Marilyn Bearr won the TPHS William
H.P. Emery
Award for Post-1940 and a Vermeil Medal
for her multi-frame exhibit "A Philatelic Look at HemisFair '68."
Congratulations, Marilyn!
Vince King won the TPHS William H.P. Emery
Award for
Pre-1900 and a Silver Medal for his single frame exhibit
"Texas Markings & Usages of the 1853-1855 3c Nesbitt Stamped
Envelope." He also received the Women Exhibitors Sterling Achievement
Award. Congratulations, Vince!
Longtime TPHS member William K. McDaniel
won a gold Medal and an array of top awards for his exhibit "The
U.S. Three Cent Stamps of 1851-57: Production and Usage." Included
was the TPA President's Award for Best Exhibit by a Member, the Texas
Stamp Dealers Assn. Most Popular Exhibit Award and the Cryer Memorial
Cup for Best U.S. or Confederate Exhibit. At right is Chief Judge David
McNamee. Congratulations, Bill!
The TPHS Spring Fling chow line is kicks off the evening as shown by Jonathan Topper and Larry Ballentyne. The feature was barbecue augmented by tamales and Hill Country strawberrys contributed by Fred and Linda Ekenstam.
TPHS President Vince King and Secretary/Treasurer Lyle Boardman enjoy the festivities during the 2010 TPHS Spring Fling in the "President's Suite" at the Doubletree Hotel North Near the Galleria.
Mike Ludeman talks about post office forms
and ledgers
as Fred and Linda Ekenstam listen during the Fling.
A crowd gathers round to hear the President speak
The TEXPEX Court of Honor included TPHS members Robert Benner (left) and Dale Lilljedahl (right) along with Nancy Clark in the center.
The ladies from the TEXPEX Registration Table enjoy TEXPEX hospitality - Sara, Kris and Anne.