Bowie School Honor Roll Lists Spring Term High Honors
Bowie Junior High School announced the spring term honor roll with Principal Emmitt Gavin presenting both high and regular honors. The list includes ninth, eighth and seventh graders such as Bill Bane Janet Bauman Dixie Boring Lynn Foster Johanna Franke and Tony Wells on the high honor roll, while regular honor roll names include Billy Adkins Martha Couch Carol Cullison Melvin Holt and Steve McLean among many others.
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Bowie Junior High School
Emmitt Gavin
Bill Bane
Janet Bauman
Dixie Boring
Tylene Bradley
Lynn Foster
Johanna Franke
Janie Harris
Rosemary Hluchan
Beverly Hunt
Sidneye Trulock
Tony Wells
John Whitmire
Cherie Samson
Billy Adkins
Martha Couch
Carol Cullison
Diana Hays
Melvin Holt
Steve McLean
Michael Matthews
Ward Trulock
Royce White
Joe Eddy Willams
Jack Bailey
Michael Baker
Anne Bourg
Cindy Boyd
Lynn Buie
Ella Ruth Burch
Norman’ Elms
Judy Kay Hart
Duane Jones
Gene Kelley
James Kingston
Sheri Leverett
Billie Jean Lutz
Carla Mach
James Godfrey
Becky Gray
Sandra Diane Hollis
Stephen Gayle Knowles
Martin
Kunkel
Mary Lyons
Jack McCréless
Laydean Moore
Ronald Neyer
Linda Pierce
Larry Priddy
Julia Ann Puckett
Michael Schlueter
Toni Shelton
Curtis Sigman
Charles Smith
Linda Swann
Judith Thacker
Terry Utsinger
Anna Marie Wilbanks
Mickey Williams
Peggy Woodvul
Funeral Today For Mrs Henry D Moore In San Saba
Funeral services were scheduled for 10 a m today in San Saba for Mrs Maggie L Moore 77 who died Tuesday after a lengthy illness in a local hospital She was the half sister of Mrs Hugo Bode of Seminole
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San Saba
Henry D
Maggie L.) Moore
Hugo Bode
Seminole
Court Upholds Ward County Official Verdict
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin upheld a two year jail term for A M Vernon Ward County justice of the peace. He was convicted Oct 16 1959 by a 43rd District Court jury of misapplication of 20 50 of county funds from a speeding case. The court rejected his claim of bookkeeping errors.
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State Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
A. M. Vernon
Ward County
Vernon
Cooper To Leave Hospital Today
Hollywood AP reports Gary Cooper, recovering after a May 31 operation removing part of his colon, plans to go home today ending a weeklong hospital stay ahead of schedule. The 18 year old actor was expected to remain hospitalized for about two weeks.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Eisenhower Visit Sparks Asian Doubts Amid Protests
Asians question timing of President Eisenhower's Far East trip as Tokyo students plan Communist‑led demonstrations. Fears arise of a Formosa Strait crisis. while Japan leans toward welcoming the visit, protests are mounting in Korea and Okinawa alongside security treaty tensions. Eisenhower travels June 12 to Alaska, Philippines, Formosa, Okinawa, Japan, then Korea and Honolulu before returning.
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South Korea
Formosa
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Honolulu
United States
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Ike
Kishi
Chiang Kai-shek
Eisen
Hower
Douglas MacArthur
Congress
Okinawa
Ryukyu Islands
U.S
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Visit By Ihe Causing Japanese Apprehension
UPI dispatches from Japan describe rising unrest as President Eisenhower prepares to visit Tokyo. Leftist students from Zengakuren threaten potential clashes with the Secret Service. police cover and route security are heightened. Debates over the U S Japanese security treaty intensify amid anti American sentiment and political turmoil.
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UPI
Japan
Eisenhower
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Zengakuren Student Organiz
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Echo
United States
Tokyo
Moscow
Peiping
Nodosuke Kishi
Maling Liberal Democratic Party
Odessa pastor named to church panel in Midland presbytery
Midland Presbytery of the Southwest named Joe M. Brown pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Odessa as commissioner to the 1961 general assembly. Don Williams, also of Odessa, named alienate commissioner. Dan E. Goodman Jr. of Midland’s St. Andrews Presbyterian Church selected moderator. Estes A. Lynn of Ballinger chosen moderator-nominee.
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Midland
Joe M. Brown
First Presbyterian Church of
Odessa
Midland Presbytery of
Southwest
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Reeves Hospital Head To Resign
PECOS. Staffer Roy Ayers named administrator of Reeves County Memorial Hospital, replacing Milton Ramsour who resigns effective July 1 to lead Medical Arts Hospital in Dallas. Ramsour served since August 1954. Ayers, 39, previously at Valley Baptist Hospital about five years and Hemirick Memorial in Abilene. married with three children.
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Pecos
Roy Ayers
Bailey Baptist Hospital
Harlingen
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Milton Ramsour
Ramsour
Medical Arts Hospital
Dallas
Pecos Hospital
Ayers
The
Valley Baptist Hospital
Hemirick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Doctor To Speak At Lions Club Meeting
The Lions Club will host Dr. C. L. Novosad, chair man elect of the local Red Cross board, as the speaker at 6 30 p m. The venue is Western Hills restaurant per Frank Merrick. He will discuss the Red Cross volunteer program.
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Evening Lions Club
C. L. Novosad
Red Cross
Western Hills
Frank Merrick
Novosad
Realtors To Meet In Odessa Friday Evening
A joint session of the Odessa Real Estate Board and the Midland Board of Realtors is set for 7 30 p m Friday at the Odessa Country Club A guest speaker will be John M Park senior sales manager of Previews Inc and of the National Real Estate Clearing House following the dinner.
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Midland Board of Realtors
Odessa Country
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John M. Park
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Previews Inc
National Real Estate Clearing House
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