Wool and Mohair Payments Announced by ASCS
Henry T. Bass reports April payments under 1965 wool unshorn lamb and mohair programs. Wool 31.6 percent, mohair 9.9 percent, lambs 0.60 per hundredweight. County totals: wool 21109, mohair 39147, lambs 3985. Conservation funds: Bosque County allocated 76841 for 1966. demand for cost-share rising. all funds likely earned. Program sign ups for Wheat Feed Grain Cotton end date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Bass
Meridian
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Bosque County
Bass
Bosque County Farmers Sign Up for Production Adjustments
Bosque County farmers join USDA programs to cut cotton and feed grain output. Cotton signups total 279 farms with a 2369 acre reduction, 416 farms opt for Feed Grain reducing 11174 acres, and 176 farms participate in Wheat. Diversion payments, price support, and loan options accompany the agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosque County
Bass
USDA
Wedding in Taylor joins Flint and Clark families
Miss Karen Sue Flint daughter of Mr and Mrs James Lee Flint and Mitch Clark son of Mr and Mrs Harry Wayne Clark were married at 5 30 pm Friday at the First Baptist Church in Taylor. Attending were O L Flint C E Elling son Hans B Dahl John Dahl Levi Bryn and Mrs William Whitford among others from Clifton Cranfills Gap Meridian and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Taylor
Bosque County
Karen Sue Flint
James Lee Flint
That City
Mitch Clark
Harry Wayne Clark
San Gabriel
O. L. Flint
C. E. Ellingson
Hans B. Dahl
John Dahl
Clifton
Levi Bryn
Cranfills Gap
First Baptist Church
Senior Citizens Month Observed In Central Texas
May marks the third annual National Senior Citizens Month with theme A New Day for the Older American. Waco Social Security District Manager Al Bracken notes over 20 million monthly Social Security recipients and explains benefits based on earnings and months worked. Central Texas residents are invited to contact the Waco office for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Bracken
Waco Social Security
Bracken
Lyndon B. Johnson
Central Texas Area
Waco Social Security Office
Waco
Franklin Avenue
Tri-County Nurses Meet In Hamilton
Members of the Tri-County League of Vocational Nurses held their last regular meeting on Thursday night May 5 at the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall in Hamilton. Mrs Imogene Howell called the meeting to order and Reverend Wilson Canafax gave the prayer and shared slides from his South American tour. Minutes and the treasurer's report were read and approved. it was decided the league will elect both a secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County League of Vocational Nurses
Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Hamilton
Imogene Howell
Stephenville
Wilson Canafax
Loy Patton
Tri-County League
Mrs. Remington Hosts Study Guild Meeting
Mrs. Remington hosted the Business and Professional Women's Study Guild at 503 South Avenue G. Nine members attended as Miss Oranella Eckert led a session on The Art of Moving Mountains from The Prayer of Peter Marshall and John Doe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Study Guild
Carl F. Remington Sr
South Avenue G
L. B. Polk
Oranella Eckert
Kathryn Marshall
Peter Marshall
John Doe
Miss Eckert
Hans Kalscheuer
Business trip for Clif-Tex executives to Torreon Mexico
Victor Conrad general manager and vice president of Clif-Tex Manufacturing Company Clifton and Martin Hoel Jr. left Sunday for Torreon Mexico to conduct business for the firm. They expected to return home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Conrad
Clif-Tex Manufacturing Company
Clifton
Martin Hoel Jr
Torreon
Mexico
Mr. Conrad
Personal Notes From Clifton Area Visits and Texas Trips
Mrs. O. R. Cate of El Paso spent from Thursday of last week until Tuesday visiting near Clifton with Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Dawson. She is a cousin of Mrs. Dawson and later visited Frost to see relatives. Bonnie June Stand ef er, with J. L. Standef er Jr., visited Austin over the weekend where Brent Stand ef er is a UT freshman and attended a Sigma Nu parents barbecue. Guests at the Bronstad home included M. J. Rodgers of Midland and Tommy Bedford with daughter Georgette of Beaumont, sister and daughter of Mrs. Bronstad. Nan B. Scott of Lubbock visited here Sunday to Thursday with her son-in-law and daughter.
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O. R. Cate
el Paso
Clifton
Earl M. Dawson
J. L. Standefer Jr
Bonnie June
Austin
Brent Standefer
University of Texas
Standefers
Sigma Nu
Arthur L. Bronstad
M. J. Rodgers
Midland
Tommy Bedford
Georgette
Beaumont
Nan B. Scott
Lubbock
Applebys host relatives from Wichita and Clifton area
Mr and Mrs Kent Appleby and granddaughter Miss Sandra Appleby received visitors over the weekend. Their son-in-law Mr and Mrs John O Baker and children John David and Jeannene from Waxahachie spent time with the Applebys. SCRATCH pads 30c a pound at the Clifton Record. Ite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Appleby
Sandra Appleby
Applebys
John
O. Baker
John David and
Jeannene
Waxahachie
Clifton
Ite
Also Mentioned on This Page
ASCS
Hans Keone
Cliffe
Lutheran Brotherhood
Price W. Wallace
Nancy Chaney
Johnnie Mae Clark
Gus Walsleben
Birdie McCoy
Wilma Reed
Peder A. Dahl
Thurs
Mrs. Remington
Clifton Record
Tfe
National Building Centers, Inc
Wm. Cameron & Co
Golden Acres
Northrup King & McGregor
Armour & Smith Douglas
Baird
Poage
W.R. Poage
Texas
Folger's
Kimbell
Oak Farms — Pure Milk Co
Hunt
California
Clifton, Texas
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