Sixth Garwood Lions Fair Stands Out in Community Event
The Garwood Lions fair raised funds and celebrated community participation, awarding prizes to educational entries. Donors included LP Zane Estate and Garwood Lumber Co, with prizes such as a shotgun and a radio, and proceeds supported local activities.
Garwood Lions Acknowledge Fine Support For Fair
Garwood Lions Club thanks individuals organizations and firms for backing the Garwood Fair. Prizes included a Bratman bull calf a 12 gauge shotgun a mattress set and a radio prize from local businesses. Parade participants exhibits and educational displays drew community groups and local merchants. Special thanks to the Garwood PTA library and local chamber of commerce plus U.S. Congressman Clark W. Thompson guest appearance.
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Sidi Amial Garwood Fair
Fy Our Beionds Op Bane Vrood
L. B. Bunge
Garwood Lumber
Knyghts of Columbus
Natural Guard
Home Tiemens Creation Club
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Rees Island Smile
Eagle Lake
Cohunous
Garwood
Garyood Pta
Veteran's Memorial Library
Gayenod Garden Club
WSCH
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Dings Stanl
Qide
Garpred Food Market
Threada Grocery and Market
Priesmayier
Eb Campo
Eagle Hate Co
Tranke Motor Co
Studedeker Co
Fum Columbus
Mitherm Treetorin
Glithers Prnke Tyre Co
Moyer
Lave Wegenhart
Deane
Geir Gime
Hegle Lake
Halloween Show Promises Colorful Film Night features
Thursday and Friday October 26-30 present a Technicolor program headlined by Gumi Amnerry music comedy with Jane Powell and Ant Miller, plus introducing Bobby War, a Western Texas themed feature, and a spooky Halloween sci fi tale Phantom from Space with Noreen Nash.
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June Powell
Farlay Granger
Ana Miller
Lovely Jane Powell
Ant Miller
Bobby
War of Worlds adaptation at SUN and WOM May poster
Gene Harry and Ann Robinson star in a SUN and WOM screening of War of the Worlds. The vivid technicolor radiogram location promises a striking sci fi experience that will thrill audiences. A nostalgic look back at Wells fantasy twelve years ago comes to life on the screen.
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SUN
WOM
May
Gene Harry Amet
Ann Robinson
Garwood Happenings and Local Notes Across Week
Local column from Garwood recalls community life with Mrs L E Cornelius and neighbors at Methodist Church service, Tuesday Bridge Club, and Baylor Devill game attendance. Reports mention hospital stays, travel to Colorado, and a field worker visit by Miss Gerhart. Also includes livestock feeding notes urging use of urea as substitute for cottonseed meal with implications for county producers.
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el Campo
Lon Bowes
Dale Dante
Lonnie Shoop
Bayior University
Waco
Shoop
Bettye Lyleke
Baylor
Chinkless
Ead
William Kh Behrer
W. A. Hefner
Bille
Jesala Schilling Fe
Bi Campo
Stallman
Baulstin
Texas Id
Frank
Washlington
Gergen Graves
Miss Gerhart
WSCS
Cattlemen Weigh Supplemental Winter Feeding
County Agent Doyle L Moore notes winter forage shortfalls persist despite recent county land gains. Producers seek economical protein and roughage sources with urea as a non protein nitrogen option. Feasibility hinges on potential feed savings and cr ude protein equivalence of 262 percent and one pound of ure a as a protein source.
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Doyle L. Moore
Uvetook
Te Heve
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