Beating Household Insects and Beef Consumption Outlook
A home pest guide notes cockroach activity rises at night and recommends 0.5% Diazinon or 2% deodorized malathion sprays, with emphasis on kitchen and bathroom cracks. It also offers a leaflet on Texas insect control from the Mon tage courthouse. The Agriculture Department projects beef demand will rise modestly next year, offset by reductions in pork and other meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Department
Thanksgiving Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eason
Thanksgiving visitors included J. O. Eason from Kermit with wife, daughters Mrs. Barnett Odessa and Mr. and Mrs. Stehlik and Mrs. Bodkin Wichita Falls, grandchildren Barnett Odessa Bodkin Wichita Falls, Ather ton Abilene, niece McDowell Wichita Falls. J. L. Lamb of Denton visited his parents. Witt family hosted son and family from Clovis New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JR. Eason
J. O. Eason
Kermit
John Barnett
Odessa
Willard Stehlik
C .E. Bodkin
Wichita Falls
Jan
Diane
Karen Barnett
Eddie
George Bodkin
F. H. Atherton
Abilene
H .C
Saint Lucia Day traditions and holiday fashions in Sweden
In Sweden on Saint Lucia Day December 13 households wake to fragrant coffee served in bed by the housekeeper with her eldest daughter. Neighbors receive coffee and cakes before dawn as lanterns glow in snowy towns while cities glow with old fashioned holiday beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Saint Lucia
Vets to Study Deer Disorder
The College of Veterinary Medicine at Texas A&M University and the Parks and Wildlife Department of Texas study a rare deer disorder. Bucks known as stag retain antler velvet year round and become sterile. Dr. Richard M. Robinson leads the pathology work, with wildlife biologists examining diet history numbers and environment in Llano and Mason Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Veterinary Medicine
Texas A&m University
Parks and Wildlife Department of Texas
Llano
Mason
Richard M. Robinson
A&m College of Veterinary Medicine
Robinson
Parks and Wildlife
Christmas Party by WSCS at First Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service held a Christmas party in the church social hall with prayers, a poem by Mrs. J. Volkman, and a Bethlehem program led by Mrs. Ethel Overfelt. Nativity roles were performed, songs were sung, and forty members plus four guests were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
J. Volkman
Ethel Overfelt
Bethlehem
Mmes
Roy D. Sanders, Jr
Glenn Underwood
Gordon Heard
Fd Bland
M. C. Gibbins
Jerry Delleney
Mons
F. FE. Cordell
Wallace Younger
Fred Bloom
Latchem
Ht. T. Ayres
G. A. Quisemberry
Ayres
Weekend Visits Mark Thanksgiving in Texas and Arkansas
Mr and Mrs Jesse O Jones attended Mrs Bill Jones funeral in Dallas. BC Bowden hosted forty eight visitors over Thanksgiving with six of eight children fifteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren plus inlaws and friends. Guests included Jimmy Jones of Fort Worth Bert Gambrell of Graham James Wadsworth and family from Iowa Park Eddie Jones and Tanya from Chico Pill Probasco and Vicky from Josephine and R B Stanley of Mena Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse O'Jones
Dallas
Bill Jones
Baird Robertson
Buffalo Springs
Lawrence Lamb
J. M. Inman
Joy
Texas
Rena Quisenberry
BC. Bowden
Roy Jones
Jimmy Jones
Fort Worth
Bert Gambrell
Graham
James Wadsworth
Mike and
Paula
Iowa Park
Eddie Jones
Tanya
Chico
Pill Probasco
Vicky
Josephine
R. B. Stanley
Mena
Arkansas
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By Brooks Smith
Bowie News
Patterson
Earl Goodwin
Bowie
Judy
Robert L. Maddern
Ewell Maddern
Henrietta
Bowie High School
Robert
Henrietta High School
Midwestern University
Bob Posey
Rance Agency
W. Tararat
Cadillac
Bowie Motor CO
E. Wise
Reba Stanfield
County Home Demonstration Agent
Edward E. Gordon
Henry George
Mrs. Stanfield
WSCS
Cordell
George Villers
Terry Sanders
Texas Hereford Association
Texas Fort Worth
Burk Burnett
Playtex
Eo" I
Wes BY International Later Corporation
Rinteo 19
U.S. Ani
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