Kings Go Forth at State Theatre opens this Sunday
Frank Ross presents Kings Go Forth starring Frank Sinatra Tony Curtis and Natalie Wood with Leora Dana Karl Swenson Anne Codee and Jackie Berthe in a World War II romance set on the French Riviera through United Artists. Also shown Once Upon a Horse and Peter Pan in Technicolor with Dan Rowan Dick Martin Martha Hyer Leif Erickson Nita Talbot Max Baer and others.
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French Riviera
Frank Ross
State Theatre
United Artists
Frank Sinatra
Tony Curtis
Natalie Wood
Leora Dana
Karl Swenson
Anne Codee
Jackie Berthe
Delmer Daves
Merle Miller
Joe David Brown
Daniel Fapp
Elmer Bernstein
Hollywood
Dan Rowan
Dick Martin
Martha Hyer
Leif Erickson
Nita Talbot
James Glea
Bank Capital and Liabilities Statement from 1959 Filing
A Texas bank reports total deposits of 4 132 560.27 and total liabilities of 4 543 025.56 with capital accounts of 410 465.29. The document lists asset pledges and notes internal officials Gattis Neely approving the statement dated January 6 1959 and signed by several officers including J W Dixon and Jno W Norman.
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Gattis Iis
Former Winters Resident Dies In Farm Tractor Accident
Daniel Richard Aley, 50, son of Mary Aley of Winters, was killed when a tractor ran over him while picking cotton 100 miles north of Fresno. Funeral services will be held in Kerman, with burial there. Born April 8, 1908, he moved to California about ten years ago and was a Baptist. Surviving are his mother, five brothers Elmer, Robert, Jack, N. M., Sam and five sisters Tennie Puckett Tom Puckett Vernie Edwards Ben Williams Tilma Puckett.
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Daniel Richard Aley
Mary Aley
Winters
Fresno
Calif
Bragg Funeral Chapel
Kerman
Pumphrey
Aley
California
Funeral Services Held Sunday For Mrs. Lee Porch
Mrs. Audrie King Porch 69 longtime Runnels County resident died Friday at her home after five years of ill health. Funeral Sunday at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev. B T Shoemake officiating. Burial in Crews cemetery. Survivors include four daughters Lillie Baldwin Vera LeFoon Robert White and Goldman Marsh. siblings and grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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Lee Porch
Runnels County
Spill Memorial Chapel
B. T. Shoemake
First Baptist Church
Crews Cemetery
Frank White
Winters
Ray Mathis
Boern
Floyd Earley
Midland
Elbert King
Corpus Christi
W. W. King
Joe Irvin
Mancie King
Abilene
Arthur Bates
Lloyd Wilkerson
Baine Miller
C. C. McKnight
Thad Traylor
Eldon Mathis
First Cattle Market Of The Year At Fort Worth
The January 1959 cattle market at Fort Worth opened with strong slaughter cows and calves, steady fed cattle and bulls, and high baby beef prices. Heifers and stocker yearlings traded up to $29.50, with hogs advancing about 50 cents and lambs opening weaker but reaching $18.50 for top slaughter lambs.
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Fort Worth
Ted Gould
R. H. Coltzer
Erath County
Gaines Plaxco
Clay County
USDA
Slaughter Lamb Prices Rise in Local Market Report
Lamb prices ranged from 16.00 to 17.50 with best lambs at 17.00 to 17.50. Odd yearlings sold 15 to 17 and aged muttons brought around 12. Slaughter ewes sold around market levels as buyers showed strong demand.
Meat Imports Big Factor In Livestock Prices
Argentina shipped 5,128 metric tons to the United States in two weeks, with 3,351 tons salted and cured beef suited for manufacturing and competitive with boning types like canners and cutters. Argentina also ordered beefless Tuesdays and Fridays to curb meat consumption and boost exports. New Zealand meat sales are noted.
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United States
USDA
Argentina
New Zealand
Global meat trade figures and disease bans spark policy shifts
January totals show 5 850 tons or 11 700 000 pounds of beef, Australia sent 196 long tons of frozen beef recently. Guatemala bans cattle from neighbors for two years to shield herds from disease, threatening U S outlets. Ireland insures U S shipments against such bans.
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Australia
Guatemala
U. S
Ireland
Smith Family Visits Frank Johnson Home
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Smith and their children spent last week visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson.
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Hearne
George F. Smith
Frank Johnson
Sub Deb Club Hosts Meeting And Cake Sale Plan
Carol Ann Smith hosted the Sub Deb Club gathering at her parents home with Beverly Bedford presiding and Martha Lloyd as secretary. The group voted for a cake sale on January 10 and discussed camp plans. Members present included Karen Parrish, Marc Knox, Martha Lloyd, Toni Johnson, and others.
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Carol Ann Smith
Jim Smith
Beverly Bedford
Martha Lloyd
Karen Parrish
Marc Knox
Toni Johnson
Nancy Benson
Ophelia Dietz
Marilyn Mitchell
Frances Sanders
Bud Puckett
Sammie Jones
Martha Marks
Lavera Williams
Evelyn Hudgins
Barbara Dunn
Edna Mayfield
Nancy Roberts
Carol Smith
W. T. Stapler
Robert Gans
WMU of Southside Baptist Church Meets With Nine Members
Woman Missionary Union of the Southside Baptist Church gathered Friday at the church with nine members present. Mrs. M. C. Wilbanks read the mission calendar, presiding by president Mrs. Louis Pendleton. Velma Fowler led songs, and several members shared tunes and prayers. A visitor, Mrs. Dave Doll, attended with her baby.
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Woman Missionary Union of the Southside Baptist Church
M. C. Wilbanks
Louis Pendleton Goner
Velma Fowler
Wilbanks
Doris Crim
Jesus
Jamnita Hill
James
M. J. Tolliman
Dave Doll
Baby
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John McGiver
Max Baer
Buddy Baer
Kermit Maynard
Bob Livingston
Tom Keene
Bob Steele
Peter Pan
Walt Disney
J. M. Barrie
Technicolor
Wendy
Nana
Mrs. Darling
Captain Hook
Cap’n
Smee
John
Michael
Tinker Bell
Messenger and Boon
the Winters State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve District No
Texas
Federal Reserve System
S of Texas
Durham
Smith Drug Company
Capital
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
WMU
Southside Baptist Church
Fisher
Chevy
Chevrolet
Tas
Tade Wee
Cherolet
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