District 4 THDA Meeting Set in Kerrville
Delegates Mmes Curtis Walker R L Page and Glenn Waldrop will attend the District 4 THDA meeting at Mt Wesley Kerrville with 4 H Club members Pat Rives Arrott Boatright joining. A talk on Russia by Edward H Bush will use slides from his Russia trip and a business session is planned before noon. 4 H clothing leaders meet for training to plan the County Dress Revue and invitations go out for volunteers to help with clothing work. Knives in the News notes homemakers use a paring knife about 32 times daily for various tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerrville
Curtis Walker
R. ‘L. Page
Glenn Waldrop
Mt. Wesley
Russia
Edward H. Bush
Texas Cotton Ginner’s Association
H. D. Club
Mmes. Pat, Rives
C. E. Arrott
J. C. Boatright
Eight Basic Knife Types for Home Kitchen Use
The guide lists eight knife types with blade sizes and main tasks. Paring 3 to 3.5 inches for peeling and trimming. French Chef 8 to 9 inches for dicing and mincing. Carving 7 to 9 inches for large cuts. Boning 5 to 6 inches for bones. Utility 5 to 7 inches for slicing. Narrow slicer 8 inches for meats and cheese. Ham slicer 9.5 to 10 inches for wafer-thin cuts. Butcher 7 inches for poultry and heavy work. It also includes local event notices for Kerrville THDA and club meetings through May.
Gailey and Mills Attend St Louis Nursing Meeting
Mrs. Marguerite Gailey of San Angelo and Mrs Brady Mills of Bronte attended a convention of the National Association of Practical Nurse Education and Services in St Louis Missouri. Gailey, a former Bronte Hospital nurse and LVNA Division 58 past president, serves on the state LVNA board and assists nursing at Baptist Geriatrics Hospital San Angelo. Mills, a nurse at the local hospital, is secretary of LVNA Division 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Gailey
San Angelo
Bronte
Brady Mills
St. Louis
National Association of Practical Nurse Education and Services
Gailey
Bronte Hospital
Division 58
LVNA
Baptist Geriatrics Hospital
Mills
Tem Barrett Qualifies for State UIL Number Sense Meet
Tem Barrett son of Mr and Mrs Terry Barrett of Blackwell won the Region VI University Interscholastic League Number Sense contest in Big Spring on April 25. The Blackwell High sophomore will compete for the State Championship in Number Sense in Austin on May 9. Other Blackwell regional reps included Suzanne Hickman ready writing Billy Hayner typing Wayne Buckner Jay May Robbie Cook Billy Hayner and Tommy Hipp golf Robbie Cook Tommy Hipp Larry Don Patton Pat Chapman and Courtney King track and field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tem Barrett
Terry Barrett
Blackwell
Big Spring
Tem
Blackwell High School
Austin
Suzanne Hickman
Billy Hayner
Wayne Buckner
Jay May
Robbie Cook
Tommy Hipp
Larry Don Patton
Pat Chapman
Courtney King
Herring Family Plans Move Near Junction After School
Mr and Mrs E S Herring and family of Ballinger will relocate near Junction when school closes. He has leased land there and Mrs Herring is formerly Jean Sheppard of Bronte, daughter of Otis and Mrs Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Herring
Ballinger
Near Junction
Herring
Weatherby Birth in San Angelo News
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weatherby of San Angelo announce the birth of daughter Karen Meliss on Thursday April 30 at 2 10 PM in a San Angelo hospital. The baby weighed 8 pounds 10 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Phillips of San Angelo and Mr. and Mrs. M O Weatherby of Miles with great grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. J J Adair Mrs J M Rutherford Mrs Mary Phillips of Bronte and Mrs J H Richburg and Mrs W C by of Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Weatherby
San Angelo
Karen Meliss
Charlie Phillips
M. O. Weatherby
Miles
J. J. Adair
J. M. Rutherford
Mary Phillips
Bronte
J. H.richburg
W. C. By
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By Fay C. Roe
Newes
Bronte Church OF Christ
Woorship Young People’s
Farm Bureau
Insurance Service
O. T. Colvin
Texas
Robert Lee
THDA
H.D. Council
Bronte Sr. H.D. Club
Mmes. Gailey and
UIL
Barrett
International Airport
Randolph Air Force Base
Aloha Congress Inn
Austin Hwy
San Antonio, Texas
Congress Motor
Mexico
Dorothy J. Smith
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