Texans eye constitutional open bars amid liquor drive
Austin lawmakers pursue a constitutional amendment to put a statewide vote on liquor by the drink. Gov. Smith backs the plan as he continues assembling the new administration and positions in the wake of the inauguration.
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Revival at Good Shepherd Baptist Church
Rev. David Blalock of Anadarko Oklahoma will lead a revival at Good Shepherd Baptist Church from February 2 to February 9. Nightly services at 7 30 with music by Lynn Ester and a nursery provided. A basket lunch will close the event on February 9 after a noon fellowship.
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Evadale School Menus From Monday To Friday
Evadale school outlines weekly meals with daily menus: Monday macaroni and peppers creamed carrots sliced pickles hot rolls jello, Tuesday chili beans Frito pie greens corn bread fruit pie, Wednesday rice and gravy meat celery sticks baked squash cookies hot rolls, Thursday navy beans cat soup steamed cabbage pickles corn bread pineapple pudding, Friday chicken dressing green peas sliced beets apricots. Bread milk and butter served daily.
Dogwood Festival Dates Set March 29 to April 5
The Ty'er County Dogwood Festival runs March 29 through April 5 with the queen’s coronation on April 5. Officials note the date shift brings warmer weather and blossoms, with events including trail rides a horse parade races Western dance and a historical pageant across the festival week.
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Josiah “Keat
State urges timely motor vehicle registration in Texas
Texas Highway Commission chairmen J H Kultgen and Clifton Cassidy Jr urged motorists to register vehicles by April 1. Computerized records will speed enforcement and reduce illegal registrations, with dealers helping ensure proper residency and address.
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Fulton wins first in All Army Contest at Canal Zone
Army Staff Sergeant Charles L. Fulton 36 of Silsbee Texas won first place in the All Army Entertainment Contest at Ft Gulick Canal Zone in the individual category for his performance of Little Red Riding Hood. Fulton serves with the 146th Engineer Detachment 8th Special Forces Group Airborne and previously with the Defense Language Institute.
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Canal Zone
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Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Western Hemisphere
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