Keeping Money At Home Important To Local Business Development
Roger Babson argues it is unpatriotic for residents to move deposits to distant banks. He cites a 3.5 percent to 4.5 percent rate contrast with 2-3 percent stock yields and urges keeping funds local to support regional banks and economic growth, noting personal experiences and broader economic concerns.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
Dallas Couple Visit Parents This Weekend
From Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Strickland visited the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roberts for a weekend stay.
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Dallas
Jerry Strickland
Wayne Roberts
Banker’s harsh remark sparks debate on education
A banker argues that college costs set a man back three or four years. He asks why general language when the speaker should name the target. He adds that when you blame others, three fingers point back at yourself.
Texas A&M Veterinary School Established in 1916
The School of Veterinary Medicine at Texas A M College was established in 1916 marking a milestone for veterinary education. The institution began its operations to train veterinarians and advance animal health and scientific research.
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School of Veterinary Medicine of
Texas A. & M. College
Official Denial Notes in State Discourse
A brief commentary notes that modern statesmen struggle to avoid false statements and refers to the situation as an official denial in political messaging. The remark underscores the tension between public statements and claimed truths in governance.
School Cafeteria Workers Attend Santone Meeting
Six members of Winters local school cafeteria attended the Texas School Food Service Convention in San Antonio. Sessions covered time management menu planning and food presentation with shows on baking, meat cookery, and meat disjointing. Mr Stewart Harral closed with talk on getting along with others. Attendees from Winters included Mrs J B Whitlow Mrs Hazel Nitch Mrs J T Parker Mrs Sam Russell Mrs J C Hodnett and Mrs Ernest Haupt.
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Texas School Food Service
San Antonio
Stewart Harral
Winters
J. B. Whitlow
Hazel Nitsch
J. T. Parker
Sam Russell
J. C. Hodnett
Ernest Haupt
Oak Creek Lake Gets 80 000 Bass Fry and 300 000 Forage Minnows
Texas Game and Fish Commission crews truck 80 000 bass fry and 300 000 forage minnows to Oak Creek Reservoir 30 miles south of Sweetwater. After a ninety percent rotenone reduction of rough fish, biologists say fingerlings need about a year to reach good fishing. San Angelo hatcheries may restock large redcar sunfish by fall. If conditions stay favorable, fishing should improve by fall 1963 and through 1964.
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Texas Game and Fish Commission
Oak Creek
Sweetwater
Henry B. Burkett
Region I
San Angelo
Birth of Joseph Mark Eubank in Dallas
Mr and Mrs C H Eubank Jr of Dallas announce the birth of a son, Joseph Mark, on July 3. Both mother and baby are doing well. Grandparents Mr and Mrs C H Eubank Sr traveled to Dallas Monday and stayed with Elaine Garrett to assist with the new arrival.
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C. H. Eubank Jr
Dallas
Joseph Mark
C. H. Eubank Sr
Elaine Garrett
Mrs J E Smith Re elected To Head First Baptist WMU
Mrs J E Smith was re elected president of the Woman s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church. Officers include Loyd Roberson as vice president Joe Baker treasurer and W W King secretary. Circle chairmen and department heads are named with several assistants and counselors in this church group.
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J. E. Smith
Woman's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Loyd Roberson
Joe Baker
W.W. W. King
R. D. Collins
W. S. Cooke
Bill Chapman
Ed Brandon
T. H. Worthington
E. J. Redman
YWA
David Carroll
Jesse Bailey
Dennis Rodgers
W. G. Bedford
Kenneth Simpson
W. J. Yates
Bert Humble
Sunbeam
T. Goodwin
W. J. Briley
H. W. Schwartz
B. T. Gardner
Doyle Newcomb
George Poe
J. F. Priddy
Marvin Bedford
F. F. Hamilton
Baptist women discuss missions and evangelism program
Twenty five women attended a meeting led by ae W. R. Kennedy who spoke on the ue program. Mrs. Earl Dor introduced Christian representatives from other lands. Mrs. Schwartz covered general policies of both the case and Foreign Mission Boards in The Baptist Way. Mrs. J. R. Earley spoke on The Way on Home Fields and Mrs. B. Shoemake presented The Way in evangelism. Mrs. W. S. Cooke led prayer with new member Mrs. Bill Mayo listed.
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Ae W. R. Kennedy
Earl Dor
Schwartz
Case
Foreign Mission Boards
Baptist Way
J. R. Earley
B. Shoemake
Cooke Sienna
Bill Mayo
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