Demonstration Clubs Schedule Meetings in March
Houston County home demonstration clubs list twenty seven meetings for March announced by Miss Fran Madette. Leaders from previous demonstrations assist with programs on canned foods and home preservation. Meetings span March 5 to March 29 across towns including Big Creek Rehobeth Smyrna Memphis New Providence Coward Gordon Taylor Jellico Pansey Vicksburg Grangerburg Union Hill Kinsey Pilgrim Rest Pleasant Plains Crosby Harmon and more with local agents and club members.
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Houston County
Fran Madette
Big Creek
J. X
Newton
Rehobeth
Albert Martin
Mr. Enon
Edwin Seliers
Smyrna
Rex Wise
Selma
Hosea Smith
Memphis
Alf Gibson
Dupree
Wayne Alley
New Providence
R. E. Hope
Coward
R. W. Wicker
Hicks Beulah
Henry Graddick
Gordon
Club House
Taylor
Jack Cheshire
Jellico
H. L. Arnold
Pansey
A. K. Eubanks
Magnolia
Cherry
Vicksburg
Tillis Thomley
Grangerburg
J. E
Minnie Harper
Harmon
Cash Money
Webb
D.S. Melton
Peanut yield drive aims for wartime goal in 1945
A wartime program seeks to raise peanut yields per acre to meet 1945 demands for both armed forces and civilians. Farmers will receive support prices and marketing aid, with 74 percent of stock peanuts cleaned and shelled for food. The plan covers Spanish, Virginia, and Valencia peanuts at 1802 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Ling
War Food Administration
Virginia
Valencia
Scout Troop 22 Elects Leaders at Lafayette Church
Scout Troop 22 sponsored by Lafayette Street Methodist Church met Friday night with Scoutmaster A H W Lane. Charl Pelham noted. 16 members present. Charles Lewis Heyward Straw and Billy Gregory elected patrol leaders for 1945. Officers met after, three patrols formed with Wallace Goff Wallace Harrison Charles Grey Sam Meeks and others enrolled under leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Street Methodist Church
A. H W. Lane
Charl Pelham
Meeks
Charles Lewis
Heyward Straw
Billy Gregory
Wallace Goff
Wallace Harrison
Charles Grey
Sam Meeks
David Peterman
Home Meeks, Jr
Ine Schulman
Charles Sullivan
Mrs J W Williams Dies Near Abbeville
Mrs Mattie Trawick Williams sixty five died at her home on Abbeville route Thursday Funeral services were held at the residence Friday with Rev Mr Lower and Rev Mr Tubb officiating Kennedy Funeral Home in charge Surviving are her husband J W Williams four sons three daughters and twenty four grandchildren
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Abseville
Oier
Mattie Trawick Williams
Bae
Abbeville
Lower
Tubb
Kennedy Funeral Home
J. W. Williams
Peanut price notes reflect kernel content standards
Prices quoted for Virginias, Valencia, runner types set at 21 dollars and 145 dollars per ton with 5 ton minimum, based on sound mature kernel content of a specified percentage. Support prices for other qualities and types will be announced later.
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Vailescian
Treemal Lining Promises Warm Flying Garments
A new lining called Treemal has been developed for flying suits and evacuation blankets. Made from hundreds of pale tufts on cotton warp, it aims to provide superior warmth and comfort. The lining claims to offer 23 advantages over traditional materials while remaining affordable.
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By Williams
Tae
DR Ani Hens
Major Hoople
Lin
Logue’s
West Main Street
Amarice
Amchatirnget
Velus
van Ritch
Go Tis
Thanengal
Billy Norris
Jax Inseam
Tim Higgins
Billy Howard
der Saute
Heyward Sullivan
Jestler
Scout Troop
MUETT
TEL
Becres
China
Botwan, Alaming
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