Tommy Joe Kenyon
West 3Rd Street
Burkburnett
Kenyon
Riting Rules From Editor and Publisher Letter
A Buzzfeed style list from editor and publisher advice appears on a bulletin board in the Austin American Statesman. The item mocks common grammar errors and recalls a humorous paraphrase of rules for proper writing including pronoun agreement punctuation and avoiding run on sentences.
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Austin American-Statesman
Navasota sewer bid tentatively approved at 67910
Mercer Construction Company of Edna submitted the apparent low bid of 67910 for major improvements to Navasota's sanitary sewer system. City commissioners reviewed five bids in a special session and, by unanimous vote, sent Mercer's bid to Bernard Johnson Engineers of Houston for verification before formal action at the December meeting.
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Mercer Construction Company
Edna Monday
Navasota
City Hall
Mercer
Bernard Johnson Engineers
Houston
Pritchett Runs Again for Grimes County Precinct 1
E C Pritchett of Cross announces candidacy for re election as County Commissioner Precinct 1 subject to the Democratic Primary on May 4 1968. He cites strong resident support and a three year effort to fulfill duties and serve the common good of all Precinct 1 residents.
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E. C. Pritchett
Cross
Grimes County
Texas Choirs Invited To Carver Yale Festival
Twenty five Texas Inter scholastic League first division rated choirs will compete at the George Washington Carver festival venue. Prominent ensembles from Dallas Houston and San Antonio are listed among the invitees with dates and program details to be announced.
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Texas
Carver Yale
Texas Interscholastic League
George Washington Carver
Tru-Weld Plant Expanding Product Line
Trinity Industries expands the Navasota Tru-Weld Co line to include heavier components for steel tanks. W Ray Wallace presidents notes expansion as the firm broadens production capacity at the Texas plant.
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Tru-Weld
Trinity Industries, Inc
Navasota
Tru-Weld Co
W. Ray Wallace
Trinity Industries
30 Students Make 6 Weeks Honor Roll at Navasota High
Thirty Navasota High School students were named to the second six weeks honor roll announced by Principal Mac Peoples. The roster includes seven freshmen, eleven sophomores, four juniors and eight seniors. Freshmen honorees include Druanne Harris and Melanie.
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Navasota High School
Mac Peoples
Druanne Harris
Melanie
Navasota RMA to Set Holidays Thursday
Navasota Retail Merchants Association will meet Thursday at noon in the Colonial Cafe dining room to decide the 1968 holidays. Secretary-manager Lugene Lohmeyer said members voted 17 to 5 with 6 abstentions to place the annual holiday decision in the association’s hands, listing New Year’s, Texas Independence Day, San Jacinto Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas among the possibilities.
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Navasota
Navasota Retail Merchants Association
Lugene Lohmeyer
Colonial Cafe
Retail
8 Teams To Compete in 2-Day Fang Tournament
The Navasota Junior High School basketball tourney opens at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the school gym with Navasota Fangs facing Brenham. The event hosts seven area teams over two days with finals at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and trophies for first, second and consolation winners.
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Navasota
Brenham
Ben Hansen
Shirley Hartley
Shelton Boone
Cage
Waller
Madisonville
A & M Consolidated
Hempstead
Lola Baptist Church 50th Anniversary Celebration
Lola Missionary Baptist Church marks its 50th anniversary with morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev Herb Reeves and guest speaker Dr W H Carson of Cormis Christ Mission. Afternoon history program begins 1 30 with Rev N A Sanders and Rev L D Mahaney as speakers. Membership has grown from 84 in 1918 to 262 in 1967 and a basket line will be served.
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Lola Missionary Baptist Cire
Herb Reeves
L. N Yeager
J. D. Moore
W. H. Carson
Missions of
Cormis Christ
Aeon
N. A. Sanders
First Baptist Church of
Cuero
L. D. Mahaney
San Antonio
Natl Honor Society Installations At Navasota High
Twelve new members of the Navasota High School chapter of the National Honor Society were inducted in candlelight ceremonies in the school auditorium. A 10:30 a.m. ceremony followed by a luncheon honored both new and holdover members with parents and students in attendance. Faculty advisor is Miss Martha Sue Webb.
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Navasota High School
National Honor Society
Sandra Hemann
Dorothy Holtkamp
Jerry Moore
Mary Della Smith
Weather Readings At Nine A.M Daily Report
Daily weather readings taken at 9 a.m. covering the preceding 24 hours. Courtesy Gulf States Utilities Company.
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Gulf States Utilities Company
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Johnny Webb
Artie Fultz
John Scott
James Isbell
Charles Craig
Darrell Royal
University of Texas
Oklahoma
Coach Royal
Peoples
Hugh Robison
Robison
Gene Anderson
Navasota Lions Club
Tommy Coomer
Mark Bouliane
Navasota Rattlers
By Bob Whitten
Jhon Smith
J. H. Payne
Carver Auditorium
Payne
RMA
Supt
John C. Webb
Mr. Webb
Darrell Roval
Lola Baptist Church
G. L., Oswald
Neil Hogue
C. G. McDougald
Roy James
Kenneth McDogald
C. R. MccDougald
C.G. McDougald
Jerald
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Karen Treude
Sandra Wehmeier
Sharon Warnasch
Janice Walkoviak
Nancy Bingham
Charlotte Boring
Johnny Fultz
Jimmy Weaver
Ronnie Lanier
Bill Sullivan
Lynn Sullivan
Monica Wilkie
Janice Moon
Alice Brown
Vicki Stolz
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