Comanche Frosh Win Ninth Grade Relay Title at Redskin Relays
The Comanche Freshmen captured the ninth grade division at the Redskin Relays with 118 points, ahead of Anson with 97 and De Leon with 81. Frosh dominated with six firsts including the 440 yard relay and 1320 yard relay. individual winners included David Shaw in the half mile and Dan Holland in the discus.
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Comanche
Frosh
Anson
de Leon
Winters
David Shaw
Jamie Williams
Eugene Bates
Roy Mitchell
Comanche Frosh
Billy Williams
Steve Davis
Bubba Strube
Dan Holland
Mark Schuman
Dayton West
James Richey
Phillip McDaniel
1973 Feed Grain Program Sign-up Details
The 1973 Feed Grain Program underway offers two plans. Plan A requires a 25 percent set aside with payment rates of 30 cents per bushel for grain sorghum, 32 cents for corn, 26 cents for barley, and 30 percent reduced payments for haying and grazing on set aside. Plan B requires no set aside with payment rates of 14 cents for grain sorghum and 15 cents for corn. Haying or grazing restrictions apply to certain crops.
LBJ Cattle Auction Set for May 21 at LBJ Ranch
The famous Lyndon B. Johnson herd will be dispersed at a May 21 sale at the LBJ Ranch in Stonewall. About 225 lots of registered Herefords, including 150 females and 50 bulls, will cross the sales ring at 1 p.m. with auctioneers Bert and Ruben Reyes. Proceeds support the Texas affiliate of the American Heart Association.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
LBJ
Stonewall
Texas
American Heart Association
Bert
Ruben Reyes
San Antonio
Johnson
Dale Malecheck
Malechek
Mischief
LBI
Welfare Department Moves to Mims Building
The State Department of Welfare has moved to the Mims Building at 115 South Austin, leaving the County Courthouse location. Mrs. J F Hallmark attended a Lord family reunion in Navasota with twenty five relatives present Saturday and Sunday.
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State Department of Welfare
Mims
South
Austin
Department
County
J. F. Hallmark
Lord
Navasota
Texas Rangers open season with POW first pitch at Arlington
Two Dallas Fort Worth area POWs Col Samuel Johnson and Capt Jerry Singleton will throw the ceremonial first pitch at Arlington Stadium when the Rangers start the 1973 season on Friday April 6 at 7 30 p m. Johnson a Dallas Woodrow Wilson High and SMU graduate was shot down in 1966 and Singleton a USAF Academy graduate was shot down in 1965. Charley Pride will sing the National Anthem and the Marine Corps Fort Worth provides the Color Guard.
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Texas Rangers
Dallas- Fort Worth
Samuel Johnson
Jerry Singleton
North Vietnam
Arlington Stadium
Col. Johnson
Capt. Singleton
Presidential
Ranger
Woodrow Wilson High
Dallas
SMU
Capt
Singleton
Usaf Academy
Charley Pride
Pride
Milwaukee Brewers
Mesquite
U.S. Marine Corps
Fort Worth
Western Hills by Golden Rees
A community roundup notes Rev. Boone and Rev. Fielding sermons on March 25 and April 1 with Rev. Frank Turner to lead next Sunday. Numerous visitors check in at local homes including Archies Swearingen and Dick Armstrong party, plus Ray Sharp family from Albuquerque and others from Lubbock Fort Worth Austin and Dallas. Birthday observances referenced for April 9 and card of thanks from Rob Easley family.
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Golden Rees
Boone
Fielding
Frank Turner
The
Methodist Church
Archie Swearingen
Dick Armstrong and Sons
Davie Hall
Ray P. Sharps
Albuquerque
N. M
Kendall
Charles
Lubbock
Zola Cummings
Anne Arnell
Mary E. Powers
Brownwood Visit By McSwain Family
Mr and Mrs Jerry Don McSwain and their daughter Kathy of Brownwood spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Bryant, sharing a family day.
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Brownwood
Jerry Don McSwain
Kathy
Clarence Bryants
Nugent Letter Honors Heart Fund Campaign Leader
A letter from Luci Johnson Nugent praising Mrs. Aldo Arthur and the Texas Affiliate Campaign chair for their Heart Fund efforts reflects personal loss to cardiovascular disease and a vow to advance legislation and fundraising. The page also notes visitors: Naomi Cunningham, Tom Coleman, John Gleaton, Elizabeth Gleaton, and Mrs. Russell Durham with family in Brownwood, San Angelo, Houston, and Arlington.
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Aldo Arthur
Comanche County Heart Association
Luci Johnson Nugent
Texas
San Angelo
Tom Coleman
Arlington couple visits relatives and plans overseas assignment
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wallace of Arlington visited his mother Mrs. George Reeves and Mr. Reeves last week. Wallace, employed by Bell Helicopter Co., recently returned from Vietnam and awaits a new overseas assignment. Mrs. Wallace left for England on a combined pleasure and business trip. Nedra Hansard of Cheyenne Wyoming, a Colorado College student, is spending spring break with her grandmothers and aunt in Carbon and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hansard.
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Arlington
Bill Wallace
George Reeves
Wyoming
Nedra Hansard
Cheyenne
Wyo
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
J. M. Caraway
Ned Morris
Carbon
Gussie Cox
Nedra
Dallas Hansard
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Floyd Dakil
Howard Burttschells
Mr. Dalkil
Louie Prima
Las Vegas
Mims Bldg
Bura Harris
Matt Williams
William Dunns
T. B. Reeves and Son
Pat and
Frankie Loudermilk
Pearl Burton
Florence Bowman
Rob Easley
Frank
Houston
EXON
L. L. Dukes
Shorty Dukes
Shorty Not
Shorty
Friends of
L. L. Dukes, Jr
Luci Nugent
Mrs. Arthur
Brownwood Community Hospital
Naomi Cunningham
John Gleaton
Mr. Gleaton
Elizabeth
Russell Durham
D. F. Caraways
Mr. Durham
Goodson
Herb Goodson
W. Central
Clark Springs
Fort Clark Springs
Fort Clark
Springs
Ark
Wrens
John B. Stewart
West Central