Sunday Bible School highlights and local visits across Drasco
The Drasco and Wilmeth Baptist churches hosted morning and evening services with visiting pastors and a Vacation Bible School. The program featured Pastor W. S. Taylor, Donna England, and Mrs. Robert Conner among others. numerous families visited Abilene, Dallas, and Kerrville for reunions and birthdays, with community events at the Moro and Victory communities and several dinners and housewarmings noted.
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Emerson
Wilson Boynton
Karen
Houston
Baptist Church
Lester Carter
Johnny Hallford
Ballinger
Wilmeth Baptist Church
Elton Smith
Carlsbad
N. M
Drasco
Vacation Bible School
W. S. Taylor
Donna England
Robert Conner
Dick Bishop
Dana Bishop
John McMillan
Melinda
Belinda Hill
Judy Sneed
Kelly McMillan
Alphus Hill
Lloyd Giles
Claudia Browne
Douglas
Shiela Williams
Kent
Kim McMillan
Connie
Lesa Giles
Melisa Bishop
Linda Sneed
L. Q. Sneed
Randall Conner
Randall
Rhonda Sneed
Melba
Terry Lewis
Lanham
Leslie Bishop
Lynn Giles
Mesdames R. Q. West
Omer Hill
Herman Adams
Vyron Wood
J. C. Belew
Raymond Hale
Floyd Condra
Herman Browne
Bede England
Carrie Lee
J. A. Chick
Danny and
James
Abilene
Evelyn Loghary
Linda Shirley
Austin
Oma Green
San Augustine
Calwyn Walters
Lanny Cooke
Kenneth Sneed
Warren Foster
Marcus Neithercutt
Mark Walden
W. T. Faircloth
Jimmy Largent
Kindra Badgett
Sherri Ann Reeves
Rickey Walters
Donnie Oakes
Mark Bryan
Billie McCasland
Bruce Webb
Mary of More
G. W. McIver
Ollie Herringtons
Charles Ashby
Reed McMillans
Vyron Woods
Jack Pritchard
Wilmeth
Bob Griffith
Glenn
Danny
Moro
Griffiths
Gruns
Larry. Griggs
Verlon Reid
Sherry
L. B. Watkins
Louise Hays Park
Kerrville
Cora Fine
Lester
Mark Corning
William Fine
Sharon
Steve
Fort Worth
L. Q. Sneeds
Bill Sneed
Shiela
Sue Ellen
Talpa
Calwyn
O. L. Walters
Seagraves
A. M. Hill
Jack Bishops
Bud Eoff
Nicki
Winters
Sammy Nall
del Rio
Annette Smith
Killeen
Elmo Mayhews
Kenneth Mills
Pecos
Weldon Mills
Victory
Reid McMillans
Floyd Wayne McMillan
Ocala
Fla
Malcolm Holliday
A. B. Holliday
Fred Kraatz
Carrie
Johnny
Joanna
Finis Bradshaws
Limestone
Maine
Acron Hales
Bill Talley
Viola Jones
Clyde Basinger
Ft. Worth
Mabel Bagwell
Goodman, Mo
Joe Hales
DeWitt Bryan
Marsha
Kendra
Lelon Bryan
Norton
L. H. Ryan
Pat
Latham Ryan
Lubbock
L. W. Williams
Lecia Harber
Barney Gibbses
Gibbs
Letha McCasland
A. M. Connell Clyde
Mariam Morgan
Wesley Bests
T. C. Downing
Travis Downings
Travis
Banks Lewis
Sweetwater
Russell Derdens
Crews
Newt Blackelby
J. D. Aldridges
Lary Aldridge
Tarleton
Wayne Herrington
Lily Butler
Bill Butler
More
Roy Butler
Big Spring
Archie Butleers
Lily
Hugh Butlers
Lenorah
Nealt Stoecker
August McWilliams Sr
Earnestine Scott
Methodist Church
Louis Smith
Alice
Vicki Riley
San Angelo
Louis
Nora Ledbetter
San Saba
Katie Raborn
Duncan, Ariz
Neffie Whitley
Breckenridge
Marion Ledbetters
Raborn
Perry Clacks
Claude Mayfield
Anson
Joe Mayfields
Joe
Carroll
Jim
Mike
Lorie
Sonora
Rotary Rios
Virgil Lee Graham
Guion
Clarence Ledbetter
David
Roy Fishers
John R. Grable
Carolyn Belknap
Denver
Colo
Joe Murpheys
San Antonio
New Jersey
Harold Bailenger
Council Bluff
Towa
Albert Lewises
Leon Walkers
Grassbur
Will Allred
Ruby
Lucian Jackson
Andy Bandas
Keith
Dewane
Hamlin
Bob Holliday
Robbie
Priscilla
Bamilee
Rollins Air Force Base
Georgia
Kathleen Sneed
Fannie Beavers
Dana Mae Sheppard
Darwin
Barney Sheppard
Shep
Dewey Jackson
Huntsville
Ark
J. D. Harrisons
Ovale
Lewis Harrisons
Freddie Gran
Odessa
J. D
Rose Miller
San Mateo
Calif
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A. M. Seevers
Victor
Zephyr
Allen Cornelius
Wayne
Rita Jo
Miles
Leon Springer
Randy
Van
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Wayne Bedford
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Civil Rights Bill Clears Senate Passage In 4 Vote Margin
The Senate cleared the civil rights bill for final passage by a four vote margin after a long southern resistance. Georgia’s Senator Richard Russell led the opposition while Oklahoma and New Mexico split on cloture. Early passage is now expected amid election year tensions and broad federal power arguments. A separate note discusses a proposed guaranteed income as a replacement for welfare programs, advocated by economists and union leaders, and linked to the Theobald Helstein Ad Hoc Committee.
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Keratolytic Cure Promised For Athlete's Foot
An ad touts T-4-L keratolytic liquid to slough infected skin and reveal healthy skin, with a quick drying action. It promotes T-4-L foot powder to combat sweating and odor, and offers a 48¢ back guarantee if not pleased within 3 days at Smith Drug Co.
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Smith Drug CO
Earliest Wheeled Vehicle Found in Mesopotamian Tomb
A 5,000-year-old hearse unearthed in a Mesopotamian tomb is identified as the oldest known wheeled vehicle. The find underscores early use of wheeled transport in ancient civilizations discovered in a Winters Texas newspaper page.
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Mesopotamia
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