Trinity River Water Battle Mirrors Texas Growth Struggles
State hearing on Trinity River development pits Houston and Trinity River Authority against opponents including San Jacinto River Authority and North Texas Municipal District. Proposals for Livingston reservoir and Wallisville salt water barrier face broad objections amid projections of Texas growth and rising water needs.
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Trinity River
Trinity
Texas
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
State Board of Water Engineers
Trinity River Authority
Livingston
Wallisville
TRA
Water Board
San Jacinto
Uranium Promotion Studies House
Addison faces charges over alleged uranium ore device fundings
John Milton Addison is accused in state and federal courts of illegal financing methods including reportedly borrowing 1,000,000 dollars at 10 percent interest in unsecured loans. Lenders at a House committee hearing said they trust Addison and view enforcement as persecuting him. Committee head is Rep. H J Blanchard with members Rep. Joe Burkett Rep. Tom James Rep. Carl Conley and Rep. John Allen.
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John Milton Addison
House Committee
Addison
H. J. Blanchard
Lubbock
Joe Burkett
Kerrville
Tom James
Dallas
Carl Conley
Raymondville
John Allen
Longview
Texas Supreme Court
State Capitol
High Court
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Third Court of Civil Appeals
WSCS Circles Hold Regular Meetings at First Methodist
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church met Tuesday morning to study The Way of Africa. Ruth Circle gathered at Mrs. E. H. Baker's home for a round table on Africa south of the Sahara with map demonstrations and World Outlook excerpts. Mary Martha Circle convened at the church with programs on church outreach and Africa culture. Ophelia Circle met at Mrs. Thad Traylor's home with talks on African customs and bride price.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Africa
Ruth
E. H. Baker
Frank Mitchell
Sahara
World Outlook
August Water
J. E. Roye
Gattis Neely
Clarence Hambright
F. Carlyle
Ben Bulsterbaum
W. G. Comegy
WSCS
Mesdames E. L. Crockett
Bob Hatcher
G. E. Shook
Vinson
Jerry English
Congo
Ella Ritch
Mesdames J. D. Vinson
Lee Herman
Elmo Mayhew
W. T. Stanley
George Rosson
R. P. Weeks
Ophelia Circle
Thad Traylor
Carl Baldwin
Sam Jones
In Memory of Jim Bryan Ash
The Ash families express deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers cards letters and food during their bereavement. They thank doctors nurses at Bronte Hospital Spill Funeral Home and the ministers for services. Names include Mr. and Mrs. James Ash Wesley Mrs. J. W. Ash family Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bryan family.
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Jimmy Bryan Ash
Bronte Hospital
Spill Funeral Home
James Ash
Wesley
J. W. Ash
Elmer Bryan
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Only successful people know the bitterness of defeat
A brief reflection on resilience quotes the idea that true winners understand failure as a step toward achievement. It contrasts public triumph with private effort, implying that perseverance shapes lasting success for those who persist.
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Lela Burnet Hill
Funeral services for Mrs. Lela Burnet Hill 77 longtime Crews resident were held Monday at 10 in Newby-Davis Chapel Ballinger. Burial followed at Fairmont Cemetery San Angelo. Mrs Hill died after a collision on U S Highway 67 and FM 382. The truck driver Donald Carson 26 San Angelo uninjured. She was born April 12 1882 in Bell County and moved to Runnels County in 1930. She was a school teacher and Church of Christ member. Survivors include a half sister Mrs E C Wooley of San Angelo and several nieces and nephews.
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Lela Burnet Hill
Crews Community
Newby-Davis
Ballinger
Fairmont
San Angelo
E. C. Wooley
Friend who rereads a book year after year
A friend who reads a book annually or eighty times insists on recounting it in detail chapter by chapter. The recital proceeds verse by verse and even comma by comma, testing the listener's patience until they nearly go nuts.
Literary Service Club Met Thursday In Lewis Home
The Literary and Service Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Lewis with Mrs. Z. B. Morgan assisting. Presidents and speakers led business, collected clubwoman duties, and programs covered Russian history and communism. Attendees included Mrs. Charlies Kruse Jr., Mrs. Sallie Gray, Mrs. Jerry English, and a list of club members.
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Lewis
Literary and Service Club
Max Lewis
Z. B. Morgan
H. K. Flathman
W. T. Stapler
Charlies Kruse Jr
Sallie Gray
Russia
Jerry English
Earl Dorsett
L. E. Ellison
Lee Harrison
J. C. Jarrell
Charles Kruse Jr
M. G. Middlebrook
Weldon Minzenmayer
Russell Mote
Frederic Poe
James Randolph
W. D. Sanders
B. T. Shoemake
C. L. Speer
Claude Tatum
LETO'S Gums Promise Full Satisfaction or Money Back
Druggists offer a money back guarantee if the first bottle of LETO'S gums fails to satisfy. Main Drug Company promotes the product with a feature promising relief and a refund if customers experience no benefits.
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Bedford
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