Stanford Appliance Opens Three Day Open House
Stanford Refrigeration and Appliance Company at 444 North Fifth Street launches a three day open house this weekend. Owner Leroy Stanford says doors stay open until 8:00 p m today Thursday Friday and Saturday with door prizes and free coffee. Full Frigidaire line including refrigerators freezers and ranges on display plus a service department.
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Stanford Refrigeration and Appliance Company
North Fifth Street
Leroy Stanford
Stanford's
Camp Fire Girls Record Video For Toys For Tots
The Can Wa Ha Ta Camp Fire Girls visited Uncle Willie and made a television tape recording supporting Toys For Tots. The Battle of New Orleans marked the last Civil War fight fought entirely with wooden ships.
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Uncle Willie’s
New Orleans
The Woman's Tongue Tree Crackling Seed Pods
The plant named for its nickname creates a distinctive sound as 9 inch seed pods rasp in the breeze. The story notes the tree’s unusual name and its audible seed pod cracking.
Gulf Coast Science Foundation Aims to Guide Students
A group of educators and professionals forms the Gulf Coast Science Foundation to provide career guidance and hands on science programs for Gulf Coast high school students and teachers. Lectures will feature Dr John McKetta and Dr Alexander Dessler with about 600 participants invited from Harris and Galveston counties.
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Gulf Coast
Wier
John McKetta
University of Texas
Clear Creek High School
Alexander Dessler
Rice University
Hans Jonassen
Tulane University
Harris
Galveston
Foundation
Board of Governors
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Gulf Coast Science Foundation
Holmes Road
Houston
Texas
Burials in National Cemeteries and VA Benefit Queries
Veterans ask if a spouse may be buried in a national cemetery and how survivor burial works. The VA notes that a wife may be buried there if a written intent to be buried at the same cemetery is made at the time of the veteran’s death.
Santa Fe Proposes Lower Off-Season Passenger Rates
Santa Fe Railway proposes new off season round trip fares about 20 percent lower for winter 1964 January 10 to April 30 on all trains between any two points. The plan aims to lure riders from autos and regain business from competitors with 30 day ticket limits and 140 percent of current one way fares for coach and first class.
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Santa Fe Railway
Western
Southwestern
Trans-Continental
Chicago
Ernest Marsh
Marsh
Santa Fe
Dallas
Albuquerque
VA DIC eligibility for dependent parents every three years
The VA must reassess whether dependent parents qualify for DIC payments every three years. Your other income or lack thereof affects the determination. Complete and mail the card to avoid potential suspension of monthly checks.
Meditation by Tedey fre The World's Widely Used Devotional Guide
The notice highlights a devotional guide titled Tha World's Widely Used Devotional Guide by Tedey fre. It outlines the guide’s broad usage and aims to help readers engage daily contemplation.
Seeing the Father in Jesus Christ
The Upper Room reflection notes that God is revealed through Jesus life and teachings. It explains that through Him the invisible God becomes visible and outlines prayer thanking God for the Son. It closes with a thought saying deeper knowledge of Christ clarifies understanding of God.
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Vatican
God
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Longer Nights Mean More Driving Dangers
J O Musick of the Texas Safety Association warns that shorter days increase dusk driving hazards. He urges proper headlights, correct beam aim, and no parking lights for driving. Regular maintenance, clean lenses, wipers with adequate pressure, and live rubber blades reduce danger. He stresses snow and ice removal tools for clear visibility.
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Austin
J. O. Musick
Texas Safety Association
Musick
AMA Urges Year Round Training For Young Athletes
The National Federation of State High School Associations and the American Medical Association urge a year round conditioning program for young athletes. Maintaining strength endurance and agility reduces injury and avoids crash conditioning, with indoor winter sports and regular gym workouts listed as practical options. Regular exercise helps control weight and supports a lifelong health education, covering hygiene first aid dental care rest and disease prevention.
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National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
American Medical Association
Quail Survive Summer Without Water Feeding on Wet Insects
The Bobwhite quail can live all summer without drinking water as its diet consists largely of water rich insects. This adaptation helps it endure dry periods where surface moisture is scarce.
Texas A&M trains operators for future interstate highways
The Highway Construction Equipment Technicians and Operators School at Texas A&M in College Station trains bulldozer and crane operators to clear land and build miles of freeway. Since 1957 about 700 graduates have learned to run heavy equipment, with tuition at 250 dollars for 160 hours of instruction and campus projects including land clearing lakes and runway approaches.
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United States
Texas A&m University
A&m
College Station
Alvin W. Jones
Jones
College of Agriculture
Federal Aviation Agency
Joseph G. Papsun
Bids Sought for Asbestos Cement Pipe Supply in Silsbee TX
The City of Silsbee Texas invites bids in the City Manager's office for 5 000 feet of 3 inch asbestos cement pipe with couplings for a jobsite in Silsbee. Bids due by 58 00 PM December 24 1963. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive formalities. Bid forms and specs available at City Manager's office.
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Silsbee
Texas
P. O
Ernest Avenue
Sisbee
Jobsite
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Old City
Simmons
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Jeanette Wright
Art Florist
South
H&h Dry Goods
Veterans’ News
Kansas City
Tedey
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Ceylon
AMA
Weees
Silsbee , Texas
U.S
California
New York
Angus
David Read
R. L. Read
Ayy Mt A
Aida
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