Memorial Gifts Honor Cancer Crusade Leader Proposes
Billy Moseley of Collingsworth County urges memorial gifts to the American Cancer Society as living tributes. Gifts support research in hospitals and labs, provide fellowships, train future researchers, and notify families with a Memorial Card. Donors’ names go into the Texas Division Memorial Book.
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American Cancer Society
Billy Moseley
Collingsworth County Cancer Crusade
Texas Division
Mrs Nall Joins Memphis PCA As Secretary
Mrs Nall began work June 2 as secretary to Herbert Bearden at the Memphis Production Credit Association office. She succeeds Mrs James Richardson who resigned. She has lived in Memphis four and a half years, coming from Flamet with her husband employed by the Mill Iron Ranches. Prior to Memphis she kept books for a Flomot Gin for three years.
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Richard Nall
Herbert Bearden
Memphis Production Credit Association
James Richardson
Nall
Flamet
Hospital named for WWI hero in Temple Texas
Named for Major James A. McCloskey, first U.S. Army doctor to die in World War I, the McCloskey General Hospital at Temple Texas honors his memory after his death on Bataan March 26, 1942.
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McCloskey
Temple
Texas
James A. McCloskey
Bataan
Don Scotts Move to Dallas Area for new life in Irving
Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott and children Dale and Renee moved Saturday June 6 to Irving Texas from Durham North Carolina where he worked at a color photo processing lab. Scott enrolled at Arlington State College and will work for Fox Photo Finishing Co. He previously attended Texas Tech. Mrs. Scott and the children remained with relatives until school ended.
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Don Scott
Dale
Renee
Irving
Durham
N.C
Scott
Arlington State College
Fox Photo Finishing Co
Texas Tech
Norwood Youth on Mission Tour Sends Tech Students Abroad
Nine Texas Tech students head to Vermont for two weeks of mission work with a small Church of Christ. Leon Crouch leads the group. Mike Wischkaemper, a Tech freshman, accompanies the team from Sumnerwood. They will visit the World's Fair in New York during the trip. Titmice in Britain have learned to open milk bottles.
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Mike Wischkaemper
Sumnerwood
Texas Tech
Vermont
Church of Christ
Leon Crouch
Tech
Wischkaemper
A. F. Wischkaemper
New York
Boys State Activity Under Way at Austin
The American Legion Boys State opens in Austin with 718 high school boys from across Texas. Notables include Attorney General Waggoner Carr and figures from the University of Texas and Texas Supreme Court. The program emphasizes practical government learning through party conventions caucuses and primaries.
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Austin
American Legion
Waggoner Carr
Colingsworth County
Noah Lloyd Stice
Richard Dale Morris
William Paul Spillman Jr
Ronald C. Hurst
American Legion Post
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
University of Texas
Longhorn
Pioneer
State
Capitol
John BE
McKelvey
Electra
Harry Ransom
Zollie Steakley
Supreme Court of Texas
American Legion Auxiliary
Harold J. Cooper
Beaumont
The
Harry Wright
Mexico City
Robert W. Calvert
Dave Shanks
Austin American Statesman
Boys State
Texas
Teenagers Need Training in Money Management
College Station report finds Texas teens often mishandle money and parents miss chances to teach. Patsy Reynolds of Texas A&M notes lack of parental perspective on money as a training tool. Research by Dr Bardin Nelson indicates most training was incidental and unplanned.
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Blackland
Patsy Reynolds
Texas A&m University
Bardin Nelson
A&m Agricultural Economics and Sociology Department
Syria
Teaching money management to minors urges structured allowances
Dr Nelson study of 15 and 16 year olds notes parents should give slightly more money than necessary to allow spending choices. Miss Reynolds adds supervision helps prevent mistakes while teaching planned opportunities to learn budgeting before young people go on their own.
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Nelson
Miss Reynolds
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Wellington Garden Club
Bob Stephenson
el Paso Street
Stephenson
Chas Slay
R. W. Brantley
J. M. Stowell
Moseley
Cancer Society
Mrs. Nall
Memphis
PCA
Don Scotts
Dallas
Norwood
Britain
Patiernsieors Progress
West Texas Community of Ballin
Memorial Hospital
Ger
Ballinger
Frontier Museum
WTA
West Texas Utilities Company
Colorado
College Station
Chester L. Harrison
Optometrist
West Avenue
Wellington
City State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation