Homecoming in L Oklahoma on July 2
A community homecoming is announced for Sunday July 2 in L Oklahoma. Ernest McGu es and Steve an ere lead planning for relatives and friends of local residents buried in Pow pleas. Attendees are asked to bring a basket picnic for a noon start and a musical program will entertain the afternoon as old friends meet.
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L, Okla
Ernest McGues
Steve An
Ciymunity
Fabio
Former County Natives Return for Bonham Visit
Two former county natives Mrs Edna Ilderton and Mrs Allie Rambo visited Bonham area last week, staying with cousin Mrs Florabelle Martin. Ilderton, a National Park Service retiree in Washington DC, and Rambo, a retired teacher in McLean, Virginia, are daughters of the late Mr and Mrs Richard Cox.
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Edna Hderton
Allie Rambo
McLean
Bonham
Florabelle Martin
Afty
Richard A. Cox
Raph
Ilderton
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Washington, D.C
Rambo
Birthday Greetings Schedule For Local Residents
A community birthday listing notes celebrations across June 29 to July 2. Names include Mrs Lil Stahl, Rosémary Barnett, Bill Melton, Roy Owens, Charlotte Jackson, Janette Edwards, James Cameron, and many others. The notice reads like a local social calendar.
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Lil Stahl
Rosémary Barnett
Everett Denney
Billy White
Clyde Hodges
Troy Waggoner
Karen Waggoner
Marie Atkins
Elizabeth Alls
Evelyn Hancock
Bill Melton
Roy Owens
Carolyn Teague
Kirk Jones
Charlotte Jackson
J. F. Gatlin
Jyl Griffitt
Mary Winchester
Janette Edwards
James Cameron
Frances Williams
Lela Duncan
Lola Gilbert
James Carmichael
Walter Bush
Alichia Brackett
Glenda Jo Vaughn
Rayshelle Berry
Roy Helton
Earl Gross
John Jones
Janice Ellis
Jennifer Teddlie
W. T. Lockhart
Bobby McFarlin
Ralph Brewer
James Taylor
Adel Carroll
Eric Umer
Pat Clutter
Bobby McCraw
Lauri Lassiter
Mickey Hemby
Dean Whit
Charlene Thompson
John Woods
Willie Mays Omitted From National League Star Lineup
Willie Mays of the Giants misses the National League starting lineup for the first time in 14 years as outdated all star voting narrows. Clemente, Aaron and Brock earn repeat or strong support while Gene Alley and Bill Mazeroski anchor the Pirates infield as Anaheim set for July 11.
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New York
UPI
Willie Mays
Giants
Joe Torre
Atlanta
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
William D. Eckert
Anaheim
Calif
Cally
Mays
Clemente
Aaron
Brock
Hay testing and nitrogen solutions for Texas pastures
The county agent outlines hay quality testing by the A&M Forage Testing Service, showing wide crude protein ranges for coastal Bermuda and forage sorghum. Net energy is introduced as a key measure. Factors like fertilizer use and harvest maturity affect quality. Nitrogen solution fertilization is expanding, with high and low pressure types and their ammonia dynamics influenced by soil temperature and moisture.
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A&m
Texas
C. D. Welch
Texas A&m University
Welch Advises Subsurface Non Pressure Applications In Summer
The article notes that solid materials outperform topdressing pastures with liquids. Welch recommends applying non pressure solutions below the soil surface during hot, dry periods to reduce nitrogen losses from surface applications.
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Welch
Bob Lilly Signs 3 Year Contract with Cowboys
All pro defensive tackle Bob Lilly signed a three year deal with the Dallas Cowboys. The six year veteran 6-6 265 pounds was the Cowboys first draft choice from Texas Christian in 1961.
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Dallas
UPI
Bob Lilly
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Texas Christian
Denehy optioned to Mets Jacksonville farm team
Right hander Bill Denehy, 21, was optioned by the New York Mets to their Jacksonville, Illinois farm club in the International League. He earned a spot as a spring training starter after posting the team’s lowest ERA at 4.61 and a 1-7 record in 15 games with New York this season.
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NEW York
UPI
Bill Denehy
New York Mets
Jacksonville
Denehy
Four Teachers Leave Posts At Fannindel
Fanndinel schoolboard meets 8 p.m. Monday to screen applicants for four teaching positions created by the resignations of Mrs Sammie Stone Max Hardy Mrs Betsy Wheat and Mac Wheat. Resignations were accepted at Tuesday’s regular meeting. Clark school grounds and building bids delayed awaiting Monday session. Ford Hunter Greenville attorney hired as tax attorney to sue delinquent taxpayers. Equalization board members named Vernon Hill W G Olson and C M Owerts for 1967.
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Ladonia
Spl
Fannindel
Sammie Stone
Max Hardy
Betsy Wheat
Mac Wheat
Pecan Gap
Clark School
Ford Hunter
Greenville
S. W. Moss
Vernon Hill
W. G. Olson
C. M. Owerts
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