Gaston Family Visits Bring News to Fort Worth
Mr and Mrs Short Gaston of Coanfills Gap visited Fort Worth Monday afternoon with his sister Jewell Murphree. Other visitors included John Marie and Alice Gaston. Mrs Selma Bronstad returned home after ten days in Waco with G C Bronstad and helped celebrate Corine's birthday. The Knudsons and others gathered to mark their 55th wedding anniversary on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short Gaston
Fort Woth
Jewell Murphree
John
Marie
Alice Gaston
Selma Bronstad
Waco
G. C. Bronstad
Corine
C. G. Knudson
Karen
Sebrah Brancant
San Antonio
C. M. Samples
Dallas
William B. Johnson
Carol
Shernan
M. G. Knudson
Oscar Knudson
Carlsbad
N. M
Clifton
NARFE Group Gathers for January 8 Meeting
The National Association of Retired Federal Employees Basque County Chapter 1362 held a January 8 business meeting at the Meridian Community Center. A covered dish lunch followed a program on local wildflowers with invites to Hamilton. Next hosts Burgdorffs will preside at the February 12 gathering at noon.
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National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Basque County
Meridian Community Center
Burgdorff
Chapmian Gandy
Elsie Pechal
Angie Hauke
Martelli
Morgan
Waco
Hillsboro
Gatesville
Hamilton
Louis Lang
Lawrence
Texas
Attend the Church of Your Choice This Sunday
A brief civic notice invites readers to attend any church of their choosing this coming Sunday, emphasizing personal worship and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Your Choice
Lions Lair District Cage Opener At Cramfills Gap
The Cramfills Gap High School boys and girls opened district basketball against Iredell on January seventh. The girls lost and the boys won. In the Walnut Springs clash both teams came home with a victory. Students note six weeks tests and upcoming quarter exams as seniors reflect on a rapid year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iredell
Walnut Springs
January Garden Tips from Mrs. Bishop
January garden guidance covers planning to avoid tall spindly growth and insect issues. It advises selecting seeds, dormant winter spraying above 50 degrees with lime sulfur, pruning timing from January into February, and pruning rules to balance top and root growth while guiding shrubs toward fruit and blooms.
Edwin Goff First Bosque landowner completes Great Plains contract
Edwin L. Goff of Clifton completes his four year Great Plains contract in Bosque County. He joined in 1970 and established about 50 acres of coastal bermudagrass and 40 acres of wintergrass, with cost share. He also cleared 18 acres of brush and built three fences totaling 2900 feet to rotate cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Goff
Great Plains
U. S Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Bosque Soil and Water Conservation District
Edwin L. Goff
Clifton
Bosque County
Goff
ASCS
Bermula
Soil Conservation Service Office
Meridian
Ed Goff
Holidays Visit Elders Home Guests List
Friends and relatives visited the P. L. Elder home over the holidays. Attendees from Clifton Fort Worth Joshua Graham Jacksboro Kermit San Angelo Burleson Austin Atlanta included Mike Finney Lee Murzel Elder Herb Lubke Dorothy Turner Terry Turner Amor Elder Joey Parks Monti Garner Obbie Loring Anna Knight Herman Barrs and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Elder
Mike Finney
Keith and
Brent
Clifton
Lee Murzel Elder
San Angelo
Kenneth Elder
Austin
Herb Lubke
Kim
Glenn
Grandview
Dorothy Turner
Steven
Lynn
Terry Turner
Aubrey
Fort Worth
Amor Elder
Karen
Ronnie
Kerry
Kelly
Joshua
Joey Parks
Heather
Burleson
Monti Garner
Jacksboro
Obbie Loring
Graham
Anna Knight Joshua
Herman Barrs
Barry
Bruce
Brian
Kermit
Duane Davis
Dean
Atlanta, Ga
Fluorescent lighting mounts unveil art on lower shelves
Patricia Bradshaw of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service advises mounting unseen fluorescent lighting on the upper shelf to highlight art objects displayed on lower shelves, offering a subtle lighting solution for household displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Bradshaw
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
Lazy Daisy HD Members Gather for January Meeting
The Lazy Daisy Home Demonstration Club met in January with Mrs. Raymond Lammert presiding. The program included a reading of minutes and a poems, plus a TV series discussion and plans for a THDA district meeting in Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazy Daisy Home Demonstration Club
Raymond Lammert
Josie Conrad
Meridian
Ralph Helm
THDA
Lazy Daisy Club
Delmelia Dunn
Market Report signals mixed beef and poultry price trends
Market watchers note beef prices may fluctuate in coming weeks while fryer chicken prices rise immediately. Sugar prices trend downward as grass fed beef remains plentiful. Pork supplies decline signaling higher retail prices. eggs expected to rise later in the year. Fresh produce shows good quality with dry beans and potatoes down in price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Clyatt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
College Station
Haing
Spices and Herbs Add No De Lights to Vegetables
Nutrition specialist Sally Springer and the Texas Agricultural Extension emphasize dried spices and herbs boost flavor with minimal calories. They advise using two cups as a reference for portioning to enhance meals without adding significant energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Springer
Texas Agricultural
Euan Orice
Texas A&m System
College Station
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Gap News
Narfe Group
Cramfills Gap High School
Lion's Lair
Lion
Herzog and Dyer Garage
Mrs
Frank Bishop
Joe Brooks
Gary Anz
oVe
Lari
Lazy Daisy HD
Market Report
H. H. Gerdes
Optometrist
Washington
WM. B. Bertelsen & CO
P. O. Box
Cranfills Gap
Neen
Waco Marble
Granite Works
We Sox
Griffin
Gap
Endless Link
BY Oak Farms
del Monte
Margarine
Weiners
Crawfills Gap, Texas
Nak
Texas Oranges
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