PAR Calendar Highlights At Golf Club May May 9 Scramble Results
May calendar lists Ladies Bridge Luncheon Bingo and golf events for May at the PAR club. A Memorial Weekend Partnership Tournament is registered in the Pro Shop with a putting contest and following meeting. Recent scramble results show multiple 33s and 34s with Dr Carl Jordan and Cyril Irby earning top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jordan
Dublin
Cyril Irby
James Perkins
Lamonte Ford
Mary Wilkerson
Aurelia Kerby
Sybie Spies
M. G. Stephens
David Roberson
Lucile Smith
Bob Spies
Preach Horton
Jim Asmus
Joy Traweek
C. M. Caraway III
Jake Sledge
Mary Ruth Ross
Ken Kerby
Mac Stevens
Frank Turner
Dotty Dudley
Terrell Sharp
Beth Hallmark
Wade Butler
Dorotha Locke
Tom Cox
Bill Dudney
Mable Mehaffey
Virginia Davis
Jake Durham
Jim Carpenter
Joe Maxwell
Louise Sledge
Mike Brady
Maidens Golf Team Takes 2nd at Regional Meet
Under coach H R Jefferies the Maidens placed second in a 14 team field at the regional golf meet in Lubbock last week. They won district and finished eight strokes behind the winner. Low for the Maidens was sophomore Ann Hathcock with Linda Andrews and Vickie Lee among scorers.
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H. R. Jefferies
Lubbock
Ann Hathcock
Linda Andrews
Vickie Lee
Sissy Andrews
Katie Wilkerson
Peanut Growers Urge Keeps Peanut Price Supports
The National Grower Group representing 90 000 peanut farmers urged Congress on April 24 to maintain price supports at about 75 percent of parity. They warned that a new plan could cause peanut shortages and rejected the target price concept as unworkable. Reynolds cited growth in yields and exports over 12 years and argued the present program costs have fallen to negligible levels. The Adamson Act of 1916 is noted as a separate historical item.
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Congress
National Grower Group
NPGG
U.S
House Agriculture
H. Emmett Reynolds
Arabi
Georgia Farm Bureau
Reynolds
Ross Wilson
Gorman
Floyd King
Eakly
Oklahoma
D. B. Warren
J. O. Jackson, Jr
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Walter Jones
D.N.C
Agriculture Committees
USDA
National
Peanut Grower Group
Department
United States
Early labor reforms and rulings in U S history
The Women's Bureau started in the Labor Department by 1920 act. Massachusetts passed the first state minimum wage for women and minors in 1912. The Kansas Court of Industrial Relations, pioneering compulsory arbitration, was partly ruled unconstitutional in 1923 per a Labor Department publication.
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Women's Bureau
Department of Labor
Congress
Massachusetts
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
United States
U.S. Department of Labor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Men’s Golf Association
Ladies Golf Association
DeLores Sharp
Marie Burttschell
Doris Maxwell
Syble Spies
Lena Taylor
Margaret Campbell
Nancy Anderson
Alzira Weaver
Mary Goodson
Pearl Martin
Irene Shifflett
Marie Stephens
Merla McDougal
Maxine Fenimore
Juanita Perkins
Pauline McCullough
Jean Perkins
Editha Dudley
Iona Kloster
Debbie Kilgore
Georgia Bell Pate
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Earl Butz
Adamson
H. K. Simpson
E. Central
Comanche
Beltone
Hearing Aid Service
W. Beauregard
San Angelo
Jeanes
Henry Spalding
Java
Texas A & M University
Carl Walker
Kenneth Gibson
Norman Moore
Dale Steele
Norman Chandler
Burton Caffey
Texas
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