Texas 65 Health Insurance Enrollments Hit 50 000
Texas 65 enrollments reached 50 000 in the first open period with 86 percent of sales by licensed Texas agents. H Lewis Rietz, president of Texans 65 Health Insurance Association, credited strong agent cooperation for the early success and noted Texas led states in agent participation among 65 plans. The average Texas enrollee stood at 73 with 64.1 percent...
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Texas
H. Lewis Rietesident
Texans 65Ealth Insurance Association
Rietz
Texas 65 Enrollment Reveals Plan Popularity and County Totals
Enrollment shows 50 000 participants with Dallas County leading at 6586 and Harris 4204. Major medical plan attracts 58 percent, basic 26 percent, and combination 16 percent. Costs are 9 00, 10 00 and 19 00 monthly. 36 percent of policies bought by relatives. Next open enrollment date not yet set.
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Rietz
Dallas County
Harris County
Tarrant County
Bexar County
Travis County
Texas
65 Health Insurance Enrollment in Texas Ends 31 Days After Birthday
Wording indicates individuals turning 65 may enroll within 31 days after their birthday by contacting any licensed Texans health insurance agent or by writing to Texas 65 Health Insurance Association in Dallas.
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Texas
Texas 65 Health Insurance Association
Dallas
Silsbee Lions Plan Fifteenth Minstrel Show Date
Silsbee Lions Club tentatively sets April 8 for its Fifteenth Annual Minstrel Show announced by president C E Lundolt. Planning head G W Gilchrest leads the committee with a new director to replace last year’s Dr Paul Johnson who has left Silsbee. The club also backs the March of Dimes drive and schedules a January street collection led by Herbert Elmore.
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Silsbee Lions Club
C. E. Lundolt
G. W. Gilchrest
Ja Club
Lions
Paul Johnson
Silshee
Herbert Elmore
Lions Club
George A McCall
First Presbyterian Church of
Silsbee
Joe Wingerson
Greater Wider Lions Club
Wingerson
Landolt
iVictor Club
Victor Club
Silsbee Lions
Zenger Trial and the Birth of American Free Press
A summary of the 1735 seditious libel case of John Peter Zenger, his defense by Andrew Hamilton of Philadelphia, and its lasting impact on American liberty. The piece notes the trial’s role as the germ of freedom and the phrase Philadelphia lawyer as a marker of legal courage.
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Philadelphia
John Peter Zenger
Zenger
New York
Andrew Hamilton
Hamilton
America
Morris
Morning Star
State Bar of Texas
Public Squirrel Hunt Planned in Devil's Pocket Area
The Devil's Pocket area near Buna in Newton County hosts five days of public squirrel hunting January 10–14, 1964, by the Parks and Wildlife Department. Applications due January 3, 1964 by 8 a.m. at the John H. Reagan Building in Austin. permits limit to 350 total and one day per hunter.
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Devil's Pocket
Newton County
Parks and Wildlife Department
John H. Reagan
Austin
Texas
Devil's Pocket Area
Angelina Wildlife Management Area
Buna
Sabine River
Smylys To Observe Golden Wedding Sunday
Mr and Mrs Lee Smyly will be honored with an open house Sunday at 450 South Third for their 50th wedding anniversary. Calling hours are 2 to 5 p.m. Hosts include Cecil Smyly and J L Townsend families. They have eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Lee Smyly
South Third
Cecil Smyly
J. L. Townsend
Beaumont
Smyly
Camp Fire Girls Hold International Christmas Party
Tangasuta Jr. Hi Camp Fire Girls staged a Christmas party at Cravens Hall with an International theme. Girls presented Torch Bearer parts, conducted games from India and Pakistan, sang German carols, shared stories about Silent Night and Joy to the World, and displayed ornaments from many lands.
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Tangasuta Jr. Hi Camp Fire
Cravens Hall
Alice Fullingim
Nan Hargrove
India
Pakistan
Judy Sallender
Diane Littlepage
Kathy McCarney
Christine Holt
Susan Smith
Carol Brown
England
Karen Sue Felps
Brenda Worthey
Nancy Shine
N. P McCarney
Howard Hargrove
Cub Pack 199 Holds Tuesday Meeting At Read-Turrentine
Fifty boys and their parents attended Cub Scout Pack 199 at Read-Turrentine School Tuesday night. W. H. Baten led the program with Bobcat and service awards presented as Christmas carols were sung and refreshments served.
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Read - Turrentine School
Bobcat
W. H. Baten
Den 2 Cub Scout Pack 199 Hosts Christmas Party
Den 2 of Cub Scout Pack 199 meets at the Thomp sons home for their annual Christmas party. Mrs. Thompson told the Christmas story. Refreshments were served and gifts exchanged.
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Den 2
Cub Scout Pack
C. D. Thompson
VFW Auxiliary Christmas Dinner Held in Beaumont
The VFW Auxiliary of the Howard Clinefelter post hosted its annual Christmas party and dinner at J&J Steak House in Beaumont with 12 members attending. Afterward Mrs Clarence Dehart led a brief business meeting, Mrs Stella Cook recited the Christmas Story, and gifts were exchanged. The next meeting is set for January 2 at Mrs Ola Mae Wilson’s home.
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VFW
Howard Clinefelter
J&j
Beaumont
Clarence Dehart
Stella Cook
Ola
Mae Wilson
Read Luke 19 Vessels of Transforming Rain
A devotional note reflects on Luke 19 1 10 and John 9 25 showing Jesus transforming lives. It cites the Philippines drought and revival through rain as a metaphor for spiritual renewal and daily improvement in love and holiness through Christ.
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Philippines
Philippine
Christ
Jesus
Zacchaeus
Blue Bird Group Cancels Meeting For Holidays
The Pretty Blue Birds cancel this week’s regular meeting due to holidays. They planned to meet Wednesday at 5 p m at Tommie Dennis home to hayride sing carols and deliver Christmas baskets to a deserving family. The girls were scheduled to go to Beau Mont and appear on Channel 12 at 4 p m.
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Pretty Blue Birds
Tommie Dennis
Beaumont
Channel 12
Rita Henley
Scribe
Mrs. Mattie Hicks of Spurger Dies at 67
Martha Katherine Mattie Hicks age 67 of Spurger died Sunday night at Tyler County Hospital Woodville after a long illness. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Fairview Baptist Church Town Bluff with Elder Woodrow Wilson officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery Edwards Funeral Home Woodville directed. Survived by husband Chester Hicks three sons three daughters three sisters and three brothers with family names listed.
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Martha Katherine
Mattie) Hicks
Spurger
Tyler County Hospital
Woodville
Fairview Baptist Church
Town Bluff
Woodrow Wilson
Fairview Cemetery
Edwards Funeral Home
Tyler County
Fellowship Primitive Baptist Church
Hisband
Chester Hicks
L. L. Hicks
Nederland
Johnny Hicks
James Hicks
Fred
James Chapman
Ray Donaldson
Lake Charles
Arless Bingham
Pat Dean
Leo Jordan
Addie Bostick
Abilene
C. C. Coward
Ben Coward
Mack Coward
Safety Tips For Holiday Shoppers From TSA Official
Texas Safety Association warns December shopping and traffic risk high. J O Musick urges avoiding window shopping while driving and not blocking rear vision with packages. Shoppers should stay alert for confused pedestrians and decorative lights mistaken for signals. Plan trips, avoid last minute rushes, and leave holiday spirits at home.
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Austin
Texas Safety Association
J. O. Musick
TSA
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