Blossom Takes Top Honors of Future Farmers
In Commerce Texas on April 30 the East Texas State Teachers College semi finals saw Blossom Jefferson Pittsburgh and Bavey chapters win top honors in Improvement projects for Future Farmers of America. State meet entrants May 1 include six high scoring teams in stock dairy and poultry judging with others earning soil conservation rights. Individual high scorers included George Floyd Honey Grove and Algele Winnifield Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Texas
East Texas State Teachers College
Future Farmers of America
Bloissom, Jefferson
Pittsburgh
Bavey
Adehm College
Bonham
Bogers
Daingerfield
Annona
George Floyd
Honey Grove
Algele
Winnifield
Jefferson
Maples
Cumby
Leonard
Bogota
Omaha
Kaufman
James Bowie
Savoy
Detroit
Terrell
Linden
Hemp
East Texas FFA Meet Draws 850 Plus Members
Charles De Berry of Savoy Walter Owens of Rox ton Bill Dean of Hughes Springs G B Hendrix of Mt Vernon and James Johnson of Terrell tied for third in an East Texas State department of agriculture sponsored event attended by more than 850 FFA members and sponsors from 56 chapters in Northeast Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de Berry
Savoy
Walter Owens
Roxton
Bill Dean
Hughes Springs
G. B. Hendrix
Mt. ‘Vernon
James Johnson
Terrell
Taurels
East Texas
Five 4-H Club Winners for 1948 Are Announced
Five Texas 4-H Club boys and the cream of the crop were named 1948 winners for outstanding club work. The state leaders J W Potts and Lorene Stevens announced the delegates to the National 4-H Club Camp in Washington D C June 18 23. Alternates named include Harold Rampy Hall County and Jess ie Lou Boyer Tarrant County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
J. W. Potts
Lorene Btevens
Texas Aum
College
Ists
Nevis Allison
Rule
Mankell County
Maggie W. Barry
Howard Altenbot
Guadalupe
Patay
Pelevan
Devine
Meding County
Reta Nel Baldwin
Vernon
Wilmarger County
Haward Hill
Garland
Dallas County
Washington, D. C
Washington
Harold Rampy
Hall County
Jessie Lou Boyer
Tarrant County
Alvin Glenn Davis
Garea County
Jeanelle Thompson
Hale County
Irving Carrollton Girls Softball League Planned
Carrollton and Farmers Branch girl athletes are invited to form a softball team under the Irving and Carrollton Chamber of Commerce. Teams from Irving Oak Cliff and another nearby city have already been gathered and sponsored. Working girls and high school age players may join a proposed league with two games weekly and one at home, no games on Wednesday or Saturday evenings, and efforts to secure transportation and uniforms.
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Carrollton
Farmers Branch
Irving and
Jhla
Miss Allison Earns Year of College Entitlement
The 1 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Allison has eight years in club work and is first senior in her high school class. She has held club leadership roles and is active in school community and church. The National 4 H Club camp tour delegates including Miss Brey ens and Mr Potts will spend a week in Washington with delegates from all states and territories. They are experienced in club work and include livestock breeders and family welfare demonstrators. Cover crops in pecan orchards should be disked by mid April or May first. Pick up and destroy peaches dropping from trees to curb plum curculio in April and early May.
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Allison
J. C. Allison
Washington
United States
Breyens
Mr. Potts
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Carrollton Chronicle
Meher
Blossom
Woman Fleet
The
Methodist Church Women's Society OF Christian Service
Bill Hall
Welltex
Gm.c
H. E. Yarbrough
First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
College Avenue Missionary
Church OF Christ Prayer Service
Farmers Branch Baptist Church
Gala Bailey
Bunday School
Methodist Church
Robert Ridley
Youth Fellowship
Farmers Branch Methodist Church
Howard L. Williams
First Christian Church
John B. Graber
Christian Endeavor
Bethel Baptist Church
Letot
Grady Ethridge
Sehoat
New Plas
Akcilla
Walton's Beauty, Shop
Vna
Lee Walton
Cole Road
Grapevine Mattress Factory
Geen Misewell
Grapevine
Carrollton, Texas
Ovkeer
Merrit
Gril Uepller
Feol-Koniref
Hile
Lone Star Gas Company
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