Local students elected new officers and bus arrives
The Balefit students led by sponsor Ray V. Stark elected officers with Shirley Cope as president and Mary Lou Hoelscher as secretary. A Dodge school bus arrived Friday. Football and squad girls anticipate the Wingate game today and community visitors gathered at J D Carlton’s home.
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Jim Hambright
Curtis Barrett
Marguerite Mathis
Balefitt
Amon Mackey
Betty Barker
Mac Carn
Norman Roper
Setzer
Nealon Carter
Es Peay Sata
Weldon Lee Henry
Keith Corley
Neil Stewart
Juannelle Chapman
Charlene Carlton
Eugene Gentry
Milton Shelburne
Evelyn Ray
Scott Barrett
Curtis Patton
J. A. Henderson
Betty Shelburne
Finas
Snch
Shirley Cope
Mary Lou Hoelscher
Betty Sue Willis
Nell Hambright
Ray V. Stark
Ardell Richards
Carroll
J. D. Carlton
Dodge
Wingate
Cecil Patton
Elmer Pattons
Juanda
Bobby
Dwayne
Howard
Ballinger
Ralph Russells
Helen
Valleyview
S. K. Shelburnes
Bronte Enterprise
Want ads for furniture and rug sale listing
Household items include a blue floral two piece loveseat and chair for 75 dollars. Axminster weave rug with pad used lightly priced at 75 dollars. Ironing board pad and cover 2.25 and 2.95. Five burner New Perfection Oil range upright oven listed at 106.50. W. Taylor and Son.
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Axminster
W. Taylor & Son
PIANO FOR SALE AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
For sale items listed by R. T. Caperton of Bronte include a piano available through Coulter's Beauty Shop and 3 window shades 84 inches long in fair condition, plus a Ward's gas hot water heater and a 50 pound box in good condition.
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Coulter
Enterprise
R. T. Caperton, Bronte
Recruiting Passes Quota In Dallas Area Drive
Capt Wayne Hall reports San Angelo area counties met the quota by enlisting 30 men in the month First place Bernard Dooley recruited 13 Howard Ingalls 10 and Andrew J Martin 7 He notes Abilene main station in Dallas district was the only station to meet the HQ target.
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Wayne Hall
San
Aga Hee
Luota
Army
Bond
Dallas
Bernard Dooley
Howard N. Ingalls
Andrew J. Martin
St. Angelus Hotel
Hall
Abilene
San Angelo
Mrs Webb Hosts Union WHO Club Meeting
Mrs. Lester Webb and Mrs. Marshall Stephenson hosted the Union WHO Club meeting at Webb's home. Twenty two members and six visitors attended with a Ballinger visitor presenting Stanley products. Sunshine Pals were named and future plans include a September 27 program on refinishing furniture at the Sandusky home with co hosts Sandusky and Helen Bennett.
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Lester Webb
Marshall Stephenson
Union Who
Ballinger
Stanley
H. A. Springer
Amarillo
Wynn
Sand
Incoherent recipe fragment with chicken and cheese filling
Fragmentary text lists minced chicken, pepper, cucumber, and cream cheese with vague directives. Mentions dressings and spreadable fillings, but many words are garbled, making measurements and steps unclear.
Evening Worship Program at Hayrick
A hymn based worship program will be held at Hayrick at 8:00 PM. The service will exclude evening service in preparation for the event. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Hayrick
Abilene Hosts Jersey Sheep and Swine Show
A two day Jersey Sheep and Swine Show will be held in Abilene on September 27 and 28 for West Texas breeders. Sponsored by the Agricultural Department of Abilene Christian College, entries close by 6:00 PM September 26 with stall fees of 1.00 and no formal entry blanks required. Registration papers and a July 1 base age date for seniors and January 1 for juniors are required at entry.
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West Texas
Agricultural Department of
Abilene Christian College
E. P. Hurd
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Abilene
Texas
July boosts Texas farm income above June levels
Texas farmers received 29 percent more income in July from sales of crops and livestock, the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports. July income hit 127 million dollars, the highest since 1945, with strong wheat and cotton price gains lifting cash receipts across the state.
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Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Bureau
West
Rio Grande Valley
Panhandle
West Texas
DDT for Horn Flies Targeting Livestock Pest Control
With rains increasing horn fly hatch rate, a .2 percent DDT spray proves effective. Oil sprays are cautioned against while water-based DDT is harmless to animals. County agents arrange power spray usage to aid farmers and ranchers statewide.
Ft Chadbourne Who Club Meets at Mrs Cullen Clark Hostess
Mrs Cullen Clark hosted the Ft Chadbourne Who Club meeting on Tuesday September 17. Roll call featured "My Most Embarrassing Moment" and members shared topics on shoes hats and gore. Punch and cake followed with 12 members and two visitors present.
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Cullen Clark
Ft. Chadbourne
Paneeet
Ests
Dave Kekiend
Shallow J. Pony
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