Shirley Jean Moreland to Wed Leo Minzenmayer July 13
Mr and Mrs Troy Moreland of Ballinger announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Jean to Leo William Minzenmayer son of Mr and Mrs A C Minzenmayer of Winters. The ceremony is set for Saturday July 13 at the First Baptist Church Ballinger. The bride elect is a Ballinger High School and Abilene Commercial College graduate. The groom is a Norton High School graduate with a Texas Tech degree.
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Shirley Jean Moreland
Leo William Minzenmayer
Troy Moreland
Route 1
Ballinger
Shirley Jean
A. C. Minzenmayer
Route 3
Winters
First Baptist Church
Ballinger High School
Abilene Commercial College
Mr. Minzenmayer
Norton High School
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Veterans reemployment rights aid for returning servicemen
Article explains reemployment rights for veterans, 90 days after discharge to restore old jobs, and guidance to contact the Veterans Re-employment Rights Office or Civil Service Commission. It notes Federal Veterans Preference and state civil service breaks for qualified vets and mentions education benefits for those with over 180 days of active service.
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Uncle Sam
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Johnson
Veterans benefits including education and life insurance outlined
The article explains GI education benefits for service connected veterans, including monthly stipends up to 36 months of schooling across various schools. It covers VA administers the program, farm cooperative training allowances, Servicemen's Group Life Insurance details, home and farm loan guarantees, disability compensation ranges, and VA hospital care with no cost for service connected conditions. For up to date information, contact the local VA office.
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Veterans Administration
Life. Insurance
Washington St
Newark
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Congress
Retired Texas Minister S A Baker Ends 42 Years in Ministry
The Rev S A Baker longtime Winters resident and Hubbard First Methodist Church pastor retires from active ministry at the Central Texas Conference meeting in Fort Worth after more than 42 years beginning December 1925 in Mount View Church near Brownwood. He served in cities including Waco Waxahachie Fort Worth Cleburne Grandview and Hubbard and held roles as secretary of Evangelism and chair of Town and Country work before serving as executive secretary of Pensions. He plans to continue preaching where needed.
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S. A. Baker
Winters
First Methodist Church
Hubbard
Central Texas
Fort Worth
Mount View Methodist Church
Brownwood
Baker
Joe. Baker
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