Milano Notes Sail Through Weekly Social Roundup
Milano presents a social page of church events travel visits and local greetings. Pastor Brother Davis tentatively scheduled for a July protracted meeting. Several families including Brooks Lumpkin Burnett Posey and Easterwood share visits and extended trips. Notables send regards and celebrations as residents mark birthdays and recoveries.
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Brother Davis
W. W. Brooks
George Lumpkin
Huntsville
Bonnie Bell Brooks
George Lumpkins
Ida Howes
Houston
France built numerous cathedrals and churches in medieval century
The French built 80 cathedrals and about 500 cathedral type churches in the century starting 1170, with replacement cost estimated today at over 2 billion dollars.
Farm Club News Highlights Sewing Progress Across Wards
The 17 ward demonstrators report year long sewing gains. Mrs. Gibson builds cost free closets using scrap lumber with ceiling paper donated. Yarrelston’s Miss Wallace cuts 460 foundation patterns and hosts sleeve pattern demos aiding SY pool growth. Burlington’s Miss Helpert tallies family clothing costs at 128.65 for 10 members. Clarkson’s Mrs. Hawk promotes a low hanging red to help children hang clothes. Curry’s Elizabeth Angel says she now makes all dresses with foundation pattern after prior minimal sewing. Leo Wilde notes total closet cost 4.20 funded by selling a baby bed and gifts.
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Werdna Wallace
Yarrelston Club
Wallace
Elizabeth Helpert
Burlington Club
Elizabeth
Jim Hawk
Clarkson Club
Curry Club
Ethel Angel
Miss Angel
Extension Service Demonstration In Flea Hopper Control
Milam County conducts three farmer demonstrations to control cotton flea hopper using sulfur dust. Frank Sherrill, Cave Link, J M Gilchrist host 5 acre plots with dustings every seven days, two plots per farm and a five acre untreated check plot. First sulfur application slated for next week under guidance of County Agent George Banzhaf and entomologist Th Strandtmann.
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Milam County
Frank Sherrill
Ben Arnold
Cave Link
Silver City
J. M. Gilchrist
San Gabriel
Kh. Th. Strandtmann
Ad Hall 4 H Club Girls Meet Informally
The Ad Hall 4 H Club girls gathered at sponsor Mrs. Lawhorn’s home on June 12 with ten members and three visitors from San Antonio. Minutes were read and approved, Short Course funds planned, and Misa Strange led a tomato canning demonstration before adjournment. A public party for January 20 at the Ad Hall School House is announced with no admission.
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Ad Hall
Misa Strange
Jane
Ad Hall of Girls
Future Farmers See Roosevelt On Luling Trip
A Cameron group of Future Farmers visited Round Rock cheese plant and the Centen nial Exposition in Austin with Mr. E. TD. Parnell. They viewed Jersey cattle at Heep Jersey Farm then toured Luling Foundation Farm and met President Roosevelt, returning with a calf.
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Roosevelt
Luling
E. TD. Parnell
Vocational Agricultural
Cameron
Round Rock
Austin
Mr. Parnell
Luling Foundation
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