Little Will Worth Photographers Society Program
The Fort Worth Photographers Association selects Little Will t for their January meet to discuss large portraits and handling. He has six years on the Texas Professional Photographers Association state board and earned top portrait awards in state regional and national exhibits. He and photographer Ruth Winters will present the program on January 18 in Fort Worth.
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Security taxes for 1961 unchanged, says official
B Ellington, manager of Angelo Social Security estates for 1961, states the rate remains at 3 percent of wages paid for employees with self employed at 4 1 2 percent. Total 6 percent with both employed. No inquiries yet about 1961 increases. Officials urge contact with Social Security office for more information.
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B. Ellington
Angelo Social Security Estates
Innm
Ial Security Office
Scout Troop 1 Meeting At First Church
Scout Troop No 1 gathered at the First Church for a Wednesday program to bake cookies and popcorn. Attendees included Gwen Wheeler Kay Lynn Rives Wilkerson Cynthia Pin ary Fairey Myrlee Min r Shelia Kraatz Sandra Pauline Rozmen Sally Eileen Faubion Pauline Kraatz and Rob Wilkerson Zola Roz led the activity with Jim Wild Dennis Rozmen assisting.
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Ian
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Gwen Wheeler
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Kay Lynn Rives
Wilkerson
Cynthia Pinary Fairey
Myrlee Minr
Shelia Kraatz
Sandra Pauline Rozmen
Sally Eileen Faubion
Pauline Kraatz
Andra Wilkerson
Zola Rozsted
Jim Wild
Dennis Rozmen
Authors Anonymous Club Chooses Pins At School Meeting
Authors Anonymous Club met January 10 to select three dates for a tacky party and choose a club pin. Marion Barrow read the program. awards went to Karen Foster for Mind your own Business, Marion Barrow for Death, Marta Davidson for What Is a Home, Pamela Bedford for Profile, and the group listed attendees and sponsor Mrs. Charles Kruse.
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Authors Anonymous
Marta Davidson
Marion Burrow
Karen Foster
Marion Barrow
Pamela Bedford
Marta da
Runnels County Bureau Directors Set January Meeting
The Runnels County Bureau directors will hold its regular monthly meeting on January 19 at the office. The agenda includes an introductory program series titled A Farmer, a film, and a presentation by Hugo Vogelsang. Directors and staff invite members and non members, including farmers, to attend and discuss membership and organizational development.
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Runnels Coun Bureau
Inger
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Lone Star Gas offers common stock rights to stockholders
Lone Star Gas Company plans a rights offering at 40 dollars per share for 655,733 new shares to holders of record January 5 1961. A group led by First Boston will buy all unsubscribed shares after January 23 1961. Proceeds fund debt prepayment and 1961 expansion. The firm serves 850000 customers in Texas and Oklahoma, with Lone Star Producing Company handling oil and gas ventures.
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the First Boston Corporation
Lone Star Gas Company
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Oklahoma
Lone Star Producing Company
Livingston Home Recruit Visited Parents Over Holidays
Pat Livingston, stationed at the WAC Center at Fort McClellan Alabama, spent Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs H B Livingston in Livingston.
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Livingston
Pat Livingston
WAC
Fort McClellan
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H. B. Livingston
Visitors from Texas and Georgia Stop at Wood Home
Mrs. Ernst Schuchard and Mrs. R. A. Terry of San Antonio accompany Mrs. Wallace Oliver of Athens Georgia visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wood in Wood.
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Ernst Schuchard
R. A. Terry
San Antonio
Wallace Oliver
Athens, Ga
Oliver Wood
Leftovers draw many women due to thrift or taste choices
The item questions whether a habit of choosing leftovers stems from thrift motivations or a broader sense of taste. It weighs practicality against culinary preferences and considers social cues that influence eating patterns among women.
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