Mrs Byron Duncan Installed as President of B P W Club
Mrs Byron Duncan was installed as president of the Wellington Business and Professional Women's Club in a May 26 ceremony after the regular dinner. Mrs Will E Leslie of Memphis officiated, with Miss Inez Mason assisting. New officers include Mrs Gorman Owens as first vice president and Mrs Dudley Phipps as second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Duncan
B&pw Club
Wellington
Will E. Leslie
Memphis
Inez Mason
Donna Knight
Hale Center
John Coleman
Emmert
John Justice
Clarendon
Duncan
Fred Watkins
Jenkins
A. V. Lowrie
Dudley Phipps
Aaron
Lydia McPherson
Louise Templeton
Rufus Sweat
Lowell Wells
Francis Roberts
Gribble
Jimmie Kelso
Zook Thomas
Owens
Ernest Harwell
Service News Notes Local Armed Forces Members
AML Senteemeee and Mrs. Kenneth Martindale pledge allegiance at Ft Hood ceremony. Luther Gribble led guests at Leslie’s club event. Mrs Martindale of Doz Miss Magon mentioned as visiting. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs Martindale.
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Kenneth Martindale
Luther Gribble
Army
Ft. Hood
Leslie
Bary Martindale
Doz
Magon Ofier
Quail FHA Elects Officers for Next Year
Quail Future Homemakers elected officers for the coming school year at a May 21 meeting. President Janice Pitts leads the group with Mary K. Conner as first vice president Judy Campbell as second vice president Neva Baker as third vice president Dianne Moseley as fourth vice president Sue Saunders as song leader Nancy Harris as pianist Lonetta Neeley as secretary Shirley Horton as treasurer Patricia Kimbro as historian and parliamentarian Neva Baker was chosen to attend the Area I FHA officers leadership workshop June 16 to 18 at Texas Tech Lubbock.
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Quail Future Homemakers
Janice Pitts
Mary K. Conner
Judy Campbell
Neva Baker
Dianne Moseley
Sue Saunders
Nancy Harris
Lonetta Neeley
Shirley Horton
Patricia Kimbro
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Thompson girl to Camp Sweeney summer
Janie Thompson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson will spend part of the summer at Camp Sweeney near Gainesville. Her mother and sister Sammie are attending summer school at North Texas State University in Denton.
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Janie Thompson
Sam Thompson
Camp Sweeney
Gainesville
Sammie
North Texas State University
Denton
Danube Man Wins Mayoral Race Against Incumbent Brother
A Danube Minnesota resident was elected mayor by defeating his brother who was the sitting mayor. The race concluded with the challenger overcoming the incumbent to assume city leadership.
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Danube
Minn
Higher Education Costs Too Low
In 1964-65 the Texas House debated higher education funding as the $3 billion state budget moved forward. Officials proposed 226 million dollars, Governor Connally backed 225 million, while key lawmakers fought for Arlington State College and Galveston Maritime funding, with both sums subject to possible restoration.
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Austin
House
State General Revenue Fund
Price Daniel
Legislative Budget Board
John B. Connally
Paducah
Bill Heatly
Hugh Palmer
Fort Worth
Heatly
Arlington State College
Palmer
Don Gladden
Arlington
Quail School marks 60th anniversary with Stephens family link
Former student and later teacher at Quail School linked to Mrs G T Stephens through the 60th anniversary of the first school observed May 22. Stephens did not attend first but enrolled and graduated there and returned to teach. Mr Stephens served on the trustees when Quail and area districts consolidated as six children all attended and graduated at Quail.
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Quail
G. T. Stephens
Firefighters delayed by Tokyo house numbers blaze spreads
Fire engines raced to a blaze but a faulty house-numbering system slowed arrival. Four houses burned before help reached the scene, with the fire six doors from the station, delaying suppression.
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Tokyo
St Josephs Hospital Patient Admissions And Discharges
A list from St Josephs Hospital records May 18 to May 30 details patient names, ages, relations, and medical statuses including medical surgical obstetrical traumatic and cases like tonsillectomy and discharge to Amarillo hospital. Names include Henry Boeckman Sumner wood John Elbert Sisk and Mrs. P K Hardy among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Boeckman
Sumnerwood
Pat Bouchelle
John Elbert Sisk
E. A. Singsley
Hospital admissions and discharges listed for May to June
The record lists patient admissions from May 30 to May 31 including Rev. J. F. Michael surgical and Mrs. A. S. Bolton medical, with others admitted May 31. Prior admissions and discharges cover May 18 to May 21 and May 27, ending with J. F. Michael listed as May 230.
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J. L. Deger
Jimmie DeMoss
Archie Johnston
Scott Nen] Jr
GC. N. Allison
Joe Peterson
Cal Sage
Elvis Crawley
J. F. Michael
Local Births Reported in Canyon and Amarillo Areas
Wellington area couples announce births at Neblett and St Josephs Hospitals. Kenneth Jay Warren weighs eight pounds three ounces born May 21 in Canyon. Sara Lee Cortes weighs seven pounds one ounce born May 21 in Edinborough Scotland. Rebecca Romo weighs seven pounds seven ounces born May 27 in St Josephs Hospital. Nicholas Dee Coleman weighs eight pounds twelve ounces born May 30 in Northwest Texas Hospital Amarillo. Grandparents listed for each family.
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R. W. Warren
Amarillo
Kenneth Jay
Neblett Hospital
Canyon
Frank Langford
Charles Gibbs
Edinborough
Scotland
Isadora Cortez
Sara Lee
St. Joseph's Hospital
Rebecca
Natividad Romo
Mario Coleman
Nicholas Dee
Northwest Texas Hospital
Colemans
Dee Coleman
E. N. Schaffner
Shamrock
Marriage Licenses List From Collingsworth County
Billy Harold Jones age 18 and Carolyn Ann Cook age 17 of Collingsworth county were issued a marriage license on May 26. RL Harris age 19 and Linda Darnell Nickelberry age 16 of Collingsworth county received theirs in May. Arthur Hopkins Woods Jr. was also noted in the licensing entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Harold Jones
Carolyn Ann Cook
Collingsworth County
RL. Harris
Linda Darnell Nickelberry
Arthur Hopkins Woods, Jr
Notable Young Couples Toasted in Local Social Set
Two marriages reported with names and ages: Stanley Harris Faught 21 of Oklahoma County and Mise Shirley Louise Miller 16, and a separate couple 22 of Little Rock Arkansas and Andres Lynn Carter 19 of Collingsworth County with dates May 28 and May 29 respectively.
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Little Rock
Ark
Andres Lynn Carter
Collingsworth County
Stanley Harris Faught
Mise Shirley ‘Louise Miller
Oklahoma County
Texas May Draft Quota Drops to 258 Men
The May draft quota for Texas stands at 258 men, far below April's 449. The smaller figure reflects administrative adjustments and supply considerations affecting local conscription.
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Texas
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