Elected officers and visitors at Jones Prairie church
Regular conference at Little River Baptist Church elected officers for the coming year including Sunday School Superintendent Carlton Crook and Treasurer Miss Ethel McKinney. Many relatives and friends visited from Angleton Rosenburg Cameron Rockdale and other towns. Guests and family gatherings marked the weekend with several social and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little River Baptist Church
Carlton Crook
H. P. McKinney
Ethel McKinney
E B. Yager
J D. Martin
A. L. Burnett
S. M. Harrell
E. B. Yager
S. S. Hickman
C. W. Neal
Clyde
David
Angleton
Ben Massengale
Willard
Supreme Woodmen Cameron Grove 996 Elects Officers
The Cameron Grove 996 unit of Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle held its meeting on Tuesday September 11 at Mrs. Henry Browns home. President Marie Ann Laake was re elected for another year with Angeline J. Allen as vice president and Cora Matula as second vice president. Other officers named included Ida Johns secretary Ellen House auditor Mary Houston chaplain Julia Brown attendant Seltina Nesbit assistant attendant Gladys Matyastik reporter Nora F. Martin musician and Rebena Inman past president. Mrs Carrie Jamison is the only member with over fifty years of membership. Out of town guests were Mrs Geneva Myrow Somerville district manager and Mrs O A Henigar Rockdale. Myrow announced a new wing for the state home for the aged and children in Sherman to be furnished by the Groves of Texas in honor of state manager Mrs Laura E Krebs Austin. Cameron Grove helped buy equipment. The new wing will open November 18 and chartered buses will leave Waco that morning for interested members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Cameron Grove
Henry Brown
Marie Ann Laake
Angeline J. Allen
Cora Matula
Ida Johns
Ellen House
Mary Houston
Julia Brown
Seltina Nesbit
Gladys Matyastik
Nora F. Martin
Rebena Inman
Carrie Jamison
Geneva Myrow
Somerville
O. A. Henigar
Rockdale
Myrow
Sherman
Groves of
Texas
Laura E. Krebbs
Austin
Waco
Old Cotton Belt Seeks Plains Growers Joint A S C Inquiry
E O Lundgren of Elgin says Old Cotton Belt Association of Texas invites Plains Cotton Growers to join in asking the Texas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee for a complete 1951 to 1955 investigation of the cotton acreage allotment program. The request seeks clarity on trend factors and transfers from dryland to irrigated land and their impact on farm livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Lundgren
Elgin
Old Cotton Belt Association of Texas
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
West West Texas
Texas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
W. O. Fortenberry
West Texas Corporation
Lundgren
Ben Milam Students Return to School After Vacation
The second and third grades at Ben Milam report happiness to be back. Students named Harvey Gill Wallace from Crockett Bryan and Richard Dennis Jones from Houston will stay with grandmother Mrs Ed Toma seek. They note adding a science corner and collecting a dove nest yellow jackets nest and rocks. A storm cracked two classroom windows being repaired by Mr Daniels. Bobbie Price left Cameron for Hillcrest Hospital X Ray Technician training in Waco. Kenneth Caldwell returns after a football injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Milam
Harvey Gill Wallace
Crockett School
Bryan
Richard Dennis Jones
Houston
Ed Tomaseek
Bobbie Price
Alfred Price
Cameron
Hillcrest Hospital
Waco
October harvest lists plentiful vegetables and proteins
The October list from the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service Southwestern Regional Office Dallas shows abundant foods led by beef turkey stewing chickens broilers fryers eggs peanut butter cheese milk and other dairy products. Potatoes and cabbage are the only vegetables on the October listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Southwestern Regional
Dallas
Baptist V M Business Women Meet With Mrs Armstrong
Virginia Mills BWC met in Mrs Lonnie Armstrongs home on September 22 with nine members and one guest Mrs DeLane Yager from Maysfield. Natalie Bynum urged attendance at the book review The Tribes Go Up on September 25 at 7 PM at 107 N Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Mills Bwc
Lonnie Armstrong
Winnie Mae Green
DeLane Yager
Maysfield
Natalie Bynum
Houston
Hymn Name Frames Program Notes at College Event
The program title derives from a hymn written in 1888. Participants include Madames Jes sie Armstrong Leslie McDonald Stella Thorpe Ruby Lee Swanvy Helen Patterson Winnie Mae Green and Miss Natalie Bynum. The next meeting is at the First Baptist Church on October 9 with college notes from Joe Dean Zajicek and Albert Lang Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madames
Jessie Armstrong
Leslie McDonald
Stella Thorpe
Ruby Lee Swanvy
Helen Patterson
Winnie Mae Green
Natalie Bynum
First Baptist Church
Buckholts Conference Guests Visit Church Drought‑Proof Finances Noted
Buckholts Methodist held the first quarterly conference of the year with District Superintendent Dr. W. R. Swain of Bryan as guest speaker and presider. A covered dish dinner followed at the parsonage. Swain praised the charge’s paid in full financial reports despite drought. Temple Junior College students Bernice Fischer Evelyn Glaser and Marion Fuchs were weekend visitors and John R. Meyer visited his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckholts Methodist
Buckholts
W. R. Swain
Bryan
Dr. Swain
Temple Junior College
Bernice Fischer
Evelyn Glaser
Marion Fuchs
John R. Meyer
J. W. Meyer
Montgomery-Ward
Armstrong Floor Covering Distributors
Houston
Udell Woodward
Dale
Tal Woodward
Milton Daniel
Willie Lesikar
LeRoy Koenig
Hubam Clover Proves Soil Strength On Texas Farm
J R Greer of W W Callan livestock farm southeast of Eddy extols hubam clover for soil improvement and yields on a 100 acre tract. In 1963 1954 fertilization, oats after clover, and 1965 crops show corn 40 bu per acre and sorgho 6 tons silage per acre on hubam land, while untreated land produced poor results. Central Texas Soil Conservation District work since 1953 accompanies field notes and a November 30 1956 stalk destruction deadline in Milam County. Visitors at Marek home include Zavrel Janicek and Marek families. Go To Church On Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Greer
W. W. Callan Livestock Farm
Eddy
Blackland
Mr. Greer
Callan
Central Texas Soil Conservation District
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones Prairie
Nadine Parker
Milano
Ben Arnold
Wade Parker
Imogene
Anna Doris Hinze
Clyde McCarty
Buck White
Billy Canady
O. T. Canady
Grady Roden
Commerce
Giddings
Walter Black
Becky
Kay
E. E. Pool
Mr Black
Bud Reynolds
Clarkson
Malcolm Marion
Charles, Bruce
Beth
Seguin
W. M. Griggs
Griggs
Victor Hughen
J. W. Drennon
Maysfield Methodist Church
Milam Theatre
Ann Sheridan
Steve Cochran
King Kong
Fav Wray
Robert Oar ‘Trong
Bruce Caboy
James Elison
Frances Dee
Tom Conws
the Searchers
John Wayne
Jeffrey Hunter
Vera Miles
Ward Bond
Swan Grace Kelly
Alec Guinness
Louis Jourdan
THE
BEAST
Cole
Jennifer Jones
Montgomery Clift
FOX Fire
Jane Raper
Id Chandler
Miss Grant
Richmond
Lucille Bell
William Holden
the Birds and the Bees
George Gobel
Mitzi Gaynor
David Niven
David Brin
Marsha Hunt
Little River
Johnson Grass Farm
Suez Canal
Egypt
Humble
Old Cotton Belt
O.C.B.A
Congress
Acre
Humble Company
Texas In
Kern
Texas A&m - Villanova
Rice Alabama
SMU - Notre Dame
Texas - University of Southern California
Harris County
Kenneth Caldwell
Cameron Fierald
Durham
Busi
Milam County
Monroe Marek
Joe Zavrel
Temple
Lawrence Janicek
J. C. Marek
Ford
Ford Trucks
Hefley - Stedman Motor Company
North Houston
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