Support Urged For Sister Kenny Fight In Texas
Sister Elizabeth Kenny leads a drive to raise 250,000 for infantile paralysis defense in Texas. State HQ at the Driskill Hotel Austin, George C. Francisco Jr. Houston head, local chair Mrs. Walter Coffield. Campaign extended to December 20 with contributions via clubs, cans in Bowie stores, or Chamber of Commerce Office.
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Texas
Driskill Hotel
Austin
George C. Francisco, Jr
Houston
Walter Coffield
Bowie
Chamber of Commerce
Coffield
Warning Issued On Check Forgery Risks For Holiday Season
City Marshal Tandy Welch urged merchants to warn employees to beware check thieves and forgers during the pre holiday rush. Secret Service chief Frank J. Wilson noted forgery rates fell due to prevention efforts but juveniles still cash forged checks. insisted on proper ID and in person endorsement. Inez Rudy attended Eastland Texas Federation of Music Clubs board meeting endorsing statewide school music programs and string instrument teaching.
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Tandy Welch
Secret Service
Marshal Welch
U. S. Secret Service
Treasury
Police Department
Frank J. Wilson
Inez Rudy
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Eastland
Enormous Crop Gains From Fertilizer Use in East Texas
TVA extension demonstrators report average soil improvements yield big gains. J S Barron of Smith County produced 714 pounds of seed cotton per acre with TVA phosphate and vetch, vs 455 on a check plot. Across 68 demonstrators in five counties cotton up 68 percent, corn 75 percent, and sweet potatoes 85 percent with proper soil treatment. Additional TVA ammonium nitrate raised cotton 80 percent and corn 150 percent. Counties include Rains Rusk Smith Washington Titus. Four steps: terracing soil, legume cover crops, perennial grasses, and balanced lime and fertilizer. County agents offer farmer help.
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TVA
J. S. Barron
Smith County
East
Texas
Nick R. Owen
Rains
Rusk
Smith
Washington
Titus
Owen
Park Springs Birthday Celebration Noted in Wichita Falls
Georgia and Frank McKinney with Mrs. J. M. James attended Aunt Lula McKay’s birthday at Mrs. J. L. Edgar’s home in Wichita Falls. Attendees included N. L. Edjing Ringgold and Granddad Edgar Terral Okla. and others with gifts for the honoree who turned 83. Georgia Méimhéy and Mrs. L. A. Smith visited Sunset, while Ralph Brown of Pleasant Valley Iowa visits his uncle Bill McKinney.
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Georgia
Frank McKinney
J. M. James
Lula McKay
J. L. Edgar
Wichita Falls
N. L. Edjing
Ringgold
Granddad Edgar
Terral
Okla
Laddie Fields
Port
J. D. Stine
N. L. Edgar
L. A. Smith
Ralph Brown
Pleasant Valley
Iowa
Bill McKinney
B. Able
Lizzie McKinney
Georgia McKinney
Quanah
Omitted Students Added to School Honor Roll
Joyce Ann Carter and Dorothy Harris, freshmen, were reportedly omitted in error from the school honor roll compiled last week. The list now includes their names in an official correction.
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Joyce Ann Carter
Dorothy Harris
Tucker Family Visits at Cure Home
Visitors in the W. A. Cure home last week were Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Tucker of Albuquerque New Mexico and Miss Della Tucker of Wellington, the parents and aunt of Mrs. Cure.
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W. A. Cure
J. G. Tucker
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Della Tucker
Wellington
Cure
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Matthew, Heard
Cady
Bowie, Texas
Roy Price
Magnolia Service
Sta
Mr. and
Mrs
Yuletide
Ferndale Creamery
Sister Kenny
Elizabeth Kenny
Rudy
Joseph M. Perkins
Arty Johnson
Handel
Hare
the Herald
Angels
Taylor's
J. C. Gregory
Bowie News
Park Springs
Betty OE
Greetings
Se.nicholas
St. Nicholas
Art
Gary Nees Lumber Company
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