Sugar crop souring may miss 1969 U S quota
The Philippines may fail to meet its 1969 sugar quota for the United States as typhoons Mamie and Nina damaged sugar crops last week, according to the National Federation of Sugar Plantations.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1968
Page
3
The Philippines may fail to meet its 1969 sugar quota for the United States as typhoons Mamie and Nina damaged sugar crops last week, according to the National Federation of Sugar Plantations.
The Duwayne White family moved to 108 Cunningham Street Bonham from Sherman, joining Kry Memorial Methodist Church activities. Gregg 13 Debbie 12 and baby Robbin enjoy Bonham schools, with Gregg enrolled in basketball and both children active in scouting and church groups.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Van Zandt of Jayton arrived Friday to spend the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs R Van Zandt and Mr and Mrs A B Moss. Van Zandt is band director in Jayton schools and his band won Division I rating in the regional marching contest held at Lubbock prior to Thanksgiving holidays.
Velma Key of Ee tor announces week of prayer services at First Baptist Church Bonham not Lor Baptist. Meetings run 9 30 to 10 30 a m Tuesday Thursday Friday mornings with a Wednesday night segment after a 6 30 program. Women join in study and prayer titled His Saving Grace Proclaim with all denominations welcome.
Thanksgiving visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs J W Norris in Ivanhoe included all seven Norris children. Attending were Lucy Ellen at home Ray Farmer of Mino Meg Engane Norris and Garland son Cecil Weels from Hones ton Scottie Rob ous Gs Menainey Johnny Phillips and James L Norris with their children all from Garland.
An old classified ad describes nylon wall to wall carpet with a sculptured loop design in seven to eight colors. It is presented as an affordable option at 5.65 dollars per square yard for FHA pads.
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