Polio Vaccine Shows Strong Results in Four Countries
WHO study group reports Salk type polio vaccine protects children aged 6 to 10. Expert panel in Stockholm urges high incidence countries to start routine vaccination soon, while low incidence areas should review all factors before large scale use.
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Stockholm
World Health Organization
WHO
Jonas Salk
United States
Canada
Denmark
Germany
South Africa
East Texan To Be Conference Speaker At Houston U
Tom Reaviey Texas secretary of state will address the sixth annual Citizenship and Career Day Conference at Houston University and East Texas Chamber event. The program aims to inspire high school seniors about citizenship and career options across arts sciences and professional fields.
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Houston U
Tom Reaviey
Texas
University of Hou
Ston
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Houston Chamber of Commerce
University
Reaviey
Quitman
University of Texas
Harvard
Dallas County
Nacogdoches County
Hell and Reavley
Nacogdoches
Jasper
Fisher, Tonnhill and Reavley
United States Navy
Paratrooper Holman Earns Parachutist Badge in Army
Specialist 3rd Class Roy G. Holman of Silsbee is assigned to the 82nd Airborne’s Quartermaster Parachute Maintenance Company at Fort Bragg North Carolina. He serves as company clerk and has received the parachutist badge and national defense ribbon after attending Silsbee High School where he was vice president of Future Teachers of America in 1963.
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Roy G. Holman
G. W. Holman
Silsbee
82Nd Airborne Quartermaster Parachute Maintenance Co
82 Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Holman
Army
Silsbee High School
Future Teachers of America
Waldo Mathews Band at Prairie View Bowl Show
The Waldo Mathews School band joined a Prairie View bowl game pre game show in Houston last Monday. The group performed a drill to Tweedle Dee and was led by drum majorettes Annie Mae Barnes and Florene Rhone. Abram Miles Jr directs the band.
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Waldo-Mathews
Houston
Tweedlve Dee
Effie Lee Smith
Annie Mae Barnes
Florene Rhone
Prairie View College
Abram Miles, Jr
Tyler County Singing Convention Set in Spurger High
The Tyler County Singing Convention will meet Saturday night at 7 30 in the Spurger High School auditorium. Sundays session starts at 10 a m. Blackie Turner, president, invites the public to attend.
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Tyler County
Spurger High School
Blackie Turner
First Baptist Circle Meets in Home of Mrs Hickey
The Alma Graves Circle of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday morning at Mrs Helen Hickey’s home with nine members. Mrs B Glenn opened with prayer and Mrs M K McDaniel chaired. Devotional by Mrs O T Huff, minutes by Mrs A B Greer, prayer for prayer calendar and missionaries. Bible study on Lord Teach Us to Pray led by the program chair. Next meeting January 9 at Mrs S Morse’s home.
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Alma Graves
First Baptist Church
Helen Hickey
B. Glenn
M. K. Mc. Daniel
O. T. Huff
A. B. Greer
O. T Huff
Bible Study
S. Morse
Singers Gather for Gist Round Robin Convention
The Round Robin Singing Convention meets Saturday night at 7 30 at New Cherry Grove Baptist Church in Gist Texas on highway 62. Carl Lindsey leads the event and invites the public to attend.
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New Cherry Grove Baptist Church
Gist
Texas
Highway 62
Lumberton Christmas Gatherings Reach Across States
Mrs. J. M. Byerly reports family visits during Christmas with W. H. Baker and daughter Francis in Baton Rouge Louisiana. D. T. Sheehan’s visitors include E. A. Blanchette Billy Beaumont Mrs Gene Lott Silsbee and Catherine Kern of Dothan Alabama. Faris Byerly’s line sees Elton Byerly’s granddaughter Mrs Kern. A. H. McCullough family also hosts Christmas with A. H. Jr. and family from Nederland and others.
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W. H. Baker
Francis
Baton Rouge
D. T. Sheehan
Mr. Sheehan
E. A. Blanchette
Billie
Beaumont
Gene Lott
Silsbee
F. FE
Alabama
Byerly
Kern
Mr. Byerly
Elton Byerly
Faris Byerly
Texas Hardin County Bond Election Notice
Notice to Hardin County, Texas voters of a bond election. The county invites qualified property taxpaying residents to participate in casting ballots on a financial measure to raise funds for approved public projects. Election details follow in official notices.
Hardin County to Hold Bond Election for Courthouse and Jail
Hardin County Texas Commissioners Court orders January 14 1956 election on a 1 500 000 bond issue to fund a courthouse and jail with a 30 year repayment term and a four percent interest cap. Voting precincts listed with polling places and presiding officers, absentee canvassing board named, official ballot format described, notice to be posted and published. County Judge Fletcher Richardson signs.
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Commissioners Court
Hardin County
Texas
State of
Fletcher Richardson
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DeRidder
Pat Graves
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Frank Brent
Don
Francis Ann
Gayle
Lovelady
J. D. Cones
Rowena
Kenneth
John Wayne
Raymond Brent
North End Baptist Church
J. C. Carmicheal
Ariola Road
Livingston
Janet
Dallas
John W. Grafton
Bobbie
Teddie
Bernice
C. M. Fowlers
F. W. Wilcox
Port Neches
J. M. Cordell
Nederland
W. E. Monroe
Co. L. Hargraves, Sr
Magnolia
Priday
W. G. Hampton, Sr
George L. Yeo
Kountze
Tom Reavley
Johnson
Silsbee Bee
Tyler Singers
Spurger
First Baptist Circle
Carl Lindsey
Lumberton News
J. M. Byerly
A. H. McCullough
A. H. Jr
Lawrence
Coats
Buster Brown
Childrens
Said
R. J. Crow
L. D. Self
Coney Head
Claude Cowart
Chance
Charlie Read, Sr
Loeb
W. A. Tanner
Plank Bo's
George Pee
Village Mills
J, Winaina
Honey Island
A. A. Hendrix
Thicket
L. C. Truitt
Votan
D. O. Parrish
Saratoga
R. C. Walston
Batson
S. B. Durham
Sour Lake School
Frank Mitchell
Saree Baptist Church
A. M. Floyd
J. Oo Neta
R. S. Coe
T. M. Jordan
Claren A McCneely
Gulf States
Kraft’s Miracle Whip
Campbell's Vegetable Soup
Idaho
LKS
Armour’s Wisconsin Cheese Food
Hormel Dairy Franks
LK. Ct
RESH
Hamburger
Sunnydale
Cleo
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