Local Burlington News for Weekend Socials and Obits
Burlington residents share Mardi Gras experiences in Fort Worth. Milam County health nurse tests children while local families visit relatives and mourners attend funerals in Cameron Lott and Rosebud. Michael Lee Kalfous born February 2 to George Kalfous and wife in Houston. Attending events include the Davenport family and First Baptist Church annual homecoming and ordination for Rev. Henry Davenport scheduled March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Weid
Stanley Wied
Otto Wied
Burlington
Charlie Hengatter
Rosebud
Denny O'Neill
Waco
France O'Neal
Rosenbury
Arthur Davenport
Hugh Davenport
Wakefield
Lott
Mary Gleason
Tim and
Frank
Bartel Crenan
Ellen Francis
Cameron
Austin
Aubrey Russel
First Baptist Church
WMS
F. J. Rogers
Henry Davenport Herman Schulz
Ollie Mode
Henry Davenport
Pete Bemsh
Milam County
Cameron First Baptist Church
Corpus Christi
Lewis Newman
Mike
Ft. Worth
Richard Wilscher
John Lynch
George Mode
Troy Mode
Fred Davenport
Densus Davenport
Roy Lee Franklin
Jimmie and
Melba
Valasco
Soil Conservation Efforts Boost Bermuda Pastures Near Milano
Lee Keen, a Taylor Soil Conservation District cooperator, fertilized 20 acres of poor bermuda grass with 200 pounds of 10-20-10 per acre on bottom land pasture to improve ground cover. He plans 30-40 more acres this year as cattle prefer fertilized grass. Nearby, W. E. Boyd near Rockdale increased pasture vigor with diverse grasses and fertilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Keen
Taylor Soil Conservation District
Milano
ASC
Keen
Rockdale
Alcoa Road
Soil Conservation Service
Lehman
Bermuda
Mr. Boyd
Boyd
Sudan
Willard Olive
Texas
Miss Florence Swanzy Visits Rosebud From Waco
Miss Florence Swanzy daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Swanzy visited Rosebud last weekend from Waco. She is training as an X ray technician at Providence Hospital in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Krause
Judy
Fort Worth
Jaque- Vine Krause
Catholic Youth Organization
Milam County
Miss Jackson
Harry Chollett
Waco
Ela Chollett
Roy Schonhrift
Eldon
Joe Schonhoeft
Florence Swanzy
Floyd Swanzy
Rosebud
Miss Swanzy
Providence Hospital
Rew Baptist Circle installs Friday officers in candlelit ceremony
Mrs Earl Moseley led the installation of eight officers for the Business Women's Circle of the First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society at the McLane home on February 17. New members Ann Moseley and Johnnie Richards joined as others present included Mrs. Winnie Mae Green and Mrs. Ruby Lee Swanzy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Moseley
Business Women’s Circle
First Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society
Drayton McLane
W.ms
Green
Ruby Lee Swanzy
Helen Patterson
Natalie Bynum
Frances Price
Frances Mallard
Community Missions
Ruth T. Lagrone
Stella Thorpe
Ann Moseley
Johnnie Richards
Mesdames Franklin
A. F. Russell
Jimmie Asher
A. E. Jones
McLane
Asher
Business Woman's Circle
Daily Records Advised For Farm Taxpayers
H. W. Ewing of the Temple Internal Revenue office urges farmers to keep complete records of income and expenses from farming. He stresses daily entries for each sale and expense, including fertilizer and other farm costs, and notes personal living expenses are not deductible. The records aid in filing tax returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Ewing
Temple Internal Revenue Office
Weekend Guests Visit Buckholts and Nearby Towns
Mrs J V and Mr R W Wall with daughters Carolyn and Judy spend the weekend in Marble Falls visiting his mother Mrs 7 B Wall. Also guest Mrs Millie Krall. Corporal Daniel L Janes and wife visit relatives in Cameron after attending Harold L Holloway funeral in Albin Michigan. Weekend guests include the Handle family and others from Huntsville Bartlet and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V
R. W. Wall
Carolyn
Judy
Marble Falls
7. B. Wall
Millie Krall
Albin
Michigan
Harold L. Holloway
Janes
Charles Handle
Master Sergeant
Arnold Orsay
Deanne
Wanda
Huntsville
Mike Wasserman
Bartlett
Dane Fowler
David Andes
San Antonio
Farmers tax forms broadened by social security coverage
H. W. Ewing notes more farm tax returns will be filed this year as social security coverage requires every farmer who nets $400 from farming to file a tax return even if no income tax is due. Tax return forms can be obtained from the District Director of Internal Revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Ewing
Internal Revenue
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Roper
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Stedman Tractor CO
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Rew Baptist Circle
Buckholts
York
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L. T. Lewis
J. R. Slovacek
J. J. Slovacek
Diane
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Phillips 66
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Dusek Pharmacy