School fundraiser and holiday events across campuses
A long list of school activities from multiple campuses highlights fundraisers at Goliad Elementary and high school events. Activities include PTA meetings, book fairs, Christmas programs, reading and orchestra events, can drives for charity, shop hours, and student performances across districts, with dates and times for each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Permian Basin
PTA
Goliad
Texas
Ector County
Jackalopes
Music City Mall
Hood Junior High
Goliad Gym
Goliad Elementary
Goldsmith
Super Star
Gonzales Elementary
RIF
Hays
Ireland
Nimitz
Johnson
LBJ
Jordan
Pam Gray
42Nd Street
Milam
Music Department
Pease
Carver Cultural Center
Midland
Gan
Firemen
Bowie Band
Reagan Gym
Ross Elementary
Santa Shop
Hood Orchestra
St. John’s Episcopal
Trinity White
Gattiland
Mellie van Horn’s Inn
Webelos
Jones and Seymour
Sam
Partners In Education
First American Bank
San Jacintolementary
Travis
Pearl Harbor
TAAS
Zavala
Blue Bonham Junior High
All Region
Blue Devil
Midland Purple
Bonham
Bowie
Permian High School
DFY
Bowie Gym
Hood
Bonham Blue
Bowie Purple
Bonham White
First Methodist
Lee White
Lee
PHS
Crockett
Orchestra
SAS
Austin
Noel
Crockett Red
Crockett White
Cameron
Crockett Vs. Hood
Ector
Permian
Deutsch
New Horizons Nursing Center
Springer
Ector Blue
Hood Maroon
Odessa Death Notices and Obituaries Roundup 1998
Odessa residents Tyler George Harden, Jewel R Van Dusen, Kathryn Wagner, Daisie Buck, and Jack L Harwell are listed in death notices. The notices include ages, death dates, service details, burial places, and survivors. Arrangements are handled by Hubbard Kelly and Branon Funeral Homes in multiple cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Odessa
George Harden Tyler
Odessa
Avalon Nursing Center
Fairview Cemetery
Pecos
Matt Williamson
Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home
Honey Grove
Brenda Murdock Blackwell
Abilene
Dorthy L. Musick
Big Spring
M. Kathleen Ashing
Neta Maston
Garland
Anne Smith
Broken Arrow
Okla
Joanne Ard
Whitesboro
Jeanette Pettit
Mesquite
James Tyler
New Braunfels
Leonard Tyler
Sherman
Jewel van Dusen
Jewel R. van Dusen
Medical Center Hospital
Hubbard-Kelly
Midland
John D. Lawrence
Mineola
Martha Jo Morris
Jerry van Dusen
Houston
Walter van Dusen
Billy van Dusen
Kenneth van Dusen
Grand Prairie
George Reed
Donald Reed
Fort Worth
Harold
Wagner Lamesa
Kathryn Marie Wagner
Lamesa
First United Methodist Church
Jim Terry
David Black
Lamesa Memorial Park
Branon Funeral Home
Loraine
Linda Marie Dennis
Etta Mae Brown
Omaha
Nila Bassinger
Sand Springs
Nena Mitchell
Snyder
Daisie Buck
Daisie Elizabeth Buck
Frank W. Wilson
Jack Harwell
Jack L. Harwell
Man re elected to lead Dallas NAACP president election
Lee Alcorn won a third term as president of the Dallas NAACP chapter amid controversy. He defeated Dwaine Caraway and Jordan Randy Blair, with 643 votes to 426 and 287 respectively, after tensions over leadership style and access to member lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
NAACP
Lee Alcorn
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Alcorn
Dallas Morning News
Caraway
Blair
Alcorn Success
Victor Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.m
Trinity Blue
St. John's
Midland White
Ms. Chavez
Maroon
Crockett Nimitz
Honor Society
FCA
Graphic Arts
VICA
Deanna
Drama Club
Broyles
Barbara Peterson
Globe
South Forty
Montwood
el Paso
Odessa Country Club
Big Branchos Sale
Panther den
Immanuelist
Ther
Ath St
Ernest Lynch & Associates
Paula i
Cornerstone
Cornerstone Financial
Reyes
Merican
Ated Sampras
Clinton
Ernest C Lynch
CLL
Func Wal