Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Club Angles Victory In Basketball
Royal Ambassadors defeated Good Shepherd RA in a weekend basketball game in Kountze. Community updates note visitors, church events, PTA meeting on Feb 11, and local students earning all tournament honors at Sabine Area Parochial Tournament.
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Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church
Good Shepherd Baptist Ra’s
Kountze
M. D. Merrill
Blackwell
Housotn
Dorcus
Lester R. Jackson
Fort Worth
R. D. Riley
Faye
Vinton
Lester Carrel Tanion
Air Force Base
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Carrel
Ogden Rosier
R. G. Milner
Bremond
Texas
A. R. Moore
Weslaco
Eastern Star
Falfurrias
Corpus Christi
Old Mexico
Henry Pickering
Houston
John D. Trahan
F. B. Selman
Chance-Loeb Pta
PTA
Chance-Loeb School
Keeten Leatherwood
Bobbie Mitchell
Oklahoma City
Leatherwood
Carl Rowals
Henry Shettles
W. R. Greene
Chance-Loeb
First Baptist Church
Texas Rural Hero Sought for Rural Heroism Plaque
The Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council seeks rural Texans for a Rural Heroism Plaque honoring acts of courage in emergencies. Nominees must come from rural areas or towns under 2,500. Submit narrative with full names and supporting clips by March 1, 1964 to Rural Heroism Award, 3900 Barnett Street, Fort Worth.
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Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council
Texas
Barnett Street
Fort Worth
Sinclair Workers Hold Notable Safety Record in Texas District
Sinclair Pine Line Company workers in the Houston District logged over 500000 man hours without a lost time accident by end of 1963. The last lost-time injury occurred December 12, 1958, and District Superintendent R J Eubank will receive the President's Safety Award for the fifth consecutive year.
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Sinclair Pine Line Company
Houston
R. J. Eubank
Two Months Left To Get Car Stickers in Texas
Texas DPS director Col Homer Garrison Jr warns owners that the 1964 vehicle inspection deadline of April 15 looms. About 60 percent of the period has passed with only 20 percent of vehicles inspected, risking long lines. He notes 1963 saw the worst traffic fatality record and urges safety checks and post repair re inspections.
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Texas ‘Department of Public Safety
Col
Homer Garrison Jr
Texas
Garrison
DPS
Stretch fabrics to broaden men’s clothing offerings
By spring, men are expected to wear stretch cotton shirts and slacks as industry leaders anticipate a surge in all cotton stretch fabrics. Initial use has been in women’s and children’s wear, with several firms launching dress shirts and cotton stretch slacks this spring.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture Utilization Research
Rheba Merle Boyles
Pretty Blue Birds Meet At Leaders Home
The Pretty Blue Birds met Monday at Mrs. James Spears home with assistant leader Mrs. C. C. Vassar present. The group presented a play, played games, and handed out membership cards. Ann Tucker and Renee Mitchell served refreshments. Karen Spears, reporter.
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Pretty Blue Birds
James Spears
C. C. Vassar
Ann Tucker
Renee Mitchell
Karen Spears
Lockjaw Deadly Disease Warns Texas Medical Assn
Tetanus or lockjaw kills more than half of its victims and Texas in 1962 saw one death, a rate higher than polio. The Texas Medical Association launches a public information campaign on how tetanus is acquired how it affects humans and how it can be prevented.
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Texas
The
Texas Medical Association
Ben A. Merrick
Dallas
Merrick
Texas Teachers Seek $45 Monthly Salary Increase
Elizabeth Little of Corpus Christi, president of the Texas State Teachers Association, announces that Texas teachers earn $5,390 annually, well below the national average of $5,963, and will push for a $45 per month minimum salary increase in the 1965 Legislature for the 1965-66 school year.
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Texas
Austin
Elizabeth Little
Corpus Christi
Texas State Teachers Association
National Education Association
Vermont
TSTA
FHA Loans In Texas Total 74 Million in Past Year
The Farmers Home Administration reported 1963 loan activity in Texas totaling 74.526 million dollars. It insured loans for rural families and farm operations, housing, water systems, and development projects while 11,977 families lost at least one loan program. Loans target borrowers unable to obtain credit from banks or other lenders.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Farmers Home Administration
Texas
L. J. Cappleman
Temple
Tetanus Danger Emphasized by Medical Experts
The piece warns tetanus prevention is vital for all ages and situations. It explains bacteria in soil and animal intestines, risks from minor wounds, and the importance of tetanus toxoid vaccination. It cites World War II data showing strong protection from prior immunization and urges ongoing booster doses.
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