West Texas Field Day hospitality schedule announced
The High Plains Research Foundation hosts the Tenth Annual Field Day on September 8 1966 with Texas Young Farmers Region 1 coordinating guest parking and welcoming duties. Chapters from Plainview Hale Center Springlake Abernathy Lockney Hereford Floydada Idalou Silverton Anton Ralls Dimmitt Tulsa Littlefield Muleshoe Wolfforth Whit Hartrell Friona Slaton rotate one hour blocks from 10 a m to 5 p m.
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High Plains Research Foundation
West Texas
Texas Young Farmers Chapters
Region 1
Betcod Sene
Idaléu
James Stair
Cochairman
Plainview
Hale Center
Springlake
Abernathy
Lockney
Hereford
Floydada
Idalou
Silverton
Anton
Ralls
Dimmitt
Tulsa
Littlefield
Muleshoe
Wolfforth
Whitharrell
Friona
Slaton
Foundation
Chambers of Commerce Agricultural Committees
Glad Handers
Charles Young
Plainview Chamber of Commerce
Clarence Wright
Young Homemakers
Area One
Edward Weil
Area One Association of Young Homemakers of Texas
State Employment Up While Farm Jobs Fall in Texas
July reports from the Texas Employment Commission show gains in nonfarm openings and referrals, with total job placements rising from 1965 levels. Farm employment dropped sharply, and unemployment insurance claims fell, signaling strong overall labor activity in Texas.
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Texas Employment Commission
R. L. Coffina
Texas
TEC
Coffman
Rio Grande Valley
Boys Club Schedules Reduced Hours and Swim Time
Harold Andrews announced a shift to part time operations for the Boys Club starting Monday August 22. The activity will be swimming from 11:00 to 12:30, with the club closed until 3:00 p.m. It will reopen at 3:00 and stay open until 7:00 p.m.
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Harold Andrews
Water district proposal gains momentum in defined area
Past Days In Terry notes area definition boosts water district proposal as community interest grows. other items mention Indian Centenary Choir concert, rising county insect activity, rotation farm method watching, and local Miss Little League winner Nancy Benson along with multiple Dollar Day winners listed with addresses.
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Indian Cenetary Choir
Nancy Benson
Bonnie Rickey
Meadow
G. C, Schults
Arch Fowler
L, J, Richardson, Jr
Oak
L. M, Yates
T. P. Oliver
W. B. Seler
Lakers
Dee Hunter
Gene Ridgway
Broadway
Henry Dyer
L. B, Dunn
Frank Story
Sundown
Peggy Gray
E. Main
Lions
Coleman Park
Terry County
State Bank
J. O. Gillham
Joe McGowan
Colorado
Sunday Mail
Santa Fe
Gomez
Slaughter
Byers
Zilhia Gist
Pasadena
Calif
Gladys Walker
Tohoka
Mesdames Stricklin
Judd
A. J. Stricklin
E, R, Haines
Primrose
W. C. Cowan
Lee
Missionaries Tidenbergs Depart for East Africa for Tanzania Work
Rev and Mrs James G Tidenberg Southern Baptist missionaries left the United States July 23 for Tanzania after furlough. Tidenburg born in Clovis New Mexico grew up near Bovina Parilee Nelson born in Brownfield. The couple will conduct evangelistic work in Dar es Salaam. Box 20395 Dar es Salaam Tanzania mentioned in the dispatch.
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James G. Tidenberg
Southern Baptist
Tanzania
Tidenburg
Clovis
N. Mex
Bovina
Parilee Nelson
Brownfield
Dar Es Salaam
Dar Es Am
Africa
James Tidenburg
Betha Rere Burleson
Solar Flare Particles Move in Twisting Streams
High energy solar flare particles travel in tightly wound streams that twist around one another, creating complex magnetic field interactions observed by researchers.
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Mark David
Lamesa
Billy Butler
Dan
G. Cannon
Plainview Chapter
Hale Center Soringicke and Abernathy
Kress
Petersburg
Shallowater
Sudan
Cadillac
Cadillac Motor Car Division
Cient
Bowman
Brownfield, Texas
Terry
Shell Timmons
A. W. Blankenship
Lence Price
Solon Cowar
Sam Arnett
Thad Durst
DeKalb
M. E. Daugherty
Howard
Tom James
Tatum, N
Mex
Cecil Smith
Tokio
Newt Copeland
Oakland
East Africa
Pioneer Natural Gas Company