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Hattie Ellis with an all-black ensemble performing for WBAP. HER NAME WAS HATTIE ELLIS and she was, like so many of the women who came to the Goree State Farm in the thirties, a mystery.
Laugh 'n' gas: Town loses community clubhouse with service station closure
The decor in the service station's office runs the gamut -- from old hubcaps to discarded tools James found over the years while hunting.
Air Force Airman Christopher N. Holmes has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio. via Times Record News
- Justice' campaign crusades for jailed Joe Lopez
“This organization will help fight for justice for Joe and for many other innocent people who sit behind bars today on crimes which they did not commit”
Judy R. Lopez grows more restless each day her brother-in-law, Joe, sits in jail. via The Brownsville Herald
TxDOT crew stays busy keeping roadways in shape
“We do sealcoating and we do spot repairs like small sections of a road that has failures in them”
Two major U.S. highways and three state highways weave their way through Walker County, providing a path for thousands of vehicles daily. via The Huntsville Item
Traffic stop leads to arrest of two
“When (Dean) asked the driver for his driver's license he said he did not have one”
Routine traffic stops by Palestine police led to a pair of arrests earlier this week. via Palestine Herald-Press
Thomas Catholic Church from now through March 14. The cost is $6 for adults and $3 for children under 12. via The Huntsville Item
Thomas Catholic Church from now through March 14. The cost is $6 for adults and $3 for children under 12. via The Huntsville Item
Thomas Catholic Church from now through March 14. The cost is $6 for adults and $3 for children under 12. via The Huntsville Item
Terrence Kane "T.K." Goree, 29, of Cooper passed away Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2008, at his residence. via Paris Texas
Crosses pay tribute to men, history of Texas Rangers
“There was another Texas Ranger in Knox County and they had a service for him this summer. I have a cousin who lives in Goree, and, well, she called me and told me about this deal with the Texas Rangers.”
By Lara K. Richards Times Record News Wednesday, January 2, 2008 Times Record News photo by Jeffrey Haderthauer Grave of John Stengel in the Rhineland Cemetery. via Abilene Reporter-News
“There was another Texas Ranger in Knox County and they had a service for him this summer. I have a cousin who lives in Goree, and well, she called me and told me about this deal with the Texas Rangers.”
' The dark metal cross stands out next to the white marble headstone of John F. Stengel in the Rhineland Cemetery in Knox County. via Times Record News
12 Midland women take their bows at annual Minuet Club ball
Continuing a longstanding tradition, the Minuet Club held its annual Presentation Ball Saturday evening at the Petroleum Club. via Midland Reporter-Telegram
“We just want to show how fantastic Texas music history is”
The Texas Musicians Museum in Hillsboro takes visitors on a magical tour of musical history. via The Austin Chronicle