Meridian Host 3-Night Open Rodeo July 23-25
The Meridian Horse Show Association presents a three night open rodeo in Meridian July 23 to 25 with performances at 8 p.m. each night and a 6 p.m. downtown parade on Thursday the 28th. Prizes go to clubs with most riders in uniforms and to top parade entries. Events include clowns, bare back bronc, calf roping, bull dogging, ladies barrel race, bull riding, and saddle bronc.
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Meridian
Meridian Horse Show Association, Inc
4 H Information Access From Extension Service Office
Information on how to get involved in 4 H can be obtained from the County Extension Service office.
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County Extension Service Office
Conrad Named to Honor Roll at U of Texas Pharmacy
James Edwin Conrad of Clifton was named to the honor roll at the University of Texas College of Pharmacy for the spring semester. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Conrad of Clifton. A total of 131 UT pharmacy students received honor roll recognition, announced by Dean Joseph B. Sprowls.
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Austin, Texas
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University of Texas Pharmacy
College of Pharmacy
Joseph B. Sprowls
James Edwin Conrad
Clifton
Edwin Conrad
4-H Scholarships At 1970 National Congress In Chicago
During the 1970 National 4-H Congress in Chicago, 286 scholarships valued at 166,700 dollars will be awarded to outstanding teens. The awards come from the Cooperative Extension Service in cooperation with 4-H Award donors and the National 4-H Service Committee.
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Chicago
Cooperative Extension Service
National
Deidra Cox Heads European Study Tour
Deidra Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs Felix Cox of Midland and thirty Midland High School students were chosen by the American Leadership Study Group at Clark University for a five week Overseas Study and Travel program. From July 8 to August 12 they will study three weeks at London Rome and Paris plus tours of England Belgium Germany Austria Italy Switzerland and France with lectures by study group staff and university professors focusing on Western Europe culture history and the Renaissance. Miss Cox will be a Midland High senior in the fall.
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Deidra Cox
Felix Cox
Midland
Midland High School
Clark University
University of London
Rome
Paris
England
Belgium
Germany
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
France
Europe
Cox
Food Ads Aid Shoppers Says College Station Expert
College Station expert Gwen dolyne Clyall notes food advertisements help shoppers by showing availability, where to buy, prices, and sometimes food quality. She says ads aim to draw customers in and secure repeat business, with fryer chickens and eggs listed as bargains and beef and pork prices mostly steady.
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College Station
Gwendolyne Clyall
Mosheim Social Roundup Sees Wide Guest List for Local Families
Mosheim hosts a large weekend gathering as Mr and Mrs Charles Correll bring their grandson George Billert from Houston. Families from Clifton Clifton Wasau Miranda City and other areas visit Mosheim for reunions church services and a 25th wedding anniversary celebration.
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Charles Correll
Houston
George Billert
W. J. Bryan
Billert
Bill Bryan
Dahl
Clifton
J. T. Dismukes
Miranda City
Capt
Tom Dismukes
Trey
Austin
Edward Tipton
Bun Cummings
Bruce Kearney
Waco
Mosheim
Kearneys
Otis Miles
Athens
R. C. Spitzer
Walter Fuller
Abilene
Floyd Warren
Janie
Fred Damgaard
Wasau
Wisc
O. M. Bronstad
James Bronstad
Corsicana
Fred Vickrey
Clyde Wallace
San Clara
Calif
W. H. Wilson
Lloyd Lester
Meridian
Omer Jermstad
Lester
Mosheim Baptist Church
Robert Rachiig
Pat Jones
Bert Worth
Dewey Henry
Ralph Wallace
Donald, Jay
Ruth Ann
Nellie Autry
Mesquite
Agnes Wallace
A Brasher
C. O. Jones
Angus Kilpatrick
Joe Lebarre
Linda
Jesse Kedley
Nora Jones
Paul Jones
Jones
Horace Jones
Buster Jones
Donna Becket
Lisa
Jim
San Diego
Mirs
Willie Muer
Brasher Family Reunion Set August 1 and 2
Descendants of Thomas Henry Brasher plan their 11th annual reunion August 1 and 2 at the American Legion Hall Clifton City Park. A Saturday snack supper will follow at 7 p.m. with each family bringing food while drinks are provided. Sunday meal at 11 a.m. Paper goods supplied.
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Thomas Henry Brasher
American Legion Hall
Clifton City Park
First United Methodist Kindergarten Sets Sept. 7 Start
Clifton's First United Methodist Kindergarten opens fall term on Tuesday September 7 with three classes meeting 8 30 to 11 30 a m. Five year olds must be on or before Sept 1 1970. Tuition 15 dollars monthly plus 5 dollar registration. Registration forms available from Mrs Lane or Mrs Flanagan. outside district acceptance after Aug 15.
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United Methodist
Clifton
Bob Lane
Cleon Flanagan
S. C. Fisk Jr
4-H Emblem Represents Youth Leadership
The 4-H emblem featuring head heart hands and health epitomizes responsible capable achievement minded youths and their development in community programs.
Clifton College Class of 1935 Sets Reunion Date
The Class of 1935 at Clifton Junior College plans a reunion on Saturday July 25 with an Open House 4 to 7 49 p m at Clifton City Hall and a dinner at 7 30 at Cooksey Place Clifton Geo dugues will be toastmaster Mrs C Pernell Aars and planning committee member invites friends of the class to the Open House this is the first reunion for 22 members and their families contact Dr T C Eggen in Clifton for more information
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Clifton Junior College
City Hall
Clifton
Cooksey Place
Geo
Dugues
C .Pernell Aars
Rt. 2
Cliftton
T. C. Eggen
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