Donociano Perez Rites Held At Spill Funeral Home
Funeral services for Donociano B Perez longtime Winters resident were conducted at Spill Memorial Chapel with Rev Patrick Ryan officiating. Burial followed at Lakeview Cemetery. Perez was found dead at 510 West Pierce. Justice of the Peace Ray Heathcott ruled death by natural causes. Survivors include son Luis Perez of Ozona and eight grandchildren.
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Winters
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Luis Perez
Ozona
Texas Lions Camp for Crippled Children Month Declared
Governor Preston Smith proclaims November as Texas Lions Camp for Crippled Children Month. Lions League President E. J. Grindstaff and Executive Director Frank Robertson attend in Austin to accept the proclamation. The Kerrville camp serves over 11,000 disabled children with two weeks of free summer programs and supports adult rehabilitation for the blind.
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Kerrville
Texas
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Governor Faces VISTA Staffing Clash in Cameron County
Governor Smith considers a request from Cameron County commissioners to remove VISTA anti-poverty workers. James W. Griffith of the Regional Office of Economic Opportunity pledged to resolve the dispute with local officials and planned to meet VISTA reps in Brownsville after inspecting border poverty areas October 30 31. Washington officials assured cooperation with local leaders.
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Brownsville
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Tower says Americans are speaking out on Vietnam war
Texas Senator John G. Tower reports growing public voice against the Vietnam war and sees hope for early progress in policy. He notes telegram support for the president, rising South Vietnamese capabilities, and pacification efforts improving rice harvests and local elections.
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Deer Hunters Skill to Be Tested This Year
Extension wildlife specialist Charles W. Ramsey of Texas A&M says good fall rains have produced abundant food in many Texas areas. Deer will move little when feed is plentiful, making skill and local knowledge key to success. rutting may increase buck movement early.
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Texas A&m University
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Texas
Wingate Weekend Visitors and Services in Meridian
Wingate residents hosted visitors including Edward and Myrtle Allen kin and Midland guests for hunting and a 15 person quail supper. A Wingate native Mrs. Bessie Phillips died in Meridian after a long illness. funeral at Meridian Church of Christ and burial in Spicewood. Survivors include husband A C Lewis and multiple relatives across Abilene, Dalhart, Odessa, Bozeman, and Tyler.
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Edward Rogers
Bill Kasson
Midland
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Myrtle Allen
Meridian
Lula Smithson
Abilene
Frankie Lou Reeves
Bozeman
Mont
Martha Perry
Jerry Lewis
Tyler
John Lewis
Daphne Lewis
Spicewood
Cora Newhouse
Ola Bacon
L. A. Mathis
Dalhart
Melvin Whitefield
Odessa
Price Smithson
Foy Smithson
Plainview
Mrs Bonnie Lewis Former Meridian Resident Dies
Mrs Bonnie Z Smithson Lewis, 56, former Meridian resident, died. Her death closes a chapter for the community and local families who knew her as a neighbor and friend.
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Bonnie Lewis
Meridian
Bonnie Z. (Smithson) Lewis
Attorney General Rules on Common Law Marriage Age
The attorney general states a new law effective January 1 allows 16 year old boys and 14 year old girls to enter common law marriages by filing an intent to marry form with county clerks. He personally opposes the law and favors eliminating provisions for common law marriages entirely.
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Crawford Martin
Martin
Winters Independent Schools Menu Week of November
Classified ads note a weekly school menu for Winters Independent Schools. The cycle lists meals from Monday to Friday featuring barbecue on toasted buns, chili with toast cheese, Western steak, hamburgers or sandwich, and salmon croquettes with sides and milk each day.
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