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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1948
Page
3
The text notes vacations from a gasoline plant duties with relatives in Oklahoma City and Ponca City. Rev and Mrs Jones and family spent Thanksgiving with home folks in Crosscut. Mr and Mrs John Hardaway and daughter visited in Louise and with a son and family dur-
Reading the holidays brought many to Abilene for the Hardin-Simmons Texas Wech game while others visited relatives in Jal Hobbs Lewelland Eunice Dallas Freer Hebbronville and Frio counties. Families hosted Thanksgiving guests including Mr and Mrs Foster Morison Millsop and Quige with extended visits in Knox City and Ori sia.
Mesdames J. B. Reeves and Hammer Moore toured Ocsea on a business visit Wednesday, meeting local officials and discussing potential developments for the town.
The Grants family welcomed Curtis and family Kermit and Harley with Vona Bell, a Canton sophomore at W. C. Canton, plus Jimmie Dorland who resumed studies at the San Antonio Military Academy after two weeks with his parents.
Local report notes Johnny Corrigan returning to Junction without the expected funds. A 6666 and Ful lerton Home Demonstration Club meeting at C. O. West’s home featured color harmony demonstrations by Hattie Owens. Ladies answered roll call with color preferences and prizes were drawn during recreation. Refreshments included coffee and applesauce cake with whipped cream. Hostesses and attendees listed, with Hattie Owens departing Friday via Ector & Andrews Co.
Blue Eagle for Chicago Tl to attend a national meeting of the Home Demonstration Agents Association of America Mrs Owens district director and four Lexans travel with Miss Margarette Brocker of Ft Stockton. The congress runs Nov 27 to Dec 2 at Stevens Hotel with sightseeing planned.
Dr Geo W Cox Texas State Health Officer warns of tuleremia or rabbit fever transmitted to humans by careless handling of wild rabbits. He urges strict care from bagging to cooking, recommends shooting only healthy rabbits, thorough rubber cleaning, burning contaminated waste, and boiling meat for at least twenty minutes to prevent infection.
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