Former Bradshaw Resident Robert Brooks Dies in Lubbock
Robert Ralph Brooks 49 of Lubbock, a former Bradshaw resident, died of an apparent heart attack last Thursday. He was a Texas Tech graduate, WWII veteran with the 15th Air Force, and a retail manager for Borden's Inc. Funeral services were at Forrest Heights United Methodist Church in Lubbock. Survivors include his wife Helan, daughter Bettye Starnes, three sons Lonnie, Gregory, and one grandson.
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Robert Ralph Brooks
Lubbock
Bradshaw
Forrest Heights United Methodist Church
Mr. Brooks
Shirley
Ark
Texas Tech University
Air Force
Borden's Inc
Lions Club of
Helan
Bobbete Starnes
Midland
Lonnie
Houston
Gregory
James Brooks
Abilene
Gene Brooks
Temple
Charles Brooks
Hillsboro
Johnnie Gann Jr
Winters
Mary Lou Williams
Lancaster
Calif
Lelia Denson
Nora Calloway
Lewisville
Olivia Randolph
Annie Laura Jackson
Johnnie Gann
Athlete's Foot Germ How to Kill It Quickly
A drug ad touts a fast acting treatment labeled T-4 L that stops itching and burning within an hour. It claims infected skin will begin to slough off in 3 to 5 days and healthy skin will reappear, promoted by MAIN DRUG COMPANY.
Lela Parrish Celebrates 92nd Birthday in Wingate
Mrs. Lela Parrish of Wingate marked her 92nd birthday on May 31. She received calls from brother Minter Humphreys of Arkansas and from grandson Zane Hensley and family in Pennsylvania. Birthday visitors included sister Lou Smithson of Abilene and several nieces, with cake cut in the company of Walter Humphreys, great grandson Tobin Burns, daughter Mary Lou Newsom, and others from Abilene Winters Fort Worth and Wingate.
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Lela Parrish
Wingate
Minter Humphreys
Arkansas
Zane Hensley
Tammy
Zanette
Pennsylvania
Lou Smithson
Abilene
Cecil Mathis
Mineral Wells
Cora Newhouse
Earl Abbott
Janet Burns
Winters
Walter Humphreys
Tobin Burns
Mary Lou Newsom
Fort Worth
Renee Aine
Wester Parrish
Wandrae
Lisa
Carlos Walker
Carla
Landa
Ketta
Hunters Pay Own Way With License Fees and Taxes
Austin hunters and fishermen spent over $256 million last year on licenses tags permits and stamps with most funds supporting research and development for game and fish management. They also paid $47.8 million in taxes on arms ammunition and certain tackle, funding state fish and wildlife programs.
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Austin
U. S
Lower priced stocks offer aggressive investors gains
Wellesley Hills Massachusetts highlights that stocks under $20 a share can yield strong percentage gains with modest investment. It warns that not all low priced issues are good buys and stresses market timing, objective setting, and risk assessment before buying. Brothers Babson Reports names Apeco Corp Giant Portland Cement Houdaille Industries Servisco and Surgical Manufacturing as current recommendations.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
Babson’s
Apeco Corp
Portland Cement
Houdaille Industries
Servisco
Surgical Manufacturing
American Photocopy Equipment Company
Video reveals 1776 address by King Jarie III in crisis
A new videotaped transcript purports to show King Jarie III of England addressing the nation in 1776. The speech mentions New Jersey rebels, Townshend Acts, Hessians, and a conditional peace plan while joking references and garbled OCR details appear throughout.
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New York
Cef
Jarie III
England
New Jersey
Tom Paine
Christopher Columbus
Charles
Charlie” Townshend
Townshend
France
Louis XV
Howe
George
Gelling Replanea
Den Dieters Club Meeting Honors Queen of the Week
The Den Dieters Club met Monday evening at The Den. Mrs. Bob King was named queen of the week. Attending were Mesdames Pearl Dunnam Lillian Awalt Paul Gerhardt and W J Briley.
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den Dieters Club
Den
Bob King
Mesdames Pearl Dunnam
Lillian Awalt
Paul Gerhardt
W. J. Briley
Superior Surgical Builds Steady Earnings Record
Enterprise Classifieds note earnings rebounded as Superior Surgical shows a growing sales and earnings record through improved uniform and garment production and service.
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Superior Surgical
Wingate Homecoming Brings Old Friends Back to School
Wingate Homecoming drew ex-students and friends to Wingate School with 176 registrants. Hollis Dean was re elected president ahead of June 1974 gathering. Local families from San Angelo Novice Terre Haute and Winslow joined the reunion events and prayers.
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Bagwell
Loyd Compton
Lila
Norma Phillips
Elmer. King
Lola Dean
Margaret Bodine
Colorado City
Ricky Dean
Abilene
Leon Bahlman
San Angelo
Smithson Church of Christ
Leon
The
Baptist Church
Cecil Self
North Runnels Hospital
Terry Costello
Lonnie Hancock
W. T. Talley
Big Lake
Tirvie Talley
Jessie Reagan
Shep
Zada Robison
la Gene Talley
Lou Jacksons
Wingate
Hollis Dean
Edna Rogers
David Bryan
Guy Gannaway
Jewel Teague
Vena Brice
Terre Haute
Ind
Billie Kirkland
Winslow, Ariz
Jim King
Gene Wheat
Crouch
Winters
Randy Matthews
Polks
Pete
Roy
Eva Lee
Clara Fay
Pat Pritchard
Ruth Baker
Willie B. Carnett
H. G. Hemrick
Julia Hancock
Ethel Polk
Dean Holder
Walker Allen Allen Mosley
Dock Rogers
D. I. Phillips
Zada Robinson
Monta
Bakersfield
Calif
Striped Bass Survive Transfer To Texas Hatcheries
Texas Parks and Wildlife biologists report a successful transfer of four day old striped bass fry from Virginia to state hatcheries. Lewisville received 500000 with one percent loss. San Angelo saw a tempering box loss but released 450000 by later stages. The effort aims to stock Texas lakes once fry reach suitable size.
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Austin
Texas
Virginia
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Lewisville
San Angelo
Relatives Visit Wingate and Shep Address Family
Zada, formerly Talley before marriage, visits Wingate and Shep relatives. The note records a family connection through a name change and a sequence of visits between towns.
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Wingate and
Shep
Zada
Former Winters Resident Alvin Ballard Dies at 66 in Haskell
Alvin T Ballard 66 former Winters resident died May 29 at Haskell Memorial Hospital He was born April 24 1906 in German married Freddie Lee Bridwell Sept 15 1925 He ran a Winters produce business and later Haskell Warehouse Co until 1963 then worked for United Foods until 1968 He became an insurance agent He was a Baptist World War II veteran and American Legion member Survivors include his wife one son T J Ballard of Haskell a brother Clyde of Abilene and one granddaughter Read the Classified Ads
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Alvin T. Ballard
Winters
Haskell Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
Haskell
Freddie Lee Bridwell
Haskell Warehouse Co
United Foods
The
Baptist Church
American Legion
T. J. Ballard
Clyde
Abilene
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Babson’s Reports Inc
Ralph Novak
National Scene
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Wingate News
Bedford
Insurance Agency
the Winters State Bank
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