Jones Prairie social notes and wedding in Cameron area
Jones Prairie H D Club met at Mrs S M Harrell home with ten members and three guests. Mrs R K Fontaine named civil defense chairman and a THDA delegate was chosen. Barbara Jo and Margaret Young helped serve. Billie Jo Massengale wed Cpl Bernard White in New Mexico in a single ring ceremony. Other family visits and BTU program details follow. Parish events include Little River WMU program on Fishers of Men and a misc shower for Mrs Bernard White at the community center. Parish members hosted Sunday services with Rev U S Lucky and family visits noted. Parma Radio Service ad ends the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Harrell
H. D. Club
Bill Thweatt
R. K. Fontaine
Civil Defense
Barbara Jo
Margaret Young
Billie Jo Massengale
Ben Massengale
Cpl
Bernard White
Buck White
LaCalles
New Mexico
el Paso
Briggs Air Field
White
Rosenburg
Cpl. White
Air Corps
England
Jones Prairie
A. L. Burnett
Ira Lee Parker
Milano
Novel Young
Waco
Tom Young
Gatesville
Dewey Black
Roy Garrett
San Marcos
Buster Sweet
William of
Cameron
W. M. Sweet
S. S Hickman
P.gl Arnold
Paul Jr
Van
Brownwood
E. P. Gill
Clarkwood
A. W Wittliff
Rebstown
T. O. Fluitt
Tommy
Beeville
Joe Hickman
Edna McKinney
Jim Baskin
Austin
Little River
WMU
BTU Assembly
Jesus
C. H. Massey
Mirs
S. Hickman
Carlton Crook
Ana McKinney
J. A. Jamison
Lucky
Robert Glenn
Robert
U. S. Lucky
Little River Baptist Church
Lovelace Jamison
Joe
Houston
Nagel
Ida Lee
Joe Bailey
Patti
Bob
Dren
Corrine Co
H Massey
Mes
Dames Bailey
Devil and the Deep Blue Sea Crabmeat Bake Guide
Crabmeat mixture combines two cans with mustard butter lemon juice and bread crumbs then baked in ramekins at 400 degrees for 10 to 15 minutes Crusts may be kept or removed and crust crumbs are used for dry breading Soft and hard crumb methods explained to use fresh or stale bread with seasoning guidance.
New Texas Corn Hybrid Set for 1952 Release
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station announces Seed of Texas 30 a new corn hybrid for 1952. Developed from inbred lines of Yellow Dent and Yellow Surcropper it yields larger ears than Texas 26 or 28. In eight tests over two years Texas 20 matched or surpassed Texas 24 26 and 28 yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
J. S. Rogers
Texas 20
Texas 30 Emerges as Top Corn Hybrid for State
The article notes Texas 30 as a leading corn hybrid, maturing later than Texas 28 but earlier than Texas 24 or 28. It adapts well to the Blackland Prairie and East Texas Timber Region, with Rogers predicting a wide adaptation range and broad seed availability anticipated for 1952 amid extensive testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Local Residents Visit in Yarrellton and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs John Foster visited at the Lee Chapman home in Rosebud. Lee Roy Russell and family stayed with C E Russell. Rodney Barker made a business trip to Marlin. The article lists multiple visits including Camron, Cameron, Lubbock natives, and a Corpus Christi visitor. Joe Perkins returns from Lubbock after visiting Milam County relatives and old friends. He was raised in Yarrellton and moved to Lubbock 41 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opa! Perkins
Calvert
Marion McCall
Camp Hood
John Foster
Lee Chapman
Rosebud
Lee Roy Russell
Crangfield
C. E. Russell
Rodney Barker
Marlin
Jack Griffin
Velma Dobbs
Perry Armstrong
Demp Allen
G. W. Allen
Cameron
W. A. Wilkers
Roy Johnson
Cleburne
Joe Perkins
Lubbock
Milam County
Add Miller
Jim Mann
Yarrellton
Charlie Barrett
Corpus Christi
Charlie Griffin
D. H. Kennedy
Houston
W. A
4 H Roundup At A M College Highlights World Understanding
Foreign students will assist Texas 4 H boys and girls at the State 4 H Roundup June 24 27 at Texas A M College. Miss Gladys Darden says 25 colleges will participate with nine students from the University of Texas representing various countries and two German students from Texas Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
China
Canada
Hungary
Chile
Afganistan
France
Iraq
Turkey
Philippines
Egypt
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Pakistan
India
Venzurea
4-H
Darden
Communists Indicate North Korea Offense Stalled by UN
North Korean forces showed signs of attempting to retake the offensive as UN troops faced stiff resistance along the East Korean front. A tank and infantry clash produced a bazooka duel while rivers Pukhan and Kumsong drew attention to possible preps for renewed attack near Seoul. An allied air defense unit faced a lone communist biplane strike on Kimpo Inchon and Suwon as the battle for Kumsong intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
North Korea
United Nations
Kumsong
Pukhan
Hwachon
Seoul
Kimpo
Inchon
Suwon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cameron Herald
S. S. Hickman
Parma Radio Service
Devil and the
Purina
Purina Star
Ideal Hatchery and Poultry Farm
W. Main
Rogers
Yarrellton News
Mrs
Lena Russell
S. E. Brogdon
Southwestern
James Ralph Wood
Hom
Travis
Dodge