Achievement Day 5 Club Program Sets Milam County Fashion Pride
Milam County hosts the annual Wardrobe Achievement Day at Yee High School on Friday June 1 with 51 dresses in the contest. Miss Bertha Fae Strange, home demonstration agent, notes strides in enlistment and program impact. Winners and demonstrators from multiple clubs are named, with Emry Tucker and L L Bradley among honorees and Colbert to represent the county at the state contest July 20 24 at A&M College. Prizes were funded by the Chamber of Commerce with support from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee High School
Milam County
Bertha Fae Strange
Miss Strange
Milan County
Texas
Colbert
Frank Winklery
Ad Haile
Emry Tucker
Duncan
L. L. Bradley
Bethlehem
Howard Schwarting
Clarkson
H. L. Rettig
Jesse Coward
Curry
Hood Caldwell
O. E. Graves
Sandy Creek
A. & M. College
Ing
Ray Leech
Thelma Casey
Travis County
Christine Hobbs
Robertson County
Timely fruit spraying guidance for peaches
Farm Club news presents J F Rosborough urging timely sprays for peaches. June ripening varieties require lime sulfur now, with July varieties sprayed early in July. Prepare mix by combining lime and sulfur with boiling water, heating until orange color and stirring for 10 minutes.
Pruning and Planting Guidelines for Fruit Crops
The notes cover spraying filtration, then pruning fruit trees set out last winter, selecting the best shoot to form a top, and shaping berries. It explains dewberries, blackberries, strawberries, fertilizer rates, and post harvest handling of Trish potatoes and onions with seasonal timing.
Onion storage and tomato plant spray guidance
The article discusses Bermuda onions lasting only briefly in storage while sweet globe onions store longer. It quotes Mr. Rosborough advising gardeners to spray lower tomato leaves with a mixture of bluestone and hydrated lime in water if brown or black areas appear on the foliage.
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Bermuda
Mr. Rosborough
Women's church circles meet across three congregations
Members of the Woman's Auxiliary at the First Presbyterian and women's missionary societies at the First Methodist and First Baptist met in Monday afternoon circles. Circle leaders and hosts included Mrs. Geo Mode Mrs. Mode and Mrs. C W Lawrence at the Presbyterian circle No 1 and Miss Olga Marek with Mrs Ladis Marek at Circle No 4. Miss Mary L Dodson a returned missionary from Korea lectured Sunday night at the Presbyterian church, and she will return to Korea soon.
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Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
Circle No 1
Geo. Mode
Mode
C. W. — Lawrence
Circle No. 4
Olga Marek
Ladis Marek
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Guy Carroll
A. J. Smith
Cecil Warren
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Bob Terry
W. M
The
First Baptist Church
Bertha Brewer
J. T. House
F. J. Beckerman
Mable Jeter
W. H. Henley
L. Wilson
Mary L. Dodson
Austin
Korea
Japan
Presbyterian Church
Miss Dodson
Presbyterian U. S. Missionary Board
Cameron
Garrett Dodson
Lady Praises Cardui Strength Gains in Testimonial
Mrs L H Caldwell of Statesville North Carolina says Cardui helped her after years of weakness and nervousness. She read of Cardui in a newspaper and felt stronger after half a bottle. Thousands of women testify to Cardui benefits and consult a physician if it does not help.
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Cardus
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Chamber of Commerce
C. N. Green & Son
Green & Boedeker
C. W. Bradbury
Cheeves Bros
Kay Moore
Bradley
Mise Werdna Wallace
L. R. Wallace
Yarrellton
Dud Curry
Bethlehem Club
Elizabeth Hulpert
Burlington Club
Frank Winkier
Ad Hall Club
Ethel Angell
Curry Club
Leo Wilde
Daunean Club
Igs Casey
County Home Demonstration
Farm Club News
J. F. Rosborough
Louisville
Kentucky
R Brown-Forman Distillery Co
James Coleman
Methodist
C. D. Harris
Anna Hanson
Houston
A. W. Harris
Coleman Burial Association
James L. Coleman
Secy-Treas
Fairbanks- Morse
America
Cameron Package Store
Silver
Green Produce CO
Coca Cola Co
Goodyear
Hefley-Stedman Motor Co
Fairbanks-Morse Igeralot
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