Beauty clinic attendees view latest hair styling by Mr Ott
Wanda Lackey and Jerrine Mickler of Velma's Beauty Salon attended a Texas Hotel Fort Worth beauty clinic and observed Mr Ott of Vienna showcase the newest hair styling techniques.
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
4
Wanda Lackey and Jerrine Mickler of Velma's Beauty Salon attended a Texas Hotel Fort Worth beauty clinic and observed Mr Ott of Vienna showcase the newest hair styling techniques.
Stamford High School senior Randy Samuels leaves Friday for the State AA Track Meet in Austin after posting the best AA 220 time of 22.0 seconds at the Red Raider Relays in Lubbock. He also qualified for the 440 and ran the 100 yard dash, with a 220 win and a second in the 100. Coach Don Edwards accompanies him.
Paul Corley of Dallas, son of Mr and Mrs Charley Corley of Stamford, will be one of six laymen from Highland Park Methodist Church who accompany their pastor on a 12 day visit to Bolivia to observe Methodist church work and activities. The trip begins in May.
Denver City high school senior David Snyder, son of Cal Snyder and Mrs. Snyder of the Denver City Press, won the 1964 West Texas Press Association journalism scholarship. He was chosen from 15 entrants and will receive $600 over four years to study at Texas Technological College, aiming to major in accounting and minor in journalism while gaining newspaper management experience. The 17 year old already has six years in the field, including backshop operation, reporting, ad layout, and photography.
The first bridge over the Schoellenen Gorge in Switzerland enabled traffic on the St Gotthard Pass in 1237, marking a major early milestone in Alpine travel and trade.
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