Marathon Civic Club Aims To Organize For Town Betterment
A Marathon civic club for all women plans a meeting at the club house Thursday February 20 at 7 30 p m to organize efforts to improve Marathon. The message urges every local lady to attend and participate in shaping the town’s future.
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Civic Club
Busy Bee Club Quilting and Tea Meetings
The Busy Bee Club met February 3 at Mrs. M. H. Jones home and tacked two quilts after planning the afternoon work. A February 10 meeting at Mrs. Otto Lachusen’s featured hemming cup towels, with a luncheon including salad sandwiches pie and coffee for a group of ladies.
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Busy Bee Club
M. H. Jones
J. H. Reid
W. G. Gulihur
Fritz Raw
J. N.meeks
Bridge Club Hostess Mrs J B Good Leads Feb 4
Mrs J B Good hosted the bridge club on February 4 at the club house. Mrs Fred Barrett won high score and Mrs Roy Stillwell was second. A dessert course and coffee were served to Mesdames J A McGonagill, Earl Young, Tom Yarbro, Zoye Decie, Archie Standlea, Fred Barrett, Sue McKinney, Lee Dragoo, Roy Stillwell, W R Green and Elmo Weston.
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Bridge Club
J. B. Good
Fred Barrett
Roy Stillwell
J. A. McGonagill
Earl Young
Tom Yarbro
Zoye Decie
Archie Standlea
Sue McKinney
Lee Dragoo
W. R. Green
Elmo Weston
First Bluebonnets and Visitors Stop in Maravillas
Mr and Mrs Wayne Green of Kvalde visit in town staying with Mr and Mrs Wm r een at Maravillas Shut Up. Mrs Roy Stillwell brings in the first bluebonnets of the season for Clinthn Ritchey family. Mrs Stillwell found the stems short but expects length with warmth. Waddy Burnham and son Bill return from San Antonio while Earl Bland List hosts guests after a Del trip.
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Bill Hargus
Earl Bland
Floyd Wallace
Oklahoma City
Mr. Bland
Marathon
Bland
Wallace
Bill
Virginia Young
el Paso
Jane Easton
Ralph Coe
Coe
Nn Smma Mall
Albert Chambers
Valentine
Jack Green
Avride
Mr. Green
Wm. Green
Wayne Green
Kvalde
Iis
Wm.reen
Maravillas
Roy Stillwell
Clinthn Ritchey
la C. Rit
Waddy Burnhamse
San Antonio
Mrs. Home
Del
Swift and Company engages farmers in 1946 farm economy
Rural America produced a 1946 farm value near twenty-three billion dollars with meat, dairy, and poultry leading cash income. Swift & Company paid farmers 981 million dollars for livestock and raw materials and turned outputs into foods and by products. The firm says it provides a year round market and returns about 75 cents per dollar in revenue to farmers while 1.3 cents per dollar is profit and dividends go to 63,365 shareholders. The text emphasizes Swift’s role in purchasing and processing agricultural outputs and distributing profits.
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America
Swift & Company
Swift
Farilien
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