Happenings in Garwood Highlight Social Gatherings
iBy versus L BE Carnetins guests celebrate birthdays at a Monty gathering with numerous attendees from Alfoyton Columbus Brentey and beyond. A birthday dinner at the homes of Mr and Mrs Lind and Mr Amin honored Hay. Frost Lutheran guests joined Mr and Mrs WR Firoka as Trinity Church members planned a mission meeting. Local families, wedding receptions, and anniversaries form a busy social week across Cameron, Dubuque, and Houston area connections.
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Tre BA
Walker
Monty
Alice Relta
Alfoyton
Mfr
E. F Lame
Fret Hendrickson
Hattie Hodson
Walter Gisze
Kermit
First of second crop BP rice brings $8.11 high
At Eagle Lake office of American Rice Growers Co operative Association bid results show top bid for two lots of second crop Belle Patna rice at 8.11 dollars from J H Clipson and 8.02 for rice from R L Cook and Son. Four lots of first crop Blue Bonnet reached 8.69 from Blue Ribbon Milk with other bids 8.56 for Matsalia Bros. Rice harvest covers 30 000 acres with farmers resuming work after two weeks of heavy rain.
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Eagle Lake
American Rice Growers Cooperative Association
J. H. Clipson
R. L. Cook
J. W. Adkins
Matsalia Bros
Patna
Wolf Unterway
Wau Nees of the Girl Scouts Form New Brownie Troop
Girl Scouts Troop 401 met at Mrs Jedder Miller’s home for a business session with officers elected Jacalyn Bauer president Sharon Anderson vice president Elizabeth Lira secretary and Debbie Miller reporter A new Brownie Troop formed Monday October 5 at the Parish Hall with nineteen members Leaders Mrs R L Kohleffer and Mrs Frank Tate Cookie duties by Mrs R P Wilcox Plans include marching in the Garwood Fair parade The Brownies recited the promise sang Sleepy Indian Smile and Goodbye Brownies.
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Jedder
Billy
Miller
Jacalyn Bauer
Wice
Sharon Anderson
Elizabeth Lira
Debbie Miller
Mondhy
R. L. Kohleffer
Frank Tate
R. P. Wilcox
Garwood Fair
Uuly Receipts Down for Texas Farmers and Ranchers
Texas farmers and ranchers received 19.2 million dollars from the sale of crops, wildlife and livestock products. Receipts from all sources were down 128 percent from last year, with livestock and livestock products contributing 6 million and total receipts around 56.3 million.
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Texas
Wedding Guests Attend Visits Across States and News
A scattered social schedule lists visits and receptions in Missouri Texas and Arkansas. Mr and Mrs Bruce Fling and family travel on a weeks tour visiting son Jimmy Fling and his wife. Mrs Harry of El Campo and Mrs J M Harry visited Fort Smith. A series of local greetings include the Wilcox and Schilling families in Houston Eagle Lake and Flentonia. Sympathy is extended to Mrs Clarence Martin on the death of her mother Mrs J J Allvay. The funeral for Mr Huvey occurred in Eagle Lake hospital district.
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St. Lewis
Herman Lel
Otis
Houston
Mes
Bruce Fling
Mir
Mrx
Fling
Jimmy Fling
Fort Smith
Ark
Earry Fenton
el Campo
R. Shaw
Clara, Korh
HK Campo
Misa Koch
Flentonia
Huvey
Loughlin Hospital
Eagle Wakg
Yalanom
Weidnastiay
Weule
High Bid At Garwood Rice Sale Sets Pace
Eight forty nine was the top bid at the Garwood Rice Sales Company on Tuesday for twelve lots of Belle Patna rice raised by Rec A. Drie and A. G. Payus. Blue Rigben Mill placed the winning offer, with Ben Woodwurr and son bidding next at 8.48. Fred Wessels offered 9.42 per lot. Other bids ranged around 87.00 per barrel.
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Garwood Rice Sales Company
Blue’ Rigben Mill
Rec A. Drie
A. G. Pay
San Antonio Coin Show Slated Oct 31
The Greater San Antonio Coin Convention plans a two day event at the Ginter Hotel in San Antonio Saturday October 31 and Sunday November 1. Hours run 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on October 31 and 12 noon to 6 p.m. on November 1. Public invited to view exhibits with daily auctions at 2:00 p.m. and hourly drawings for free door prizes.
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San Antonio
Second Prison Rodeo Features Inmates and Duke of Paducah
The 33rd annual series in Haresville opens Sunday October 1 at 2 pm with tough rodeo events led by inmate cowboys taming bulls and other prison-produced acts. Duke of Paducah headlines with Don Mahoney and Jeanna Clare, followed by Harmonica Rascals and Jimmy Dean on future Sundays. Tickets range from 2 to 4.40 dollars, available via Bedco Ticket Office in Huntsville, Texas.
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Prison Koren
Haresville
Pam
Lowghey
Uth
Duke of
Fice
Huntsville
Texas
Key Social Security Statistics Cited in 1964 Update
Fred Ropers district manager of the Flouston social security office cites 1964 figures on coverage and benefits. By start of 1964, 82 percent of those 65 plus were eligible for benefits and 91 percent of those turning 63 in 1964 were eligible. Nine of thirty young children and their mothers could count on monthly survivors benefits if the breadwinner died. End of July 1964 shows 18.6 million beneficiaries receiving 1.3 dollars per month, with breakdowns of retired workers dependents disabled workers and survivors along with age distributions.
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Fred Ropers
Flouston Social Security Office
Ner
Laurance Protection
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