Burlington Social News Highlights Orbits Local Visitors
Mrs. George Lecar hosted by Burlington visitors from Pryor Oklahoma and El a Collison of Pryor with son Ernest visited Charlie Boehme. 42 Club gathered at Mrs Helpert home with refreshments. Bobby Litzman of Houston visited parents Henry and family. Fritz Steebner hosted by Oscar Trojan in Tennie tests. Will Steebner and Albert Rummel hosted at Vogelsang. Frankie Nitche and Henry Brénham visited Steebners. Rocky Stone and Galveston relatives stayed with Florine Dodson. Paul Moore of Copperas Cove visited Rosebud area friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela Collison
Pryor
Onla
Ernest
Charlie Boehme
Burlington
Henry Helpert
Helpert
Bobby Litzman
Houston
Henry Litzman
Fritz Steebner
Oscar Trojan
Tennle
Boneless Beef Cubes Make a Simple One Pan Meal
Boneless beef cubes can be browned then simmered with water until tender. Thicken the sauce for gravy if desired. Serve over parsleyed rice with a green salad and a fruit dessert. Mealy baked potatoes topped with creamed dried beet and peas form a full meal with minimal prep.
Livestock Price Prospects Seen for 1966 By A&M Specialist
Avacek, Texas A&M livestock marketing specialist, predicts brighter price prospects for 1966. Lower cattle numbers, similar calf crops, and reduced slaughter should keep fed cattle and feeder calf prices above 1965, with hog prices likely hitting new highs in early 1966. He notes cattle inventories down about 1.5 million head and envisions a possible end to liquidation and a new cycle start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Bridhted
Avacek
Texas A&m University
Beermender revival and community notices across towns
Sunday services with speakers including Pronak Kemble and Superintendent Seheed announced. Murrell Camp dies Saturday night. funeral Monday at Phillips and Luckey Chapel, interment Locklin Cemetery. Worley family weekend visit. Mrs Fulcher patient in Johns Hospital Taylor. Mrs Katie Isobel visiting. Mrs Wilson under observation at Thehards Clinic and Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sienday
Willian
Joe Adats
Rees
San Gabrin
Kemble
Thor Date Seheed
Sunieee
Miet
Moers Watson
Mondey
Bill Bartler
Bell County
Ayent
Alesse
den Hemble
County
Jadu
Murrell Camp
Phillips and Luckey
W R. Palmer
Locklin
Tim Worey
L. L. Worley
Kit
Howard Fulcher
Johns Hospital
Taylor
Katie Isobel
Corpus Christi
Jess Wilson
Thehards Clinic
Weekend visitors brighten Maysfield social scene
Mrs. J P Wise reports a busy weekend with visits from Mr and Mrs Howell Armstead of Dallas Mrs A D Brown and Merv of Houston Mrs Paul Kieki and auditor in Austin and others including Mrs W C Freeman from Dallas Mrs Bryan Floyd and children from Rockdale and Mrs Hollas Jorvin Cameron and Mrs Somer Hollingsworth Las Vegas Nev at the Hollingsworth and Thweatt households plus visits to the Donald Thweatts in Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysfield
John Thweatt
Wayne
Howel Armstead
Dallas
Merv
A. D. Brown
Houston
Paul Kieki
Aauditer
Austin
Thweatt
Kieki
W. C. Freeman
Borse Pridey
John Evans
Bryan Floyd
Chidren
Rockdale
Dee Thweatt
Hollas Jorvin
Cameron
Somer Hollingsworth
Las Vegas
Nev
Gilford Thweatt
Pleatl
Donald
Community Notices From Red Stone To Temple Gatherings
Mrs. E L Gharp and children in Red Stone Alabama received Wednesday night gifts from kin. W Mitcham visited family in Ancleton and Clute. Roberta Pace and Mrs Felix Cabbell stayed with Dallas friends. Owen Brooker Reeves and Lawson family guests in Rockdale. Charlie Duncan celebrated birthday with Belton visitors. Tracy Fellowship Hall hosts worship and basket lunch. Roy Green and Ray Green visited Clyde Lawson in Temple. Annie Schwarz and others spent Sunday with Perry Luetge near Rockdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Lawson
Sharon
Donna
Rockdale
Bill Brown
Belton
Charlie Duncan
Charlie
Roy Green
Ray Green
Mer
Clyde Lawson
Temple
Bank reports assets liabilities and capital in 1966 Texas declaration
The bank lists assets totaling 1 529 844 20 with cash balances and government obligations and 1 160 073 32 in deposits. Liabilities and capital total 1 169 333 77 and 160 510 43 respectively, with Wilma J Stark affirming the report on January 11 1966 before notary Cecil R Criswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
Wilma Jo Stark
Leo Fuchs
Edna Fuchs
Vernon
Plant for Windbreak Offers Low Cost Trees in Texas
Texas farmers and ranchmen may order windbreak and soil stabilization stock from the Texas Forest Service. Local county offices distribute application forms. Available stock includes black walnut catalpa mulberry bois d arc loblolly pine redcedar sycamore and euonymus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bill Smith
Texas Forest Service
County Agent's Notes on Stock Parasites Threat
Daternal parasites of livestock and poultry are a constant menace. They lower production of --
Auction Report from Cameron Livestock Auction Results
Report shows 50 cattle and 125 hogs sold last week with steers bringing 24.75 to 25.00 supporting fat cows at 13.99 to 46.75 and calves from 22.10 to 24.59. Bulls 19.09 to 22.00. heifers 29.00 to 23.59. stocker and feeder classes 16.90 to 28.50. hogs top 28.00 to 29.00 and sows 23.00 to 24.50. Also notes lice control advice and disease warning with recommendations for insecticides and referencing MP-691 guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Livestock Aucion
Cattle Health Bulletin Promotes Disease Awareness
The USDA bulletin No 214 outlines how spores cause disease in calves aged four to six months, with older animals at risk. Transmission may occur via punctures in the digestive tract or skin wounds, and practices like dehorning and branding are discussed. County extension offices offer the bulletin to interested readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amonz
USDA
Cold cuts and prep tips for sliced cervelat and sausage
A fragment notes ready to serve meats and ways to use cervelat and sausage. It contrasts cold service with hot dishes and suggests pan frying sausage to accompany scrambled eggs and other meals.
Granddaughter Hosts Mrs Blasienz in Temple
Mrs J A Blasienz was a weekend guest of her granddaughter Mrs Robert Mays in Temple while Mays served on National Guard duty at Fort Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Blasienz
Robert Mays
Temple
Mays
Ft. Hood
Home Demonstration Club Holds Annual Meeting
The Home Demonstration Club met at the Cameron National Guard Armory on Monday January 1 with 66 officers in attendance. Officers were trained in parliamentary procedure and reports were filed. a skit titled Silver Threads Among the Gold was presented. aging and recreation work were reported. council actions were approved. numerous members attended and participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brown
Graham Your Sr
Preston Perry Enders
W. J. Skinner
J. B. Sapp
George Young Sr
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Lecar Burlington
Frite Stoetner
Vetera Hospital
A&m
Uvecek
J. P. Wise
By Mere. W. Schwarz
E. L
Sanara
Danny
Red Stone
Ala
Jerry Harbuz
Mrs. W. Mitcham
James Andrews
Ancleton
J. W. Mitcham
Clute
Roberta Pace
Felix Cabbell
George Triggs
Owen T. Brooker
Mark Reeves
Memphis
Tenn
Roy Crawford
Como
Rufs Graves Home
Tracy Fellowship Hall
Annie Schwarz
Willie Schwarz
Lizzie Drummonds
Perry Luetge
Henry Luetge
the Buckholts State Bank
State Bank No
Buckholts
J.D. Moore
Blackland Cotton Committee
HP Council
Wns
Graham Young Sr
le Johnson
Hardy
Clyde Holliman
Dimmey Angell
Wavy Charles W. J. Skinner
Julitix Siutry
Johnny Wilson
Jor Brown
Frank Hand
Mm . Terrell
Sarah Hemphll
T. N. Hine
B. T. Willeton
J.B. Sapp
NIPAK
Nipak 45
Eastern Seed Company
Cameron - OX
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