Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 155, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 12, 1964 Page: 7 of 26
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Missionary Talks
At Bangs Revival
Economy Imperiled By New
Threats Of Railway Strike
At Richland
RICHLAND SPRINGS (BBC)
CHOICE OF COLORS
RED • GREIN . YILLOW
Texas
rears.
Compere at
2.98 to 4.98
100% Nylons
’00% Cottons
100% Rayon
Viscose
end
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• A Hoot of Decorator Cetera!
• Cut-n-Loop, Sculptured, Carved Designs end Solids.
SPICIAL BUY!
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SPICIAL BUY!
GIRLS 2 PIECE
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As a reservist, Hamilton has
advanced in rate to yeoman
second class. He had four years
of Army Reserve time, includ-
A total of 21 students took the
physical examinations in pre-
paration for entering school in
the fall.
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RESERVIST COMMENDED
Yeoman Second Class Walter B. Hamilton of Brown-
wood has boon commended by the commanding
officer of the Brownwood .Electronics Division 8-2
for his work in the local division. Hamilton has
signed a new four-year enlistment agreement with
the naval reserve.
and chalk sketches.
Malone was invited to partic-
ipate in the Japan new life
movement in April 1963. In the
movement, he sang in many of
the major cities of Japan. His
experiences in Japan will also
be described.
Services will be conducted dai-
ly at 7 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m.
segments of the steel industry
in the last two years.
It alleged that U.S. Steel
Corp., Bethlehem Steel Co. and
six other large producers joined
in secret hotel room meetings to
rig charges for “extras” in sale
of carbon steel sheets.
Five of the companies issued
quick denials, and some prom-
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HIGGINBOTHAM'S
Furniture Department
DR. THURMOND E. BRYANT
... Speaker at Bangs
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Hamilton is married to the
former Jo Ann Belcher and they
have two children, Nina Jane.
4, and Patricia Ann, 0 months.
They reside at 2101 Fourth St
He holds bachelor and master s
degrees from Howard Payn
College and teaches at East Ele-
mentary School. He is a member
of First Baptist Church
Prospective Students
Spend Day At School
BANGS (BBC) — Bangs pre-
school children met at the gym-
nasium at 10 a.m. Thursday for
physical examinations, sponsor-
ed by Bangs Parent-Teachers
Assn Dinner was served in the
BODINE TV A APPL.
FOR BFTTER
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counties. He seeks a court order
forbidding county judges in Aus-
tin, San Antonio and Houston
। from certifying returns in legis-
' lative elections.
The state contends Jones has
I no jurisdiction to hear the case.
Hainsworth contends the
. Negro votes in large cities are
"swollowed up" in the total
votes from all areas of the
BROWNWOOD BULLETIN Sunday, April 12, 1964 7A Post Goes
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), completing his second
term as head of the association,
will guide all sessions of the as-
sembly. which is expected to
authorize the largest fund-rais-
ing program of the Christian
churches -a $5,365,000 capital
funds campaign
The 1,200 official delegates
from 300 Texas Christian
churches will be asked to ap->
prove in addition to the capital
funds program, a 1964-65 record
operating budget of $345,248.
Herman Jones will hear final
arguments April 24 in a Houston
Negro's suit attacking Texas
laws providing for election of
state representatives in metro-
politan areas.
Jones recessed the trial Fri-
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JERRY D. MALONE
... to lead masic
. . . Beautiful buy for the home a special anni-
versary savings select from a variety of fabrics,
including kitchen prints, bedroom sheers and nov-
elties. Includes two tiers and valanke.
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young men
participated
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of theology degree.
Jerry D. Malone, minister of
education and music at South
Side Baptist Church, Abilene,
will lead the music during the
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Special Selling
Polyethylene Household Helpers
Many Due
At Assembly
Of Churches
HOUSTON (AP)—The annual
assembly of the Texas Associa-
. tion of Christian Churches (Dis-
ciples of Christ) opens Thurs-
day. More than 3,500 are expect-
ed
The sessions close with an
ecumenical service April 13
Dr. Travis White, president of
Midwestern University at Wich-
ita Falls, will make the keynote
presidential address Thursday
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region who
ready reserve program.
New York Stock Exchange were
announced by the Securities and
Exchange (Commission They
apply to floor trading, direct
buying and selling of stocks by
an exchange member for his
own benefit.
Rigid curbs were proposed by
the SEC on floor trading effec-
tive July 1. They were acceded
to by the stock exchange after
exchange officials at first bri-
dled over the severity of the
SEC plan, which was relaxed
slightly.
The SEC has contended that
floor traders benefited from
privileges denied the public gen-
erally, and their practices rep-
resented a vestige of the "pri-
vate club” days of the stock ex-
change.
chapter in a dispute between
unions and railroad manage-
ment that began in November
1969 over employe work rules
SERVICE RESTORED
It was triggered by a pre-
dawn strike Wednesday by 7,200
members of four railroad broth-
erhoods against the Illinois Cen-
tral Railroad. White House
truce terms called for prompt
restoration of service on the Il-
linois Central.
The world of business and fi-
nance was jolted by two other
events this week — government
charges of a price-fixing con-
upiracy from 1966 to 1361
against eight leading steel com-
panies. and a clampdown by
federal regulators on the New
York Stock Exchange
But there were also some im-
portant pluses.
last week, was commended by
his commanding officers for his
work in the local Electronica
Division 8-21.
Lt J.. D Burchard. the com-
manding officer, described Ham-
ilton as a "dedicated military
reservist whose work in Brown-
wood unit represents a valuable
contribution to the young men
of the community and to the
Navy,” Hamilton is a 12-year
military veteran.
In the Brownwood reserve
unit since 1956, Hamilton is as-
signed to the training office
where he helps direct the cours-
Steel production, continuing a
strong climb, reached a rate of
125 million tons a year.
The auto industry roared
along at breakneck speed
The Federal Reserve Board
reported a surge to credit buy-
ing of consumer goods in Feb-
ruary. Consumer credit out-
standing jumped $579 million,
the biggest gain in four years.
STEEL INDICTMENT
The price-fixing indictment by
a federal grand jury to New
York City was the most far-
O-f Pewelers
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mines, crippled, some majorindictments leveled at major
steel and chemical operations .........
and otherwisl braked the econo-
ised a vigorous defense against
the charges. Edmund F. Mar-
tin, vice chairman of second-
ranking Bethlehem, said the al-
legations dealt with "ancient
history” and represented gov-
ernment harasament.
Sales of carbon steel sheet
ran $3.6 billion last year, ac-
counting for 31 per cent of in-
dustry tonnage and 26 per cent
of over-all billings of $14 billion.
Extras account for about one-
sixth of the total sales price of
sheets, used in auto bodies,
household appliances and simi-
lar products.
The restrictions affecting the
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trustees met Monday night and
elected Dale Harlow as presi-
dent.
Other new officers are Mrs
Bert McBride, secretary and
L M Green, vice president.
James Lusty and Green were
installed as new trustees.
Richard Keiffer was rehired
as high school mathematics ■
teacher.
Faculty members of the first
six grades were re-hired. They
were Mrs. Edgar Wood, Mrs.
Noel Wood, Mrs Wendalin Tay-
lor, Ernest O'Neil. George
Smith and Mrs. Evelyn Miller
As yet no superintendent had
been named to replace Grady
Baker, who resigned earlier in .
the year.
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Dr. Thurmond E. Bryant, Sou-
thern Baptist missionary to Sou-
thern Brazil, is scheduled to
preach to a 10-day revival, April
17-26, at First Baptist Church,
Bangs
Dr. Bryant directs the theolog-
ical department of the Brazilian
Baptist College in the city of
Sao Paulo. He also is head of the
department of vocation and
ministerial guidance of the Sao
Paulo Baptist Board
He writes Sunday school les-
sons, tracts and articles for the
Brazilian Baptist newspaper
and is presently working on two
books. In addition, he preachces
several times a week, conducts
evangelistic meetings and
speaks in pastor's conferences
and other Baptist gatherings.
Dr. Bryant arranged the details
for the Billy Graham evange-
listic campaign conducted to Sao
Paulo in 1962.
A native of Texas, he attend-
ed Texas Technological College
and graduated from Baylor Uni-
versity with a bachelor of arts
degree. He graduated from the
Southwestern Baptist Theologi-
cal Seminary with a bachelor of
divinity degree and a doctor
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Recital Set
DENTON (Spl.) - David!
Bartholomew, a piano major
at North Texas State Univer
sity, will give a senior recital
at 8:15 p.m. Monday to the mus-
ic recital hall.
He will play "Gavotte with
Variations" by Rameau, “Re-
joice, Beloved Christians” by
Bach-Busoni. “Sonata. Op. 1«"
by Beethoven, S c h u mann’s
"Toccata, Op. 7” and “Sonata
to B Minor” by Liszt.
Bartholomew. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elgene C. Bartholomew.
907 Center Ave., Brownwood, is
a member of Phi Mu Alpha,
men’s national honorary music
fraternity and Phi Eta Sigma,
national honor society for fresh-.
man men, and was named to
Who’s Who at North Texas. He
also attended Howard Payne
College.
By ROGER LANE
NEW YORK (AP) - The 38-
month upswing in the nation’s
economy was imperiled this
week by sudden renewal of a
railroad strike threat.
The threatened walkout was
postponed 15 days in a dramatic
announcement by President
Johnson about 75 minutes before
it was to start at 12:01 a.m.
Friday.
If it had materialized, disrupt-
ing effects swiftly would have
halted humming automobile as-
sembly lines, shut down coal
Ho Houston For Naval Reserve Work
revival. He will give a variety
of presentations, including solos
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AUSTIN (AP) — Dist Jud** ’ Walter B- Hamilton, • Brown- Navy. He was born to Brown-
... . “5 ! wood teacher who signed a new wood, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
four-year enlistment agreement H. W. Hamilton of 1522 Fisk
with the U.S. Naval Reserve Ave.
my‘s brisk pace.
The latest crisis was another
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school cafeteria.
day after Robert W Hains-
worth, the attorney who brought
the suit finished testimony aim-
ed at showing that Negroes
would stand a better chance of
being elected to the legislature
if heavily - populated counties
entitled to more than one state
representative ware divided
into sub-districts
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Gage, Larry. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 155, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 12, 1964, newspaper, April 12, 1964; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1483043/m1/7/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.