FHA Welcomed New Members At Tea In Home Cottage
The Friday afternoon event from 3 to 5 at the Homemaking Cottage welcomed twenty one new FHA members planning homemaking courses. Connie Wilburn presided with Jeannette Lewis and Kathy Shaw explaining the group’s purpose creed and colors. Donna England poured tea while Martha Hale helped serve cookies. registration was handled by Becky Brown and Jeannette Lewis.
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Two Texans to Return for Fall Term and Sports Roles
Billy Lynn Little will return to Texas University for fall term and registration on September 16 while serving as sports editor of the Daily Texan. Harvey Edward Little, a senior law student at Texas University, will return to Austin after a week with his parents and resumes duties on the sports staff of the Austin Statesman.
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Returned to Borger after visit to parents
Adolph Gottschalk has returned to Borger after visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Hans Gottschalk, the past week. He will be teaching business administration subjects at Frank Phillips College in Borger.
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Dunnam Returns Home From California Summer Work
Ronnie Dunnam has returned home to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs G L Dunnam after working in California during the summer. He will attend junior college in Big Spring on a scholarship.
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California
G. L. Dunnam
Big Spring
Marine discharge ends service of Jerry Dunnam
Mr and Mrs Jerry Dunnam return from California where he received his discharge from the Marines He entered service after graduating in 1960 His wife is the former Dorietha King
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California
Marines
Dorietha King
Thornton Home Welcomes Visiting Allbrights and Ramseys
Weekend visitors to Mrs. D. B. Thornton include her children Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Allbright and children Tommy Gloria and Beverly of Longview and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Ramsey and daughter Cindy of Houston.
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Gloria
Beverly
Longview
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Cindy
Houston
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Joe Stevens
Sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during hospitalization and after returning home. Thanks to blood donors and donors of blood, those who sent flowers and gifts, visits, and special appreciation to Drs. C. T. Rives and H. H. McCreight and the nursing staff. Husband joins in thanks.
Texas Deer Herd Management Problems and Principles
State parks officials indicate a trend toward refusing federal aid for schools while continuing to seek federal funds for other projects. The Texas Parks Wildlife Commission plans regional management and budget adjustments, with several Texas towns rejecting education grants and city sewer aid.
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Texas received aid exceeding its tax share in 1962
A Congressional Quarterly survey shows Texas gained 4.81 percent of over ten million dollars in federal grants and $500.3 million total for fiscal 1962 while paying 4.26 percent of federal taxes. Per capita aid averaged $49, with major allocations to highway construction $128.7 million, unemployment insurance $31.1 million, agricultural conservation $62.8 million, welfare $139.3 million, and the national guard $13.3 million.
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Texas
Venison Guide Offered Free by State Parks Agency
The State Parks and Wildlife Department releases a free booklet on venison, aimed at ranchers hunters and the general public, highlighting culinary uses and game management.
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State Comptroller Calvert Revises Sales Tax Forecast Upward
Comptroller Robert S. Calvert says the fiscal year ending August 31 will yield higher sales tax revenues than expected. Initial projection was 177,795,013. updated total 180,116,442, an increase of 2,141,429.
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UT report: July housing construction peaks in 17 years
Residential construction accounted for 81.6 million of 142 million dollars worth of construction authorizations in July. It marked the highest July level and the third highest monthly total in 17 years, according to the UT Bureau of Business Research.
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Texas Gas Rates Vary Widely Across Cities
A Texas Railroad Commission study shows large differences in municipal gas rate structures. In 1962 the lowest average annual bill among 22 cities was 41.50 paid by residents of a Corpus Christi suburb, while Dallas residents faced the highest average. Amarillo’s average bill was 53.43.
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Dallas
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Lawmakers' Retirement Pay Law Change
A new law grants retirement pay to legislators after eight years of service. House members with four two-year terms and state senators with two four-year terms become eligible effective September 1. Retirees receive a $100 monthly check, increasing by $10 each year while remaining in office.
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Shrimp Derives Top Post as Gulf States Commissioner
Gov. Connally appoints Virgil Versaggi of Brownsville as Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commissioner succeeding Weldon Cabaniss of Rockport. Versaggi, in Brownsville shrimp business since 1949, runs fleets from Tampa and British Guiana with four brothers. Former president of Texas Shrimp Association and Shrimp Association of the Americas.
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Virgil Versaggi
Brownsville
Gulf States Marine Fisheries Commission
Weldon Cabaniss
Rockport
Versaggi
Tampa
Fla
British Guiana
Texas Shrimp Association
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Land Office Returns $221,275 to State Revenue Fund
Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler says the General Land Office surplus from its 1962 appropriation has been returned to the General Revenue Fund totaling $221,275. He cites reasonable economy of operation as the reason for the refund.
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General Revenue Fund
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Sadler
Appropriate Dress Discussed At HD Club Meeting
Winters Home Demonstration Club met September 4 at the clubhouse. President Mrs. C. E. Whitmeir opened the session and the group sang. Secretary Mrs. A. B. Spill called the roll. John Shipman led Recreation and committee reports were given. Miss Decker, Home Demonstration Agent, presented the program on appropriate dress for the occasion. Refreshments served to nine members.
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C. E. Whitmeir
A. B. Spill
John Shipman
Decker
European Agriculture Conference Attended by US Officials
Agriculture Commissioner John C. White and Senator Culp Kreuger of El Campo join Dr. Tyrus Timm of Texas A and M and Dr. Wayland Bennett of Texas Tech in Brussels to attend an agriculture conference. Kreuger serves as vice-chairman of the State Senate agriculture committee.
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Culp Kreuger
el Campo
Tyrus Timm
Texas A. & M
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Texas Tech
Brussels
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Sen
Krueger
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Spill Prepares for Trial as Osborne Case Advances
Emma Hennigg acts as agent for Louise and Mrs John Ralph Osborne in a pivotal pre trial phase with premier legal maneuvering. The involved parties include Emma Hennigg and Louise in a high profile domestic matter.
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Miss Louise
Local Family Vacation Notes and Relocation Talks
Mr and Mrs Jr and daughters Mai Amy Beth of Natick are vacationing in the Roberts home. Mrs L W co hosts with the minister of Christ in Natick. The Harvard School at Cambridge awards a scholarship to a Roberts family member. The Roberts family discussions include roles in the AI Department in Lexington. The Robert Wayne Roberts and Odessa also visited.
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Natchusetts
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