Corn on the Cob and Coal Food From Uncle Huie
Uncle Huie writes in a humorous letter about eating corn at the White House and social trends. He grouses about Washington columnists lacking practical knowhow, notes rising focus on food in newspapers, recalls youth customs, and jokes about a coal based food to defeat Communism. He teases Harvard and Bobby Kennedy, then signs off to supper.
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Washington
White House
Wimmen
China
Harvard
Bobby Kennedy
Fisher
Sorosis Club Notice Hosts Friday Gathering
Mrs. Edward Cumbie will host the Sorosis Club Friday at 7 30 p m in the home of Mrs. R E Cumbie establishing a social event for members.
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Edward Cumbie
Sorosis Club
R. E. Cumbie
County Agents News Column Updates on Screwworm Control and Outreach
Dr. Gartman outlines screwworm identification, mailing cartons, and bottles at the County Agents office to aid the control program in West Texas. He notes misreported residency, announces Sonora Station field days in Coleman Kerrville Ozona, and compares 1959 and 1954 census farm counts showing a loss of 82 farms.
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Dr. Gartman
Robert Lee
Coke County
Coke County Livestock Totals and Norton Box Supper Planned
Coke County reports 13 216 cattle and calves 177 milk cows 640 horses and mules 860 hogs and pigs 104 023 sheep and lambs ranking 24th in sheep statewide 62nd nationally and 50th in wool. Norton High School Junior Class sponsors a box supper April 26 at 3 p m with music, inviting all residents to attend.
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Coke County
Norton High School
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Huie
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National Institute of Health
J. B. McGuire
Runnels County
County Agents News Column
By Sterling Lindsey
Norton
Phillips
Associate Justice Court of Civil Appeals
F.B.1
Texas Railroad Commission
University of Texas
Texas Supreme Court
Austin
Travis County
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Chevrolet
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