Methodist edict on 3.2 beer stirs church debate
The Enterprise reports Bishop H A Boaz declares Methodists will exclude or discipline members who sell 3.2 beer if and when it becomes legal in Texas. The piece questions church consistency on voter support for intoxicants and invites reader views, noting local Houston hotel owner ties and broader religious roles.
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H. A. Boaz
Houston
Boaz
Bill” Kellison
Bill
Terraces boost farm yields and county farming notes
County Agent Henry Childress praises terraces and water-level rows as a key to improving yields and transforming old land. The piece mentions Frank Keeney’s water-filled field, a Four County Pecan Growers meeting on May 27 at the C. B. Metcalfe farm in Tom Green County, and guidance on rat control using sardines and red squill powder. It also notes wool table work by Jim McCutchen and a display by Mrs. N. M. Arrott of Tennyson at the First State Bank in Robert Lee, highlighting home manufacturing of mohair products.
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Coke County
Frank Keeney
Bronte
Bennie
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Pecan Growers Association
C. B. Metcalfe
Tankersley
Tom Green County
Coke Couny
Lewis
San Angelo
Frank Smith
Irvin Cumbie
Milton Wylie
Usig
N. M. Arrott
Tennyson
First State Bank
Robert Lee
Arrot
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