Hicks Returns From Food Distribution Convention
Charles M. Hicks, County Superintendent, attended the Food Distribution for Seven States meeting in Topeka Kansas July 25 through 28 as chairman of the Texas delegation. M F Thomond and state lunch directors from Texas joined the four day session. Hicks said war conditions render the outlook for donated foods uncertain though some items are on storage and may be available to schools including dried eggs dried milk National cheddar cheese and creamery butter all year.
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Charles M. Hicks
Topeka
Kansas
Texas
Hicks
M. F. Thomond
Draft notice warns of delinquents under status changes
General Wakefield states that reporting changes such as marriage or address is mandated for draft boards to reassess eligibility. Delinquents can be inducted ahead of others, and registrants must notify boards in writing. He blames prior damage and urges timely compliance with the draft system.
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Wakefield
Coral Snakes Abound In County After Fatal Bite Mention
Mrs. Barclay Jeter killed a two foot coral snake at her mother’s Milano home while preparing for laundry. Help arrived and the venomous reptile was neutralized. Similar snake reported by Harold B. Pressley two weeks earlier. both specimens mirror the SE Texas Mississippi red and black nosed coral varieties common in the region.
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Barclay Jeter
Cameron
Wesley Wood
Milano
Wood
Herald
Harold B. Pressley
Hoyte
Culpeppers Welcome Wallace Hilton Culpepper Jr
Mr and Mrs Wallace Hilton Culpepper announce the birth of their son Wallace Hilton Culpepper Jr born Monday July 24 at St Edward Hospital. He weighs 8 pounds 14 ounces and is the first child for the couple. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs H P Culpepper and Mr and Mrs E P Werner. Both families report all well.
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Wallace Hilton Culpepper
St. Edward Hospital
Wallace Hilton, Jr
H. P. Culpepper
E. P. Werner
Little Wallace
Culpeppers
Werners
Home Demonstration Club Camp Near Coffield Diamond H Ranch
Milam County Home Demonstration Club women and 4-H girls held multi day encampments at the Coffield Diamond H Ranch Friendship Community July 25 to 28. Groups of Herefords Jerseys Bradman and Angus participated with demonstrations on frosted candles and aluminum foil cooking. Farm safety programs and 4-H deputy duties were named with winners announced Beverly Garner Bernice Fischer and Jacquelyn Linke. Local sponsors and schools provided facilities and discounts for the event.
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Coffield Diamond H. Ranch
Friendship
Milam County
Home Demonstration Club
Jerseys
Bradman
Angus
Hodge
Margaret Bracher
Temple
Mary Roper
Assisant H. D
Bell County
Beverly Garner
Sharp
Billie Swazy
Burlington
Stella Ann Turner
Thorndale
Marian Fuchs
Buckholts
Bertie Love
Bertie H. Alford
Carl Linke
Bernice Fischer
Jacquelyn Linke
H. H. Coffield
Rockdale
Perry Hardware Company
Surlington
Hilltop Bakery
Killen’s Grocery
Duncan Coffee Company
E. L. Hodge
Gershbach
Spirit in the Lesson Sermon for August 6
Christian Science services announce the Sunday Lesson Sermon to be read in all churches. The Golden Text cites love joy peace and other fruits of Spirit. Included Bible citation declares liberty where the Spirit of the Lord is. The Science and Health passage emphasizes harmony Life and God expressed in all.
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Christian Science
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
From Camp to Radio Three Milam County 4 H Girls Speak Farm Safety
Beverly Garner Marian Fuchs and Jacquelyn Linke left 4 H Encampment to address farm safety. Under Milam County agent Mrs Bertie Alford they broadcast on KTAE Taylor on Saturday July 29 at 10 30 AM delivering tips to prevent farm accidents. It notes a farm accident occurs every 13 seconds in the United States.
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Milam County
Beverly Garner
Sharp
Marian Fuchs
Buckholts
Jacquelyn Linke
Thorndale
Bertie H. Alford
Ktae Taylor
United States
Milam County Teachers Attend Convention at Lind enwood Missouri
Milam County teachers Mrs Leona G White Mrs Buddy Wiese and Miss Mary Randolph from Cameron public Schools and Miss Lois Randolph Rockdale fifth grade teacher attended the 7th annual convention for classroom teachers at Lind enwood College St Charles Missouri July 10 21 The convention opened with UN study and included talks by United Nations leaders from Lake Success and other authorities Four hundred fifty teachers registered with delegates from 44 states and 26 foreign countries. outings included a Cardinals Dodgers game an open air opera Robin Hood and a Mississippi River cruise onboard the S S Admiral
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Leona G. White
Buddy Wiese
Mary Randolph
Cameron Public
Lois Randolph
Rockdale
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Missouri
St. Louis
United Nations
Lake Success
U. N
United Relations
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mississippi River
S. S. Admiral
Schillers Return From Eastern Vacation Tour
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Schiller return home after a two week trip through the eastern United States. They toured Arkansas Tennessee and the Smoky Mountain National Park, then North Carolina and Mississippi visiting coastal towns including Natchez. They described ideal travel weather and many interesting sites.
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E. O. Schiller
United States
Arkansas
Tennessee
Smoky Mountain National Park
North Carolina
Mississippi
Natchez
Schillers
Meier Family Returns From Washington Vacation
Mr and Mrs Joe Meier and Mr and Mrs Joe Meier Jr complete a ten day sightseeing trip to Washington D C They toured thirteen eastern states and described the journey as informational educational and entertaining while enjoying the capital city trip and favorable travel weather.
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Joe Meier Jr
Washington D. C
Meiers
United States
Washington
U. S
Mrs. F L Gregory Ill at Newton Memorial Hospital
Mrs. F L Gregory who suffered a heart attack Friday July 21 is resting well at Newton Memorial Hospital. Initial reports said her condition was serious but she is improving and may return home soon. Friends wish her a speedy recovery.
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F. L. Gregory
Newton Memorial Hospital
Gregory
Mr and Mrs Jistel Visit Abel Family
Mr and Mrs Hubert Jistel and their family paid a visit to Mr and Mrs Floris Abel and their family recently, sharing time and greetings.
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Hubert Jistel
Floris Abel
First Bale of 1950 Cotton Reaches Bryan
Brazos County reports its first 1950 cotton bale delivered to Bryan by Harry Moore and son from Allen farm. The 520 pound bale was ginned at W. S. Moore gin in Navasota and sold to Yarborough for 50 cents a pound. Moore received a $50 prize from the Bryan Chamber of Commerce.
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Bryan
Brazos County
Harry Moore
Allen Farm
Bryan Compress and Warehouse Co
W. S. Moore
Navasota
Moore
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Yarborough
Fox
Mississippi
Miss Sammie Dell Markham Visits Her Mother
Miss Sammie Dell Markham, a Draughon’s Business College student in Dallas, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Florence Markham, returning home after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammie Dell Markham
Draughon’s Business College
Dallas
Florence Markham
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Chas. M. Hicks
Wallace Culpeppers
Precinct 1
Sioner
C. S. Raney
the People of Justice
Hubert W. Shuffield
Minnie Stedman
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Mannie A. Hefley Insurance Agency
E. O. Schillers Sr
Mrs
Joe Meier
Nyaa
Burial Insurance
Marek - Burns Burial Association
Cameron, Texas
C.F.M
H.P
Horstmann Brothers
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