School driver education to start with 13 students enrolled
Superintendent O V Barker announced a summer driver education course with 13 students enrolled. A $20 fee will be charged and will remain standard for future sessions whether in summer or the regular term.
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O. V. Baerker
Bells School Board Names New Teachers and Appoints Aid
The Bells School Board met Tuesday night and named two new teachers. Mrs James Mitchusson, newly degreed, will teach fifth grade. Mrs Hazel Griffin of Denison was named Bells High School English teacher. The board also appointed a tax equalization aid with members J T Thomas J R Morreee and Grady Hensley.
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Lawrence Smith
United First
Rev. Smith
W.S. Collins
Pilot Point
Smith
Dexter
Texas
Harless Memorial Methodist Church
Denison
Sadler
Bells
Doug Neves
Alvin
Wade Neves
Harry Steanley
New Orleans
Sherry Atkinson
Corpus Christi
W. Hu Atkinson
Fairy Ramsey
John Wayne Ramsey
Plano
Ervin Cross
Durant Sune
Euegene Brooks
Paul Reyenolds
Kansas City
Missouri
C. E. Smith
R. R. Reynolds
Earl Washburn
Dallas
Bob Bean
Ora Waters
Bobby Baker
Mesquite
Don Mullinix
A. F. Mullinix
Burksville
Tennessee
Arkansas
Eve Gene
Jimmy House
Whitewright
Grand Prairie
Donald Cross
Tommy Denney
Bonham
Fred Meek
Orville Fletcher
Charlston
N.C
O. E. Price
Becky Ferguson
Sherman
Price
Garnet Mee Graw
Pam, Kay and
Karen
St. Charles
Odell De=ahey
Charles French
Birtzy Dunn
W. H. Dunn
Bells School
J. T. Thomas
J. R. Morreee
Grady Hensley
James Mitchusson
Hazel Griffin
Bells Canasta Club Holds Tuesday Meeting at Bank
The Bells Canasta Club met Tuesday night in the First National Bank community room with 10 members. Mrs. Enola Newland hosted and refreshments followed. Scores were won by Mrs. Pat Templeton, Mrs. Eleanor Via and Mrs. Newland.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
United First Methodist Church
Neal Gilliam
Mary
Mother of
Christ
Lawrence Smith
Bells Canasta Club
First National Bank
Enola Newland
Pat Templeton
Eleanor Via
Newland
Television Tornado Warning System by Newton Weller
A West Des Moines electronics researcher Newton Weller develops a TV based tornado warning method. The system uses Channel 2 tuning and Channel 13 to detect approaching tornadoes with a white screen signal. Weller tested the method in 1968 with a tornado sighting in Orange City and publicized findings through media and Popular Mechanics.
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Temple
VA Center
Texas
West de Moines
Newton Weller
Civil Defense
Weller
Channel 13
Wellers
Paul Waite
Iowa
U. S. Weather Bureau
News
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Orange City
Popular Mechanics
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Louis Sheearer
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J. B. Layman
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Ervin Cress
Weldon Meek
Joe Everheart
Bible School
The
First Baptist Church
Harry Stanley
Douglas Lansford
Fred Cook
Raymond McCarthy
Baptists
Lester Probst
Texas Alchohol Narcotics Education, Inc
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Mrs. Collins
W. S. Collins
Savoy
Virginia Point
Pastoreate
Simplicity Pattern Co. Ince
Simplicity
Extension Service
Chicago
Dolores Meek
Whitewright’s
Dawson Memorial Arena
Texas Nuclear Science
Texas Nuclear Science Symposium
Austin
Community Public Service Company
Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation
University of Texas
Your Electric Light & Power Company
Lokey Edwards
Canasta
Standard Brands
County Extension Service
Lice
Erne
Cowboy
Bob Meisenbach
Whitewrigh