Hudspeth County Herald and Dell Valley Review (Dell City, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 22, Ed. 1 Friday, January 26, 1968 Page: 5 of 6
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JAN. 26, 1968, HUDSPETH COUNTY HERALD-
JIMMY PRITCHETT HAS WINNING DESIGN
instructional system, swimm-
ing pool complex and traffic-
parking project were selected
in each class.
Pritchett, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Pritchett,
worked on an instructional
system project. He is an el-
ectrical engineering major
and a Dell City High graduate.
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nas de realismo, hacen del
poema una obra gloriosa que
produce la certeza de otras
analogas y de epocas anter-
iores. Dicho sea de paso, el
autor de el Cantar De Mio
Cid es desconocido.
En siglos mas recientes ha
si do el castellano el idioma
en que se han escrito y re-
presentado obras sobre to dos
los temas, sean culturales o
cientificos, en cantidad y cal-
idad suficientes para garanti-
zar como excelente la inver-
sion que se hiciera en apren-
der este idioma.
En nuestra posicion de lati-
nos resi dentes de los Estados
Unidos es desde luego de pri-
mera importancia dominar la
lengua Inglesa, no solo por
ser esta la que usamos para
ganamos el pan diario de ca-
da di a, sino tambien por ten-
er tesoros en literatura; pero
no debemos perder de vista
el idioma que nos fue here da-
do para asi poder tener lo me-
jor de dos culturas y converti-
mos automaticamente en se-
res privilegiados que tienen a
su alcance una inagotable re-
serve de terrenos mentales
fertiles donde la expansion de
la mente tiene un horizonte
ilimitado.
VOTER REGISTRATION
From Page 1
Secretary of State, Hill also
has the title of chief election
officer of Texas. He said any-
one who is now eligible to
vote or who will become eli-
gible by February 28, 1969,-
may register at this time. The
1968 voting year begins next
March 1 and runs through Feb-
ruary of 1969.
Hill emphasized that regis-
tration for most voters will
close on Wednesday of next
week, and they will not be
permitted to register after that
date. The only persons who
may register after the January
31 deadline are new residents
who move to Texas after Oct-
ober 1, 1967, and persons who
become 21 years old or be-
come naturalized citizens
after January 31, 1968.
An application form printed
in today's paper may be used
to apply for a registration
certificate by mail. The law
provides that applications by
mail must bear a postmark not
later than January 31. An app-
lication which is mailed too
late to be postmarked on that
date does not comply with the
law, even though it is deposi-
ted in a letter box or a post
office drop box before the dead-
line. This reminder is especia-
lly important for patrons of
small post offices, some of
which close as early, as 5 o'-
clock in the afternoon.
Voters may also register in
person at the county tax-assess-
or-collector's office or at any
of the registration substations
which will be open for the re-
mainder of the registration
period. (Registration sub-sta-
tions in Hudspeth County:
Dell City' - Perry Hardware:
Dell City Mercantile. . . Sierra
Blanca, Blanca Oasis Drug,
Alta Neely; Guerra & Co.. Leo
Guerra. ... El Paso Natural
Gas Pumping Station #2, Thom-
as E. Jaylor; Ft. Hancock, Ar-
turo Hernandez Grocery; Mc-
Nary, Leo Threadgill Curio
Shop; Esperanza Grocery, Mrs.
Ray McCoy; Acala - Acala
Grocery, Mrs. Fred Ludlow;
Salt Flat, Ben Gilmore.) It is
also suggested that you find
out from the assessor-collector
what his office closing time
will be on January 31. Some
ty assessor-collectors will close
at the regular time, while other
others will remain open until
midnight. )
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College Station -James E.
Pritchett, Jr., drew a winning
design project for an engineer-
ing graphics couse at Texas
A &M University.
Projects structured to ac-
quaint freshmen engineering
majors with design techniques,
problem solving methods,
application and communica-
tion were assigned teams of
four students at the start of
the fall semester.
Student teams studied the
best possible solution for the
factors they gathered on the
project and submitted solu-
tions for review by a panel of
engineering graphics profess-
ors and visiting engineers.
Winning designs for a foot-
ball stadium modification,
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BUS VICTIMS
From Page 1
injured in a bus accident last
month near the Guadalupe
Station.
^Following speeches by John
EJ Lynch, Guadalupe Station
superintendent; Maj. Gen. G.
Nt Underwood, Ft. Bliss com-
manding general; and Brig.
Gen. Robert H. Safford, Army
Training Center commanding
general; the soldiers and civil-
ians joined in a dinner which
featured barbecued steaks,
turkey, chicken and roast
bfeef.
The Army also showed its
appreciation by presenting the
employes a plaque of appre-
ciation, a piano for their
recreation hall, and a scroll of
appreciation signed by the sur-
vivors of the bus accident.
^Private T h o m a s J. Stans-
bery, who was one of the sol-
diers in the bus accident, read
and then presented the scroll
oft behalf of his fellow’ sol-
diers.
•JMso attending the picnic
W;«re dignitaries of the El
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Neely, Mrs. Joe Abb; Brown, Julia & Gilmore, Joyce. Hudspeth County Herald and Dell Valley Review (Dell City, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 22, Ed. 1 Friday, January 26, 1968, newspaper, January 26, 1968; Dell City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1235220/m1/5/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .