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Newspaper

Waco News Citizen

Location

Waco, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1966

Page

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99 year old Fitz Williams visits Hub Barber Shop in North Waco

Williams, living at the Regis, plans his 100th birthday this November and gets a haircut manicure and shoe shine. The piece notes local politics with a candidate living in North Waco and the Southwest ward race and comments on past civic league control and ward realignments. Farmers report bumper crops ahead and a Puebla Mexico murder case involving Ron A Warner is cited. Upcoming local events include Baylor centered gatherings and Masonic and Rotary meetings at Alice Center with dates through December.

North Fifth Fitz Williams Wilbur Crawford Williams the Regis Convention Department Waco District 2Xa Lions Alice Center J. A. Houston District Rotary Conference Grand Lodge Temple Karem Temple Grand Masonic Lodge Royal Arch Alice ACT Insurance The Baptists Raleigh Shrine

Registering Continues At Brisk Pace

The text notes printing errors in forms for voting precinct numbers and advises voters to leave the precinct line blank if unknown. the clerk will determine it from residence. Registration continues daily in the courthouse and through Thursday. Absentee voting for the April 5 city election starts soon. three Waco council seats are vacant.

Joe Alexander Raymond Baker Waco

Republican Women To Meet Tuesday In McLennan County

Republican Women's Club of McLennan County will meet Tuesday March 15 at 4316 Pine in the home of Mrs. Charles Brueggerhoff. The session begins at 10 a.m. Rev. A. J. Duis of St. State thew's Lutheran Church will speak on Current American Attitudes. Mrs. Philbert Gayle chairs. Mrs. Trevor Whayne handles arrangements.

Republican Women’s Club McLennan County Charles Brueggerhoff Pine A. J. Duis St. Statethew’s

Clean Up Drive Plans Launched by Waco Beautification Council

Members of the Waco Civic Beautification Council met twice in the Bay lor Room of the Ramada Inn to organize the Clean-up Paint-up Fix-up Drive scheduled March 26 to April 2. Chairman Major Tom Nivens urged broad support and resources including money space and equipment. Rhea Cromwell of the Inspection department offered to open the dump ground for residents. Bill Grubb pledged trucks and volunteers from all military services.

Waco Baylor Ramada Inn Tom Nivens Nivens Rhea Cromwell

Waco Firm Wins Highway 35 Contract for 12,346 Miles

Young Brothers, Inc. awarded the contract to build 12,346 miles of SH 35 in McLennan and Bell counties. The bid totaled $255,003.23. Ramps and driveways at Rest Area, Revise Frontage Road, signing and delimiting to take 110 working days under E B Evans. James P Ledbetter will supervise the project from Waco.

McLennan Bell Coun Ty Waco Young Brothers, Inc E. B. Evans James P. Ledbetter

Salvation Army Lunch Panel Affirms Community Duty

Lt. Col. Paul Thornburg urged Salvation Army Advisory board members and guests to accept responsibility as their brother’s keeper at the Dallas district luncheon. Lee Glasgow was named board president with officers and new director N Eugene Perry replacing Claude Perry as he retires. The report noted $67,772.86 income and expenses for Waco operations and praise for local media and groups aiding the Christmas drive.

Paul Thornburg Dallas Salvation Army Advisory Board 13Th and Highway 35 Thornburg Salvation Army Wm. Booth Lee Glasgow Joe Jack Pearce Lance Corsbie John Rhodes Claude Perry Eugene R. Perry William Stevenson Mark Deering Catholic Church Glasgow Waco Citizen Karem Shrine Lions Club R. E.hall Citadel 4Th and Webster Bruce Belknap Waco United Fund Karem

Kendrick Elementary Honored Teachers at Spring Luncheon

Kendrick PTA executive board hosted its annual spring luncheon at the school cafetorium honoring the principal librarians teachers and office personnel. Mrs M R Bagby served as mistress of ceremonies introducing Avery Downing Waco Public Schools superintendent and Mr and Mrs W L Barron. The event featured spring flowers on tables and miniature flower place cards.

Kendrick Elementary The P-Ta M. R. Bagby Kendrick P-Ta Avery Downing Waco Public Schools W. L. Barron Barron Kendrick Pta

Two Major Projects Completed by VFW Post 2148

Post 2148 Veterans of Foreign Wars summarizes a busy year led by Commander A F Pugh. The duo of key efforts included manning Army kettles for Shriners shoe drive funds and adopting 16 families with Christmas food baskets. Dues payment period urged to sustain the organization.

A. F. Pugh Shriners VFW Veterans’ Organization

Baylor Best Dressed Coed Makes Her Own Clothes

Jennie Lennon a 21 year old nursing student from Knoxville Tennessee and senior at Baylor University Dallas made most of her clothes and was chosen by a Baylor panel to represent the university in Glamour magazine's contest naming the top 10 dressed college coeds in the nation. Lennon has been in Dallas training for two years and tutored science at the Waco State Home during her freshman and sophomore years. She is a member of Alpha Omega and named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities.

Waco Baylor University Jennie Lennon Knoxville, Tenn Baylor School of Nursing Dallas Lennon Baylor Glamour Magazine United States Waco State Alpha Omega

Baby the German Shepherd Shot Near Dallas Road

A four year old girl writes about Baby a beloved German Shepherd shot on March 8 1966 between 745 and 830 am. She recalls the dog’s loyalty and warns that stray gunfire endangers children and family pets, urging humane correction and offering pups at 1412 Old Dallas Road.

Old Dallas Road

Easter Seals drive to aid McLennan County families

Easter Seals mailed to fifteen thousand McLennan County families as the annual charity drive for the McLennan County Society of Crippled Children and Adults Hospital at 1501 N 18th runs March 7 to April 10. Campaign chair Mrs Herman Olen bush and aides announce 77 percent of donations stay locally. Open house at the hospital March 18 from 2 to 4 p.m. offers orthopedic therapy and perceptual training classes.

McLennan County David McMahen Billy McMahen S. Lacy Drive David Sanger Avenue McLennan County Society For Crippled Children and Adult’s Hospital N. 18Th Herman Olenbush Jim Dalton Crippled Children’s Hospital McLennan County Society of Crippled Children’s and Adult’s Hospital JH. Taylor E.H. Brown James T. Mixon J. Leigh Brooks

K D Manufacturing to Build Waco Plant for Lifts

K D Manufacturing Company of Cleburne officially announces a new Waco plant to produce rough terrain hydraulic lift trucks. Initial employment will be 60, with a half million dollar investment. Construction begins around April 1 and completes in five months on an eight acre site in East Waco Industrial District.

Cleburne Waco Waco Industrial Foundation Waco Chamber of Commerce M. M. Key, Jr K-D Manufacturing Company Industrial Development Department John Green Waco Advertising East Waco Industrial Foundation Gholson Road Texas Highway Department Key M. M. Key, Sr Peter Barksworth Glenn Melton George L. Lewis

Twelfth Air Force Awards Ceremony Honors Multiple Officers

Captain Harland M. Davis Jr. received the Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Leaf Clusters for heroism and meritorious aerial achievement in Vietnam while serving as an A 1E pilot and combat crew member. Major James J. Farrell earned the Bronze Star for ground operations in Southeast Asia. Brig. Gen. William D. Dunham presided as four Air Force Commendation Medals were awarded to Lt. Col. Bryan R. Jolley Maj. John W. Thompson Maj. Perry G. Viahos and SSgt. Lyle W. Rocker for meritorious service.

Harland M. Davis Jr Bong Son Republic of Vietnam Southeast Asia Davis Twelfth Air Force James J. Farrell

Law Respect Goal Aims at Wardens’ Conduct

Nineteen young men were commissioned as state game wardens with a pledge to be judged not only by court convictions but by their respect for wildlife conservation laws, hoped to reduce court cases and improve enforcement.

Austin

Col Noel B C Brown Named Staff Judge Advocate at Amarillo Center

Noel B C Brown, a Texas native and Baylor University graduate with an LL B and BA, becomes staff judge advocate at Amarillo Technical Training Center. A 1929 licensee and former assistant city attorney of Waco, he served in the Army Air Corps from 1942, worked for the Veterans Administration, returned to active duty in 1951, and prior to Amarillo posted to Ankara with the U S Logistical Force and to Japan.

Noel B. CY Brown Amarillo Technical Training Center Texas Waco High School Baylor University Col. Brown Waco Army Air Corps Veteran’s ‘Administration Air Force Amae Fillo Ankara Turkey United States Japan

Junior College Moves to JCAFB as Ball Addresses Educators

Dr. Wilbur A. Ball announced McLennan Junior College will be temporarily housed at James Connally Air Force Base. At a luncheon, he spoke of starting soon with a full faculty and possible majors, noting no state funds this first year and a tentative two year location on base. Public survey on senior counts was urged to estimate fall enrollment.

Wilbur A. Ball McLennan Junior College James Connally Air Force Base Chamber of Commerce Alice Center Ball JCAFB T.C. Fitzhugh Henry Griffin Mart West, McGregor Central Texas General Stillwell James Connally Technical Institute

Waco Shriners Assist Grand Opening in Galveston

A group of Shriners from Karem Temple will attend the Grand Opening of the Shriners Institute in Galveston. The ceremony is led by Imperial potentate Barney Collins and marks a key ceremony for the Shrine of North America.

Karem Temple Shriners 7 Institute Galveston Oe Ee Cere Imperial of the Shrine of North America Barney Collins

President Jefferson Begins Coast Survey in 1807

In 1807 President Jefferson secured congressional authorization for the first U S survey of the coasts and harbors, initiating a foundational maritime mapping effort.

Jefferson Conegress The U.S

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