Its uncanny remark on resemblance to Aunt Panny
A quoted line notes someone saying it is uncanny how she resembles Aunt Panny. The remark highlights perceived similarity between the speaker and their aunt, reflecting family resemblance.
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Newspaper
Waco News Citizen
Location
Waco, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1962
Page
2
A quoted line notes someone saying it is uncanny how she resembles Aunt Panny. The remark highlights perceived similarity between the speaker and their aunt, reflecting family resemblance.
Casa Manana in Fort Worth schedules a 1962 summer season with The Desert Song June 4–16, Peter Pan June 8–30, Bye Bye Birdie July 2–14, Fanny July 16–28, High Button Shoes July 30–Aug 11, Damn Yankees Aug 19–25, and Flower Drum Song Aug 27–Sept 4. Includes further dates and venues.
A Dallas reader emits gratitude for Hacienda in Texas' premier newspaper and hopes for more coverage in Dallas and a visit to Waco. Signed by K Kessler, Las Vegas Hacienda Hotel manager.
Gallon blood donors who visit the Central Texas Regional Blood Center on Mondays and Tuesdays feel their acts matter as the center receives a letter of thanks. The note from the director at the Texas Regional Blood Center details supplying three bottles of vaccinia immune globulin for a two percent year old patient named Pennie L. Anderson and notes the patient is convalescing well after delivery to James Connally Air Force Base.
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg told the ILGWU convention that a general reduction in the work week would raise unemployment. ILGWU President David Dubinsky had called for a national 35 hour week.
The Seventh and James Street Baptist Church hosts its Homecoming Sunday at 9 30 a m Rev Riley Eubank pastor conducts devotional and lawyer Claude Segrest welcomes visitors.
Joe Weldon Bailey is chosen to head the Columbus Avenue Baptist church led campaign to end the building fund indebtedness. The drive targets 300000 dollars, aims to end the United Fund mortgage payments, and add a swimming pool at the Doris Miller Branch. Membership and facility use at the Y have risen.
Dr W M Avent longtime Waco family doctor named chairman of the professional division for the 1963 Greater Waco United Fund campaign announced by Tom H Jackson. He will organize solicitation of attorneys dentists ministers physicians CPAs and professionals employees while supporting 33 agencies through the fund.
The Civil War Round Table of Waco will hold its final 1961 62 meeting in the Waco Public Library conference room Tuesday evening. Activities begin at 6 50 pm followed by a 7 15 pm presentation by Zack Belcher former KWTX news director on The Confederate Rain Arkansas. A book auction closes the event and interested history fans may contact Mrs Dorothy Scott for details.
Senator Ralph reports in a telegram from Washington that Troy is loaned 185000 dollars for sewage and water facilities. The project total is about 200000 dollars with 15000 dollars to be granted under the Federal Water Pollution Central Program.
Mrs Frank Matula will teach a three week First Aid course for ages 12 to 14 at the Red Cross Chapter House 525 North Eighteenth Street. Sessions three times weekly from 1 00 to 3 30 pm June 1 to June 29 totaling 15 hours. School children await this instruction and registration is with Mrs Clara Belle Neelley at PL 2 1607.
Fire Chief Skinner announces a standard Red Cross first aid course for adults at the Bellmead Fire Station starting Thursday June 14 at 7 30 p m and continuing each Tuesday and Thursday through June 28 The course costs only the Red Cross textbook Instructor Clyde P Findlay of the La Vega Church of Christ recently received a 30 year Red Cross service pin from Topeka Kansas and led a course for about twenty ladies at La Vega High School No advance enrollment required For information call Bellmead Fire Station SW 9 1661
Data from the Occupational Outlook Handbook shows more than 2 million men were employed in driving or delivery roles in 1960, transporting passengers and goods across extensive highway and urban networks.
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