Fidelis Class of First Baptist Whitewright Meets For Lunch
Twenty one members and associate members of the Fidelis Class of First Baptist church in Whitewright enjoyed lunch at Wyatt's cafeteria in Sherden Mall on Thursday with former members present. Class teacher is Mrs C J Meador and assistant Mary Lou Ayers. Officers include Mrs Mary Stephens president, Mrs Korda Skagg membership, Mrs Ty Robinson treasurer, Mrs Elizabeth Jones fellowship, Mrs Elma Sadler secretary, and Bertha assistant.
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First Baptist Church
Whitewright
Wyatt
Sherden Mall
C. J. Meador
Mary Lou Ayers
Mary Stephens
Korda Skagg
Hebron Baptists Hold Revival in Bells
Evangelist Dan Vestal leads a week long revival at Hebron Baptist Church Bells with nightly services through Sunday He preaches Saturday evening and leads worship on Sunday at 11 Tommy Perkins of Greenville directs congregational singing Amadillosreport details mention moon mineral Armacol named for Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins
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Hebron Baptist Church
Bells
Tommy Perkins
Greenville
Moon
Armstrong, Aldrin and
Collins
ETBC Summer Enrollment Shows Increase
ETBC enrollment rose in both summer sessions of 1975 compared with 1974. In session one 228 students enrolled this year versus 224 last year, and session two has 207 this year versus 198 in 1974. Officials note a five percent overall rise and more on‑campus housing.
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Jack Beadles
Order Your Trees for Next Year In Texas
Mason Cloud heads the Texas Forest Service urging orders for 1975 76 planting season at Indian Mound Nursery near Alto. Pine seedlings 7.50 to 9.50 per thousand with 500 minimum for one acre. windbreak 5 per hundred delivered. Shipments mid December to February. tax added. checks to Texas Forest Service. Last year Indian Mound produced 39.1 million trees, with 1 500 Texans planting pines and windbreaks and 3.7 million pines under Forestry Incentives Program aiding 194 landowners. Expansion planned toward 50 million seedlings annually.
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Forest Environment Department
Texas Forest Service
College Station
Alto
Indian Mound Nursery
Indian Mound
Harold Lovell
Government securities fund Navy expansion after Revolutionary War
Citizens invested 711700 to back the navy build up, enabling a down payment on 10 ships. Texas Forest Service seedlings, though not for ornament, support conservation and erosion control along highways like Interstate 30. Highway Department buys seedling stock for rights of way to reduce maintenance and restore natural cover and beauty.
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Congress
Texas
Texas Forest Service
Texas Highway Department
Texarkana
Highway Department
Raymond Hudson
Atlanta
National motto chosen for a unified United States
The delegates Thomas Jefferson Benjamin Franklin and John Adams proposed a national seal concept and a motto. Congress approved E Pluribus Unum borrowed from The Gentlemen's Magazine as the motto to describe a country formed from many states.
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Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Congress
Gentlemen's Magazine
World Almanac Notes
Trenton Calaboose Restored Near Old Site
The Trenton calaboose, unused as a lockup for years, is relocated near the Katy railroad tracks on city land. Mayor Spence Vincent notes plans to fully restore it, but doubts it will return to its original jail function, possibly used only for special occasions.
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Trenton
Mittee
Vincent
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