Today in History highlights varied world events
On Sept 18 1793 Washington laid the Capitol cornerstone. Quebec fell to Britain in 1759. Chile declared independence in 1810. The Fugitive Slave Act passed in 1850. Japan occupied Manchuria in 1931. Dag Hammarskjold died in 1961. US announced anti missile network in 1967. Panama flag with US flag in Canal Zone ten years ago. Johnson to meet Pope VI in NY in 1965. Nixon urged UN members to press North Vietnam in 1969.
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Associated Press
George Washington
Capitol
Washington
Quebec
Chile
Spain
U. S
Congress
Japan
Manchuria
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Rhodesia
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Lyndon B. Johnson
New York
Pope Paul VI
United Nations
Nixon
U. N. General Assembly
North Vietnam
Pecos Eastern Star Chapter Holds Monday Meeting
Pecos Eastern Star Chapter met Monday at the Masonic Hall for routine business and attendance. Officers led the ritual opening, reports covered Time and Talent, charity, and travel insurance with notes on sick and distressed members and a death announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
Pecos
Eastern Star Chapter
Masonic Hall
Marian Morelan
Curtiss Winterrowd
Nina Mae Bullock
New Orleans
John Sullivan
Marjorie Mays
Big Spring Hospital
Hood Wise
Mable Wise
Midland
Imperial
Wink
Houston
Barstow
Sheek
Bob Capps
Mrs. Echols
Clara Frazier
Susie Robison
Star Point
Carrie Mae Holloway
Doris Milburn
Verlie
F.L. Akridge
Violet Oden
Hollis Smith
John and
Etta Sullivan
Ida Teaney
Lillian Young
Verda Neeley
Evie Wilson
Rosenburg
Charlene Evans
Marthana Hudson
Willie Reynolds
Alaska
Homemakers Council Holds First Meeting at Balmorhea High
Balmorhea High School hosts the first meeting of the Homemakers Program advisory council in the Homemaking Department. Members include School Superintendent Mrs Allan Gilbert Principal Jack Hoffman and Homemaking teacher Jane Moore among many community leaders and F H A members. The session covered unit plans for the semester and future community work with refreshments provided by F H A members.
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Balmorhea
Spl
Advisory Council
Balmorhea High School
Allan Gilbert
Jack Hoffman
Jane Moore
Future Homemakers of America
Young Homemakers of
Texas
Nelson Lethco
Well Kept Community Club
Eva Aranda
E.H.A
Q.A. Crenshaw
F.H.A
Ydidro Dominguez
Dub McNeil
Joe Prew
Harvey Davis
First Baptist Church
Dan Clark
Church of Christ
Kay Crenshaw
Mary Ellan Aranda
the Future Homemakers
Moore
Coates-Gannaway Vows In Abilene
Donna Lee Coates became the bride of Lynn Baize Gannaway in Abilene on Friday Sept 4 in the home of the groom's parents. The ceremony featured Norvel Baize officiating and music by Martha Chism and Lester Baize. The couple will reside at 3110 Hunt Street in Abilene after a reception hosted by the bride's parents.
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Donna Lee Coates
Lynn Baize Gannaway
Abilene
Dub Coates
Coahoma
Hunt Street
Bill Gannaway
Pecos
North Willis
Loring Box
Norvel Baize
Church of Christ
Martha Chism
Lester Baize
Big Spring
Dior
Debbie Coates
Sharon Gannaway
Gannaway
Andrea Jenkins
Ronnie Hamilton
Philip Jenkins
Austin
van Baize
Stephenville
Barbara Coates
Sam Baize
Stamford
Bud Green
James Coates
Don Soldwedel
Yuma
Arizona
Hunt
Coahoma High School
Hardin-Simmon University
Abilene Christian Col
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Ann Ferguson
Mary Kay Jordan
Beverly Douglas
Susan Wadley
Jacalyn Gunter
Libby Smith
Marsha Wiswell
Federated Clubs
Jo Ann Ferguson
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Twentieth Century Club
Womens News
Pecos Eastern Star
Homemakers Council
Alcan Highway
John
F.ha
Coates-Gannaway
Patricia
Peggy Coates
Hugh Box
Phillip Jenkins
Ronald Box
HSU
Craughan’s Business College
Abilene High School
Abilene State School
Lynne. Gannaway
Cole Studio
H.G. Bradley
Eddy
Goodyear
Liberal
Bankame Ricard Wray
Goodyear Service
South Cedar
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