Black eyed peas and dominoes spark memories from Texas farmland
Reader recounts childhood days on a north Texas farm planting black eyed peas and sharing dominoes and 42 with kin and neighbors. The piece links to a dream about 42 and a plate of peas, then wanders to Food notes and old recipes, noting local memories of meals and games.
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M. D. Flowers
Villaret Blvd
Flowers
John
Texas
Church Vote Rejects Resolutions at West Texas Episcopal Council
Delegates from Victoria Brownsville and Kingsville overwhelmingly rejected three resolutions Friday at the 63rd annual Council of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas. The measures urged withdrawal from the National Council of Churches, alleging it promotes liberal theology and political positions. The vote reflected the expressed will of the diocesan membership as the meeting continued at St Luke's Episcopal Church.
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Council of the Episcopal Diocese of
West Texas
Episcopal Church In
The
United
Victoria
Brownsville
Kingsville
National Council of Churches of Christ
United States of America
St. Luke's
Reeves Doubts Legality of County Sales Tax Plan
County Judge Blair Reeves questions the legality of a proposed county wide sales tax to fund the Bexar County Hospital District. Commissioner James Helland urged the court to consider the tax as an adequate funding method, while Reeves noted voters blamed the prior referendum’s permissive terms. Reeves suggested a state cap on assessments, Pena Jr. proposed exploring the plan but also considered a local income tax option to finance hospital needs.
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Blair Reeves
James Helland
Bexar County
Helland
Commisioners Court
Commissioners Court
Reeves
Albert Pena Jr
Graduation address at Craig AFB marks last Wings for ATC pilots
Lt Gen Sam Maddux Jr will deliver the graduation address to the final class of United States Air Force pilots to win their wings at Craig AFB near Selma Alabama. The base transitions to the Northrop T38 Talon as the sole training jet while other bases already use the T38. Also present will be Yong LeVir, first Td3 flyer for Lockheed in 1948, now directing Lockheed operations in Burbank.
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Sam Maddux Jr
Air Training Command
Randolph Afb
U. S. Air Force
Lockheed
ATC
Craig Afb
Selma
Ala
Craig
Northrop
Yong LeVir
Naw
Burbank
Calif
Maddux
Air Force
Famed model to visit San Antonio this Sunday
Miss Suzie Sheraton, a young model and bikini contest winner, will arrive in San Antonio via Continental Air Lines at 3 28 p m Sunday. The Red Carpet Committee of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce will greet her and she will represent the Sheraton San Antonio Motor Inn in advertising, style shows and other events.
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Suzie Sheraton
San Antonio
Continental Air Lines
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
The
Sheraton-San Antonio Motor Inny
Lawsuits on Medina Blast Stated Two suits set for Monroe Court
Two lawsuits arising from the November 13 1963 explosion at the Atomic Energy Commission Medina Facility will be heard in U S District Court Monday. Mason Hanger Silas Mason Co Inc of West Virginia operates the facility. Visiting Judge Ernest Guinn will hear the cases at 9 am. The first suit filed in 1965 by Thelka and Arthur Netwick seeks 60359 99 for land and home damages. The second suit seeks 764497 for alleged loss of future oil production by a group of drillers and owners including J C Ohrhausen Southwest Drilling Co W J Given James D Ragsdale Thomas A Oates Hulda Mueller Fred Neumann Joseph E Van Hecke and Clara Sophie Behrus.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Medina Base
U.S. District Court
Mason & Hanger-Silas Mason Co, Inc
West Virginia
Storfee
Ernest Guinn
el Faso
Thelka
Arthur Netwick
J. C. Ohrhausen
Southwest Drilling Co
W. J .Given
James D. Ragsdale
Thomas A. Oates
Hulda Mueller
Fred Neumann
Joseph E. van Hecke
Clara Sophie Behrus
Students to Hear Youth Safety Talks at Edison High
Nine hundred students from 88 Bexar County schools will attend a daylong Youth Safety Fair at Edison High School from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sponsored by the Bexar County Medical Society and Auxiliary, the event features Roger Ward two time Indianapolis 500 winner and Miss Teen Age America as afternoon speakers, with Sandra Roberts and William Cushman leading the morning session. Additional appearances by Miss Teen Age fan Antonin and Pam Mauldin are noted. Seminars cover traffic hunting water and land safety and first aid driving skills.
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Bexar County
Edison High School
Bexar, County Medical Society
Auxiliary
Roger Ward
Sandra Roberts
William D. Cushman
National Commission On Safety Education
Ward
Miss Roberts
Fan Antonin
Pam Mauldin
Housing Aide Due Attend Chamber Luncheon In Honor
Charles Waar assistant secretary of housing and urban development will attend a chamber of commerce luncheon in his honor Saturday. Earlier Haar canceled a planned Friday visit to San Antonio to discuss the demonstration ethics program. Rep. Gonzalez said Arthur Davis deputy director for land and facilities development and administration will accompany Haar on his trip. The turning point in the life of a San Antonian is often a light want ad.
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Charles Waar
Two Priests Punished in Rio Grande City Labor Action
Two Catholic priests from San Antonio Rev Sherrill Smith and Rev William Killian were ordered to a retreat house in Termez New Mexico by Archbishop Robert E Lucey as punishment for disobeying him during a Rio Grande City farm workers strike Smith and Killian have long supported liberal causes and were among five priests arrested this week Their exile to Via Coeli in Termez is to cool off and rehabilitation for drinking problems The archbishop’s stance drew support from Bishop Madeiros of Brownsville who protested the removal as punishment for pastoral involvement within his diocese
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San Antonio
Smith
Robert E. Lucey
Lucey
Rio Grande City
Viehr
Via Coeli
Termez
N.M
Reme. Smith
Killian
Ares Liocese
Wimberto J. Madeiros
Brownge Villa Biaceso
Lo Grandes
Les Dal
Bisha
Tic
Whem
Ball Profits Shared With San Antonio Charities 1966 Event
Proceeds from the 1966 Chry-s Hays Clubs of San Antonio and the YWCA Pine Street Ball totaling about 61,000 were distributed among five local groups. Beneficiaries include House of Neighborly Service 30,010 San Antonio Country Club 12,000 Retarded Children 10,092 and others. Local charity awards were announced at a meeting Friday at the San Antonio Center.
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San Antonio
Ywca Pine
House of the Meeting of the
Charley Neighborly Service
Ma|Ball Association
Shedanna
San Antonio Country Club
San Antonio Association
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