Community meeting at Robert Lee school cafeteria
A Monday gathering at the Robert Lee school cafeteria included dinner at 6 30 p m followed by a program. Teachers from Bronte and Robert Lee attended. Carroll Click of Austin spoke. Music and singing featured Marilyn Wallace Kitten Dean and Vernay Vaughan.
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Robert Lee’ School
Giver. Bronte
Robert Lee
Carroll” Click
Austin
Marilyn Wallace
Kitten Dean
Vernay Vaughan
Lunchroom Menu Schedule February 22 26
Monday February 22 features hamburgers and chips with peach halves. Tuesday February 23 offers fried chicken, potatoes, green beans, rolls and jelly. Wednesday February 24 serves steaks with peas and whipped potatoes. Thursday February 25 includes hamburger steaks with greens and corn bread. Friday February 26 presents salmon loaf with beans salad corn bread and blackberry cobbler.
Weekend visits spread across Crosbyton Muleshoe and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Warren Hames Crosbyton and Mr and Mrs Bill Meyer stayed with the Higginbothams. Mr and Mrs A G Taylor and boys Muleshoe visited Mrs Olga Whalen. Joe Simpson and children visited relatives in Field Creek and Brady last weekend. Kim Caperton Coleman spent the weekend with grandparents ER Caperton and RT Caperton visited Sunday. Genie Fort visits Arkansas and San Antonio.
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Warren Hames
Crosbyton
Bill Meyer
Wekend
F. S. Higginbotham
A. G. Taylor
Muleshoe
ER. L.caperton
R. T. Caperton
Genie Fort
Arkansas
San Antonio
Rolling Plains Cotton Growers strive to curb boll weevil threat
Rolling Plains Cotton Growers Inc gathers 23 county representatives to map a regional program aimed at preventing boll weevil overwintering on the Caprock and boosting cotton yields. The plan includes fall spraying, educational outreach, and a unified effort to attack the pest in early spring.
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Rolling Plains
Cotton Growers, Inc
Rolling Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Rio Grande
Cotton Belt
Hospital Admission and Discharges Chronology
A hospital daily log records admissions and discharges from February 10 to 17. Patients admitted include Mrs. Louis Bucka Jew, M. C. Phillips, Patsy Nelson, Bailey Bell, Mrs. Henry C. Raney, Merl Proctor, Mrs. Florence Gentry, Gary Cole, James W. Scott, Roy Tyree, and Marvin Phillips. Discharged patients include Mrs. R. H. Hornbeck, Anthony Martinez, Condie Clark, Homer Vaughn, Mrs. Earl Black, Mrs. Royce Dean Clark, Royce Phillips, Grady Louis Coulter, Patsy Nelson, and Mrs. James Hambright. Remaining in hospital on Tuesday are Merl Proctor and several others.
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Louis Bucka Jew
Iva Richards
Grady Grouls Coulter
Randy Cave
R.H. Hornbeck
Anthony Martinez
Condie Clark
M. C. Phillips
Patsy Nelson
Homer Vaughn
Earl Black
Royce Dean Clark
Bailey Bell
S. A. Riker
Royce Phillips
Henry C. Raney
Merl Proctor
Grady Louis ‘Coulter
Florence Gentry
Gary Cole
James W. Scott
A. B. Curry
Roy Tyree
George Cave
Hollis Ensor
Marvin Phillips
Joe Ash
Louis Buckalew
Weekend Visits From Baylor Students and Local Residents
Vic Glenn and Tommy Glenn Sims, Baylor University students in Waco, spent the weekend with their parents the Clark Glenns and the T. F. Sims. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Adair visited San Angelo to see daughter Mrs Charlie Phillips. R. L. Beaty of Cortez Colorado came to visit last week’s with her mother Mrs Ol We Beaty. Jan Simmons of Abilene spent weekend with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Simmons. Mrs. Carre Coppedge hosted her daughter Mrs. W. O. Eubanks Jr. granddaughter Joyce and great grandson of Sweetwater.
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Vic Glenn
Tommy Glenn Sims
Baylor University
Waco
Clark Glenns
T. F. Sims
J. S. Adair
San Angelo
Charlie Phillips
R. L. Beaty
Cortez
Colo
Beaty Jan Simmons
Abilene
Ed. Simmons
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