Maverick Community Notes Share Casual Visits and New Baby
Paty McCamey writes of neighbors visiting for weekends and weeknights in Maverick. Jokes, bridge games, and social calls fill the week as Mr. and Mrs. McCamey adjust chores, welcome a new baby Ronald Clyde, and Maverick moments include picnics and neighbors dropping in for chats and ice cream.
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Bill
Wayne Riker
Dot
Clyde Lee
Ronald Clyde
Lee
Clyde
Wilber Martin
Pete McCamey
Carole Dismore
Billie, Jr
Donie
Sissy Rogers
Gary Martin
R. E. Cowan
Hugh Kincannon
Estelle Lee
Alton Bradberry
Henry Baker
Linda
Annie
Marlin Manuel
Archie Smith
Johnny
Maverick
Miles
H. E. Petty
Jewel Frazier
Shirley
Mrs Leonard Hosts Bronte Senior Club Meeting
Mrs J D Leonard acted as host as Bronte Senior Club members gathered at her home on May 28. Flower displays by Mrs Frank Keeney and a demonstration of double pearl buttonholes by Mrs Charles Keeney were prized by attendees. Present were Mrs B E Modgling, Mrs T F Sims Sr, Frank Keeney, F E Modgling, O W Chapman, Fred McDonald Sr, Charles Keeney, and the hostess, with visitors Mrs Turner and Mrs Simpson. Guests enjoyed a salad plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Leonard
Bronte Sr
Frank Keeney
Charles Keeney
Mmes
B. E. Modgling
T. F. Sims
F. E. Modgling
O. W. Chapman
Fred McDonald
Mrs. Turner
Mrs. Simpson
Mechanical separators boost butterfat recovery in dairy industry
The article argues mechanical separators save butterfat, yield higher quality first grade cream, and can pay for themselves quickly. It cites industrywide efforts, education programs, and collaborations among Swift & Company, the USDA, state agriculture bodies, and extension services to improve milk and cream value through proper separation and handling.
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Swift & Company
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Alture
College Extension Services
Boards of Health
Cnce
Future Farmers
American Butter Institute
Soda Bill Sez Dreams Require Awake Effort
A columnist quotes Soda Bill arguing that pursuing dreams requires staying alert and honest about one’s ambitions. He notes that the more a man knows, the more he desires to share it, urging vigilance in self-belief.
Methodist Vacation Bible School Begins Next Week
Mrs. C. E. Arrott, superintendent, announces the Vacation Bible School runs from June 2 to June 13, Monday through Friday, for children ages 4 to 14. Teachers for Beginners include Mrs. B. E. Modgling and Mrs. B. F. Bridges. Primary teachers are Mrs. Ed Nunnally Jr. and Mrs. Dwain Pruitt. Junior teachers Mrs. Buddy Kirkland and Mrs. George Braswell. Intermediate teachers Mrs. Brooks Browning and Mrs. George Thomas. Music by Mrs. Alfred Taylor. recreation by Mrs. J. N. Percifull. Daily session from 9:30 to 1. All eligible children invited.
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C. E. Arrott
Methodist Vacation Bible School
B. E. Modgling
B. F. Bridges
Ed Nunnally, Jr
Dwain Pruitt
Buddy Kirkland
WSCS Meeting Reported at Mrs Dean Home
The WSCS gathered Monday May 26 at the home of Mrs. Jeff Dean with Mrs. George McCrary and Mrs. T. F. Sims Sr. leading the program. Mrs. B. F. Bridges spoke on the An gelo district meeting as attendees Mines, B F Bridges, B E Modgling, Sam Lasswell, L Johnson, J W Brantley, A L Carlile, G W Crame, T F Sims Sr, George McCrary, and J D D McWhorter attended.
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Methodist
WSCS
Jeff Dean
George McCrary
T. F. Sims
B. F. Bridges
Angelo
Mines
B. E. Modgling
Sam Lasswell
L. Johnson
J. W. Brantley
A. L. Carlile
G. W. Crame
J. DD. McWhorter
Dean
Swift & Company From Many to One People
Swift & Company appears as a large corporation but is actually made up of sixty three thousand shareholders and sixty six thousand employees. Their collective effort builds a market for livestock dairy poultry and other farm products and fuels American food supply.
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Swift & Company
America
Retire That Rooster for Higher Egg Quality and Savings
Retiring roosters and culling infertile or non producing hens can boost egg quality and reduce feed costs. Maintaining hens in confined spaces with dry litter and regular feeding supports uniform quality eggs, benefiting producers amid rising graded egg demand.
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Serif & Company
Pet M
Chicago
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