Loeb News Highlights Local Movements and Events
Mrs. J. B. Faggard Sr. has improved and returned home. Families and friends gather for a Cleveland family reunion hosted by Mrs. Winter's sisters. Navy Reserve sailor Bobby McBryde departs for a two week cruise to Miami. Ernest Shawver begins radio studies at Chenier's Business College. Several locals visit kin in Texas and Louisiana as weddings and engagements are announced for Joyce Marie Lewis and Allen Allbritton with a June 9 ceremony at Loeb Pentecostal Church.
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J. B. Faggard
A. L. Andrus
Doris Brown
C. J. Bendy
Baptist Hospital
C. H. Shawver
M. R. Winter
Port Arthur
Cleveland
A. R. Allbrooks
Hilma
Waco
Eric Johnson
Fort Worth
A. E. Bloodsworth
W. R
Doyle White
Corpus Christi
Institutional On-Farm Training Under the Korean GI Bill
Veteran guidance outlines application steps to VA regional offices, required attachments, and limits. It explains on farm training must occur on a farm or agricultural establishment owned or managed by the veteran, and that dairy plants do not qualify for on-farm training though on the job training may be approved with state consent. It notes up to 36 months may be used for training if necessary to reach the veteran’s objective, and that at least 20 hours of classroom instruction per year are required with a minimum of eight hours in any month.
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Lanakk
Dr. Olds To Attend Texas Chiropractic Convention
Southeast Texas prepares for the 39th annual Texas State Chiropractic Association convention in Galveston June 10 to 12. Liberty’s Dr T O Davis chairs the general convention, with Dr M S Olds of Silsbee Chiro Practic Clinic among attendees. Headlining speakers include Dr Joseph Janse of Chicago and Dr James E Slocum of Des Moines. Additional speakers are Dr Hugh Warren of San Antonio and others.
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Liberty
Texas
Texas State Chiropractic Association
Galveston
T. O. Davis
M. S. Olds
Silsbee
Hugh Warren
San Antonio
The
Texas Chiropractic College Alumni Association
E. B. Simmons
J. C. Shipman
Abilene
Walter H. Fischer
Temple
Scouts Plan Summer Camp at First Baptist Church
Boy Scouts Troop 34 met Tuesday night at the First Baptist Church Educational building. Opening ceremony led by David Cobble and Donald Sims with the pledge to the flag. Five boys selected for camp were told their medical exams would be Wednesday night. Closing ceremony led by Howard Grant with the Scoutmaster’s benediction.
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Boy Scouts
First Baptist Church
David Cobble
Donald Sims
Howard Grant
Pat D. Richardson
Woodrow Baptist WMA Circles Meet For Wiener Roast
Woodrow Baptist Church circles met Monday night at 7 30 in Mrs Norman Walters home with 32 attendees. Mrs Jack Segrest opened with prayer before refreshments of hot dogs cake chips soft drinks pickles and trimmings. Miss Jone Swearingen led games.
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Woodrow Baptist
W.M.A
Woodrow Baptist Church
Norman Walters
Jack Segrest
Jone Swearingen
Value Of Sun Tan Told By State Health Department
The State Health Department warns that sun tanning is mainly skin injury though modest sun exposure can lift mood. Overexposure risks include sunstroke and sleepless nights. heliophobes cannot tan. Recommendations advise gradual exposure and note vitamin D comes from sun but normal diet suffices for healthy people.
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State Health Department
Austin
Henry A. Holle
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