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Newspaper
Andrews County News
Location
Andrews, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1951
Page
5
Farmers in Smith Doxey cotton improvement groups and new groups must file applications by August 15 1951. H J Matejowsky of the Abilene cotton classing office urges action. Applications available at the county agent and Abilene office. Also notes visits and moves of local residents.
Dr. Geo W Cox state health officer endorses June National Dairy Month and praises Texas dairymen for progress in clean safe milk. He urges cleanliness sterile utensils protection against flies proper bottling and cooling to prevent bacteria and milk borne diseases.
Dr. Blair is appointed dean of the NTSC School of Education replacing Dr. J C Matthews who becomes college president in August after W J McConnell resigns. Blair previously directed NTSC education department and holds degrees from NTSC University of Chicago and Harvard. Mrs Don Cheek of Chicago visits in Chicago and plans to travel to Van Buren Arkansas to visit her sister in law and Mrs Jones. Mr and Mrs A J Campbell depart for a vacation to Alabama and Florida.
Enrollment at North Texas State College for the first six weeks of summer school totals 3,017, per President W. J. McConnell. This compares to 3,628 at the end of the first week last summer. Registration runs this week, with 606 veterans among the registrants.
ABILENE June 22 H M Smith Jr sixth grade teacher in Andrews Public Schools is enrolled for the summer session at McMurry College pursuing a Master of Education. Last summer's vet enrollment for the first six weeks was 1 051.
Attorney Homer Stinson of Royce City visited Andrews on business Tuesday. Patsy Burden spent the week in Kermit with sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson. Mrs. W M Pinkie Peeples spent Father’s Day with her parents Mr. and Mrs E Tinnin in Pampa.
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