Community News Notes From Crews Area Residents
A long list of visitors from Lubbock Great Falls Winters and Dallas called on Crews area families including the Toungets McBeths Dietz and Phipps families. A reunion is planned for August 10 with church services basket lunch and a business meeting. Also noted are visits by many locals to relatives and friends and a column on argon dating in geology noting rocks as old as 4 500 million years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester McBeths
Armol Tounget
Lubbock
Keith Tounget
Great Falls
Montanna
Lyndon McBeth
Monahans
Ella Phipps
Winters
Effie Dietz
Gaston Ernst
San Antonio
Earl White
Sherry Holmes
Dallas
Margarite Mathis
O'Neal Bloom
Jerry Kraatz
Kyle Kraatz
Rodney Faubion
Amantina Faubion
Jim McAden
Marvin Gerhart
N. L. Faubion
The Allure and Obsession of Sewing
A vivid warning about how sewing can transform from a hobby to a consuming habit. It traces the path from innocent lessons and bargain fabric to fabric hoarding, pattern piles, and ritual tools, ending with the mess and lint of an all consuming craft.
First American Woman Earns Jockey License in 1968
Kathy Kusner became the first American woman licensed as a jockey when the Maryland Racing Commission granted her a license in October 1968. Her achievement marked a milestone for women in horse racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Kusner
Maryland Racing Commission
Krueger Calls for Bipartisan National Energy Policy Debate
In a House debate on a comprehensive energy bill Krueger outlines challenges from regional biases to voter pressures and urges a bipartisan, consumer-protective policy. He notes a proposed pricing reform narrowly failed and cites talks with Frank Zarb to craft a viable compromise with hopes for presidential approval. The piece also includes a card of thanks from Mrs. John Baty and daughter for funeral support after their brother's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Congress
New England
Texas
Frank Zarb
Federal Energy Administration
South Side
Approved School Supplies List for Winters Schools
The list, by principal George M. Beard, outlines required materials for Winters Primary and Elementary grades. It specifies items by grade from kindergarten to seventh grade and includes pencils, paper, glue, crayons, rulers, scissors, notebooks, construction paper, erasers, glue, Kleenex, and pens among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Beard
Huskey
King Cole
Zaner —Bloser, Inc
Zaner — Eraser, Inc
Elmer's
Elmer's Glue
Zaner — Bloser, Inc
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Lemma Fuller
Coleman
Alta Hale
Hale
Ira Hale
Hords Creek Lake
Buck Campbell
Abilene
Burley Campbells
Ronald Hill
Sweetwater
Robert Hill
Odie Matthews
Colemans
Crystal Springs Ranch
San Saba
Larry Calcote
Snyder
Marion Woods
Roy Calcote
Herbert Minzenmayer
San Angelo
Raymond Kurtz
Sammy Thomas
Spain
Boyd Grissom
Max
Grissoms
von Byrd
Jennifer
John Sims
Marvin Hambright
W. F. Smith
Waco
U.S.S.R
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
U.S
Peggy Bendel
Monza
Vega
Monte Carlos
Caprice
Kovais
Angela
Krueger’s
Kolumn
Cong
Bob Krueger
Billy
Frenchie Burke
Sean Inc
Nolan County Coliseum
P.O. Box
Lone Star Gas Co
West Twohig San Angelo
Spill Bros.co
Winters, Texas
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