Screen delights at Fiesta and State Theatres this week
The Fiesta Drive-In features Blood of the Vampire Monster of the Campus Green Mansions and Party Girl with The Vikings at the State Theatre. The Vikings stars Kirk Douglas Janet Leigh and a large cast in a Technicolor Technirama epic shot in Norway Germany and France. Blood of the Vampire stars Sir Donald Wolfit. Monster on the Campus and Green Mansions follow in coming days with special MGM productions and star appearances.
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State Theatre
United Artists Release
Edison Marshall
Kirk Douglas
Tony Cutis
Ernest Bernaine
Janet Leigh
James Donald
Alexander Knox
Edric Connor
Eileen Way
Peter Capell
Frank Thring
Maxine Audley
Technirama
Norway
Germany
France
Jerry Bresler
Richard Fleisher
Calder Willingham
Jack Cardiff
Mario Nascimbene
Donald Wolfit
Fiesta Drive-In
Wolfit
Britain
Boards of
London
Alec Guiness
Fagan
Callistratus
Universal-International
British Guiana
MGM
Villa-Lobos
Brazil
Bronislau Kaper
Perkins
Katherine Dunham
Robert Taylor
Cyd Charisse
Lee J. Cobb
John Ireland
Kent Smith
Corey Allen
Claire Kelly
Barbara Lang
Myrna Hansen
Chicago
Euterpe
Metrocolor
Joe Pasternak
Nicholas Ray
George Wells
Leo Katcher
Cyd Charrisse
Weeks Girl Returns From Lions Camp
Kathy Weeks daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayland Scott returned home Sunday from Kerrville after two weeks in the Lions camp for children. She came home with her mother and grandmother Mrs L B Merck who spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Winford Compton.
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Kathy Weeks
Wayland Scott
Kerrville
L. B. Merck
Winford Compton
Mrs F D McCoy Visits Abilene Son at Camp
Mrs. F D McCoy traveled to Abilene to be with her son Floyd McCoy of Dallas who attended the School of Music Camp at Hardin-Simmons University. Machines that learn by experience forecast.
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F. D. McCoy
Abilene
Floyd McCoy
Dallas
School of Music
Hardin-Simmon University
State Capitol Second Special Session Ends With Hurdles
Legislators begin the second special session amid weariness as they face conflicts over taxes and appropriations. The House rejected a conference committee tax bill 117 to 23 after debating shifts in sales and other taxes. The sole major finance bill approved was a bookkeeping measure boosting the general fund by about 28 million dollars. Rep. W. S. Heatley Jr. reintroduced a student fee bill, seeking up to 30 dollars per semester for campus services, backed by Sen. William Fly.
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House
Senate
Price Daniel
Don Kennard
Fort Worth
Ann Ronane
Appropriations
W. S. Heatley Jr
Paducah
William
Fly
Victoria
Heatley
Wingate News Notes Wide Local Visits and Rain
The Baptist meeting continues through Sunday. Mrs. Eugene Rodgers and child return from Farming ton NM. Kinard family hosts. visitors from Lamay CO and Eden TX. A .2 inch rain falls Sunday night. Many relatives visit Wingate families including Gannaway, Holder, Hensley, and Harter lineages. Birthday observance marks Lillie Harter turning eighty.
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Baptist Meeting
Eugene Rodgers
Farmington
New Mexico
Jack Halls
Edd Kinard
Carlos
Carlos Kinard
Bill Stones
Lamay
Colorado
Wingate
John Gannaways
Survern Odell
Public Beaches Access Bill Faces New Session
The governor seeks public access to Gulf Coast beaches as the sole non monetary issue for the upcoming session. A House bill would create a 200 foot public easement from the low tide line and ban fences, but stalled in the Senate last year. Rep. Bob Eckhardt re introduced the measure in the new session.
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Gulf Coast
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Bob Eckhardt
Houseton
Card of Thanks for Emma Wilson
The family of Emma Wilson expresses sincere thanks for kindness sympathy and floral offerings during her illness and death. The note is from the family of Mrs Emma Wilson.
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Emma Wilson
Butler Joins Farm Equipment as New Mechanic
J. H. Butler leaves Winters City Light Plant after five years to become a mechanic in Farm Equipment service department. Formerly employed at several Winters garages, his hire expands Winters outlet for Case farm machinery. Adv Enterprise Classified Ads.
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J. H. Butler
Winters City Light Plant
Butler
Winters
Mr. Butler
Case Farm Machinery
Bank Statement Certification from Gattis Neely 1959
Gattis Neely, Vice President of the bank, certifies the financial statement as true to the best of knowledge. Notary ETHEL B. Rampy swears to and signs the document on June 17, 1959 in Runnels County Texas with directors J W Dixon A L Afflerbach and Jno W Norman listed as correct-attest.
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Banking Commissioner of
Texas
T. K. Martin
Notary Public
Runnels County
Winters State Bank
Winters
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Gattis Neely
J. W. Dixon
A. L. Afflerbach
Jno
Ethel B. Rampy
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