Three Primary Referendum Issues Face Texas Voters
The May 4 primary includes three opinion only referenda. Voters decide on horse racing with parimutuel wagering, liquor by the drink in wet areas via local options, and creation of a Texas Dairy Commission to regulate milk prices. Each proposition notes it is an expression of public opinion with no legal effect. In Albany, Texas Parks branded 21 Longhorn calves at Fort Griffin State Park and 20 were acceptable for registration. Beva VII and Beva IX remain UT mascots. others stationed at Longhorn Cavern and Fort Griffin.
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Collingsworth County
Texas
Texas Horse Racing Board
Track Corporation
Texas Dairy Commission
State Senate
House
Albany
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Fort Griffin State Park
Joe Shelton
Shelton
Texas Longhorn Breeders Association of America
Beva VII
Beva IX
University of Texas In
Austin
Longhorn Cavern State Park
Burnet
Spray Sizing Restores Finish to Washables
College Station report on spray sizing outlines a finish agent that restores like new look and feel to washable fabrics. Rheba Boyles notes it adds body and flexibility, helps shed wrinkles, and differs from starch by bonding fibers with a vegetable compound. Texas A&M specialist warns it should not flake scorch or yellow fabrics or stick to irons.
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College Station
Rheba Boyles
Texas A&m University
Southwestern State College to Hold 64th Spring Convocation
Two area residents are among 626 students earning degrees May 24 at Southwestern State College Weatherford Oklahoma. The 64th annual spring convocation begins at 8 30 p m Patricia Delano Overton Brown Vinson will receive a bachelor of arts in education with a music major James Russell Carter will receive a bachelor of science in education with a business major.
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Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Okla
Patricia Delano Overton Brown
Vinson
Wellington High School
James Russell Carter
First Christian Church Hosts Panhandle Evangelists
The First Christian Church in Wellington entertained the Panhandle Evangelistic Association of Christian Churches on Friday April 26.
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First Christian Church
Wellington
Panhandle
Association elects officers and revises by laws
During the business session officers for the coming year were elected and the constitution and by laws were revised. Charles Hicks, minister of the fast phrenic and a dnspieter spoke for the association. Representing the Wellington church were Min Hicks and Raymond Neel ey. Paul Guthrie led the barbecue supper. MARMLGE Seat. Each member church has its Classified Ads get results.
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Charles Hicks
Marmlge
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