Piggly Wiggly Creates Citizenship Scholarship at MU
Midwestern University announces a citizenship scholarship funded by Piggly Wiggly Shoprite, Inc. The Wichita Falls area merger with Parkers Stores expands eligibility to area cities Bowie Burkburnett Iowa Park Nocona Olney Vernon Wichita Falls Lawton Oklahoma. The scholarship covers tuition books and fees for a starting student beginning fall term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwestern University
Piggly-Wiggly Shoprite, Inc
M.U
Wichita Falls
Parkers
Herbert Wilcox
J. E. Rein- Ross Hanna
Travis A. White
Bowie
Burkburnett
Iowa Park
Nocona
Olney
Vernon
Lawton
Oklahoma
White
Pigely-Wiggly Shoprite, Inc
Bowie Area Personal Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Weekend visitors fill Bowie and nearby towns with travel reruns. Malcolm McGee and Glenn from Waxahachie stayed with Mrs A I Davies. Lloyd Tucker and family visited Houston with King family, returning with daughters Trudy and Judy for a two week stay. Frances Dort from Dallas joined Mrs Cecil Wheeler for a Sunday visit, while Clifford Mason and wife returned from Palm Springs via Wichita Falls. The Coveys hosted them after a Denver trip. Wilbur Morgan and Grace Pickens returned from Denver. Preston F Clark party retraced routes to Washington, Gettysburg, Delaware and Maryland, visiting Laurel Maryland and Bowie grandchildren Diane and Joy Lynn Stephenson. Charlie Reynolds mirrored a three week Great Falls Montana visit, stopping in Amarillo to see Reynolds relatives Luther and Hugh Segler. Will S Young departs for Chipita Park to visit Dr Claude F Young and family. David Lamb, age three, celebrated a birthday with 16 guests.
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A. I. Davies
Malcolm McGee
Glenn
Waxahachie
Lloyd Tucker
Houston
Bill King
Trudy
Judy
J. W. King
Cecil Wheeler
Frances Dort
Dallas
K. R. Dort
Clifford Mason
Palm Springs
Calif
W. R
Wilbur Morgan
Grace Pickens
Denver
Colo
Preston F. Clark
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg
Delaware
Maryland
Laurel
Diane
Joy Lynn Stephenson
Bowie
Charlie Reynolds
Great Falls
Montana
J. D. Reynolds
Amarillo
Young
Chipita Park
David Lawrence Lamb
Lawrence Lamb
Farm Bureau Institute Attendees Hear Peanut Outlook in Dallas
Montague County delegates including Charlie Howard and Don Ice attended the Farm Bureau Institute at the Adolphus Hotel July 30 to August 2 in Dallas. The event featured a full schedule on peanut varieties, soil management, disease controls, and weed management, with speakers from Texas A&M and state universities. A Southwestern Peanut Growers Association meeting is set for August 16 at Tarleton State College Stephenville with topics on peanut outlook and production.
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Farm Bureau Institute
Dallas
Montague County
Charlie Howard
Danny Williams
Don Ice
Sandra
Adolphus Hotel
Farm Bureau
Southwestern Peanut Growers’ Association
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Tarleton
E. J. Howell
Texas
Ross Wilson
John McHaney
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A and M
Rhea Foraker
Agronomist
Dept. of Agronomy
Okla
State University
Stillwater
Leo J. Ashworth Jr
Dept. of Plant Sciences
B. C. Langley
Texas Agricultural Experiment Substation
Thurman E. Boswell
Plant Disease Investigation Laboratory
A and M
Yoakum
Revival closes at Rock Church in Buffalo Springs
The revival ended Saturday night with a Baptismal service on Sunday afternoon at the Rock Church. George Pruitt and family from California are visiting Mrs. Bula Perkins and relatives. Bud Fuller and family visited relatives in San Antonio. Fount Gill and son from Fort Worth and Hopper Butler with son visited Pete Gill and family Sunday. James Brown and family noted in the vicinity.
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the Rock Church
George Pruitt
California
Bula Perkins
Bud Fuller
San Antonio
Fount Gill
Fort Worth
Hopper Butler
Pete Gill
James Brown
Peanut Grower Meeting Schedule At Gorman
The program lists speakers from Oklahoma State University and Texas A and M for sessions on irrigation insects harvesting curing Spanish peanuts and production issues. Attendees will hear about extension research and management practices with a panel to address growers questions and door prize awards.
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Robert B. Duffin
Okla
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Southwestern Peanut Growers’ Association
John G. Thomas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A and M. College Station
Wm S. Allen
Agricultural Engineer Service
Texas A and M
Ross Wilson
Gorman
B. D. Green
Local Social News Recap From Weatherford and Surrounding Areas
Ligon Griffin returns home from pharmacy studies in Weatherford Oklahoma for a few weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs Glynne Griffin. Mrs Alene Calaway Johnson of Springfield Illinois arrives in Bowie to visit sister Mrs Donna Cupples and brother in law Rex Calaway. Sunday visitors at E F Lane home include Truman Deweber and family Dewayne Lane and family Marlin Lippencott Cheri and G D Vice and families Virgil Vice in Houston Freddie Vice and girls in Wichita Falls and J L Bradley of Cisco visiting his mother Mrs H B Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligon Griffin
Pharmacy
Weatherford
Oklahoma
Mrs
Glynne Griffin
Alene Calaway Johnson
Springfield
Ill
Bowie
Donna Cupples
Rex Calaway
E. F. Lane
Truman Deweber
Cundiff
Dewayne Lane
Newport
Marlin Lippencott
Cheri
Garland
G. D Vice, Jr
Clinton
Okla
Virgil
Houston
Freddie Vice
Wichita Falls
Weekend Visits Reach Several Texas Towns
Henrietta residents visited Mr and Mrs Boyd Brown on Sunday. Lovie Conway and children from Jacksboro came to see Mr and Mrs Lonnie Rhoads while John Rhoads and family from Bowie visited. Fred Todd from Fort Worth visited A E Cozart. J A Campsey from Amarillo visited M M Robertson and relatives.
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Ing
Henrietta
Boyd Browning
Lovie Conway
Jacksboro
John Rhoads
Bowie
Lonnie Rhoads
Fred Todd
Fort Worth
A. E. Cozart
J. A. Campsey
Amarillo
M. M. Robertson
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IBM
General Electric
By Brooks Smith
Montague
Lal
Sheen
Lipscomb's
Buffalo Springs
Ted
J. L. Bradley of
Cisco
H. B. Bradley
Juanita Pollard
J. T. Harding Income Tax and Auditing Service Office
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