United Church Women Caravan Set for Jacksonville Meet
Districts Two and Three of the United Church Women of Texas plan a Caravan of Cars to Jacksonville on July 6. The event at the Jacksonville Presbyterian Church runs 10 am to 1 pm with nursery service and speakers Dr. Karl Parker and Mrs. Sam Woolsey.
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Area United Church Women Caravan
Texas
Jacksonville
Presbyterian Church
Karl Parker
Association of Churches of Greater Houston
Sam Woolsey
United Church Women of Houston
Parker
Texas Christian University
la Porte Christian Church
Pasadena First Christian Church
Jack Wade
Lufkin
The
United Church Women
Anderson, Cherokee, Nacogdoches
San Augustine
Sabine
Houston, Angelina
Trinity Counties
Troup Native To Take Over National Post
Mrs. Florence W. Low of Troup was installed as president of the American Home Economics Association for 1962 1963 at its Miami Beach meeting. She succeeds Dr. Dorothy Lyle of Silver Springs Md and will lead through 1964.
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Florence W. Low
American Home Economics Association
Miami Beach
Low
The
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
You Said It And Other Quotations
A collage of short quotes on debt pride and propriety features Stanley W Olson on youth owing debt and indulgence. Alfred Bauer asks why models wear girdles, while a quip notes children repeat adult slips. See Call closes the item with a wry aside.
Cash Award for Elm Grove Community Work
The Elm Grove community received a $100 award for first place in the Northern District Texas Community Improvement Program. Paul Harlan of Southwestern Electric Service Company presented the check to H. Christian, the community president, with remarks from County Judge J. W. Chandler. The program is run by Texas electric utilities in cooperation with the A&M College Extension Service.
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Paul Harlan
Southwestern Electric Service Company
Jacksonville
H. C. Christian
Texas
A&m College Extension Service
Kerr-Mills Endorsed as Superior To Medicare Plan
Blue Cross Texas official Fred R. Higginbotham told Jacksonville Kiwanis members that Kerr-Mills offers 30 percent more hospital benefits than the King-Anderson plan and operates without federal controls. He warned the proposed Medicare measure would reduce care quality and noted Kerr-Mills already covers 41.1 percent of Cherokee County seniors over 65. He urged firmly opposing the King-Anderson bill and choosing a heritage for future generations.
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Dallas
Jacksonville Kiwanis Club
Kerr-Mills
Texas
King-Anderson
Higginbotham
Blue Cross
Hardin Simmons University
Abilene
The
Baptist Memorial Hospital
San Antonio
Kiwanis
Cherokee County
Dairy industry offers strong career prospects says Texas A and M
Dr. Murray A. Brown of the Dairy Science Department at Texas A and M College notes many opportunities for rewarding careers in the Texas dairy industry. He adds that inquiries for qualified workers exceed the number of graduates available to fill the jobs, urging ready students to pursue a sound college education and gain experience.
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Murray A. Brown
Dairy Science Department of
Texas A&m College
Texas
Dr. Brown
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