Qoon Creek News Personal Notes and Local Visits
Mrs C Heathlow notes 27 in Sunday School and Thrush of Clifton brought the evening message. Brittain of Waco will be with us tomorrow. Frank Brittain celebrated a birthday with a small dinner. Families from Midlothian, Meridian, Fort Worth, Whitney, Aquila, and South Texas visitations noted. Several relatives and friends cited. Mrs Hestilow and Mr Byrom on the mend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrush
Clifton
Britain
Waco
Frank Brittain
Midlothian
Fern White
Meridian
Mrz. Mac
Patsy Holt
Metva Joe Tyra
Betty KR. Bonds
Mattie N. Bonds
Fort Worth
Mies
Maxine Rainbolt
Mr. and
Myre
Ala
Aquila
D. H. Hestilow
Ira
Alice Boal
James
Elmer Jeans
Florida
W. P
JL. Kelly
Billy Joe
Tyvek
Betty Ean Kelly
South Texas
M. Greenwade
Itney
Ed Byrom
Byrom
Frank Bonds
Whitney
Poage urges nations yield colonies and unite Americas
Representative Poage of Waco calls Congress to update the Monroe Doctrine by pressuring European colonial powers to relinquish possessions in the hemisphere and proposes a Caribbean confederation. He suggests the United States repay debts to old colonial powers and maintain bases while transferring sovereignty to local inhabitants or regional citizens.
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Washington
Poage
Waco
Congress
United States
Western Hemisphere
Great Britain
France
Netherlands
Americas
United Sales
Bridge Club May 4 Hosts Hoyt and Mrs Manske
Entertained members and roasts of the J C Bridge Club last Friday afternoon May 4 with five contract games. High scores awarded to Willett Jr and Kincheloe. second high to Kincheloe. special prize to Mrs Baldridge Jr. Plates served to Mondames Willett Kincheloe and others.
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Helen Manske
Miytinehingen
Mondames
Willett, Kincheloe
Yor
WB. Os
Russ
B. Blewart
BH. Schow
HL Mill
George Shilling
Kent
Look Out Lizzie PTA Play Promises Clifton School Day
Womack School closes Friday at 6 pm with a morning program at 7 19 am. Dinner on the grounds and an afternoon of visiting and ball. The PTA produced play Look Out Lizzie at 5 0 pm on Friday May 18. Invited to spend the day and thank the Clifton Record editor for past support.
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Lizzie
P.T.A
Clifton Record
Brite Quits Brownsville Schools After Twenty Years
Jen L. Brite resigns after over two decades as Brownsville school superintendent to take an executive post with Pan American World Airways. The faculty committee and district officials acknowledge his service, praising his steady leadership and dedication during difficult times.
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Jen L. Brite
Brownsville Herald
Bon Te Brite
Echools
Brownsville
Brite
Pan Am Frévaers
John Barron
Cameron County Public Schools
Cecil A. Price
Hertha Kirsweiler
Sally Lindaberry
Cary
Browne
Ville
Mir
Soil Conservation News Zone 6 Supervisor elected in Clifton
C P Geisselbrecht of Clifton was elected Supervisor of Zone 6 of the Bosque Soil Conservation District at a Clifton meeting on Saturday May 5 1949 Zone 6 covers the portion of Bosque County south of Highway 22 He replaces Henry Dahlen Complete plans for soil and water conservation are with the Upper Meridian Creek Conservation Group Plans usually take about five years to complete At a meeting April 20 the group discussed progress The group was organized and aided by Bosque County Supervisors The district has engaged work units and personnel of the Conservation Service to provide information and guidance Some conservation practices include rotations and soil building crops Austrian Winter Peas or Hubm Clover terraces diversion terraces cartels and pasture stripe for waterways pasture development brush clearing seeding and sodding permanent meadows stock ponds pasture management and proper livestock stocking rates Several officials and group members attended the meeting along with Conservation Service personnel and ME Clark and W H Betinets of the Soil Conservation District Funeral and obituaries noted at end of report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Geisselbrecht
Clifton
Bosque
Cranfills Gaptigi Soho
Ape
Clarify the Roles of Farmer and Agriculturist
The text contrasts a farmer who earns from farming and spends in town with an agriculturist who earns in town and spends on farming. It suggests a conceptual distinction between rural production and urban income in seeking financial balance.
House panel clears path for guayule bill aid to farmers
Washington May 4 The House rules committee cleared the way for swift floor action on a bill proposing a minimum price and government support for guayule rubber. The measure, introduced by Rep W. Pouge of Texas, would guarantee a price of 28 cents a pound to ensure a steady domestic supply. Guayule plantings, totaling about 30,000 acres, are spread in California Texas New Mexico and Arizona with fields already established and harvesting efforts advancing.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
W. 2. Pouge
Texaa
California
Texas
New Metied
Arizona
Ray Younger Praised For Service In Bosque Board
Clifton resident Ray Younger longtime Bosque County Selective Service Board chief clerk is commended for his efficient handling of duties. He and his family formerly lived in Walpout Springs, and he has served for several years in the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Younger
Clifton
Bosque County
Smotgun Washington Minty Revoked Item
Fragmentary note indicates a firearm related action in Smotgun Washington involving a manufacturer of shotguns and a firearm made available to makers. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Smotgun
Washington
Magny
Hoibhibbey
Bieler
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