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Floresville Chronicle Journal

Location

Floresville, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1963

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Floresville celebrates new Zane Lawhon Gymnasium dedication

Floresville Independent School District marked the dedication of the new Zane Lawhon Gymnasium in memory of the late trustee and secretary. Dr J W Edgar of Austin delivered the keynote address as Supt S W Seale presided, outlining the district’s progress and paying tribute to Lawhon’s civic work and school support.

Zane Lawhon J. Edgar Pleasante Occa Supt S. W. Seale Floresville Independent School District Floresville School Floresville Independent Methodist’ Men and Lions Club Chamber of ‘Commerce Texas J. W Edgar Austin Edgar

Low Rent Housing Applications Due Tomorrow in Floresville

In Floresville on March 9 1983 tenants must file by 3 PM for 30 low rent units by the Floresville Housing Authority. First-choice applicants will be prioritized with later dates possible. inquiries at the Housing Authority main office on Standish Street. A Boy Scout fund drive kickoff breakfast drew a large crowd at Wright's Cafe to support scouting efforts.

Floresville Wright Msgr John J. Gerberman bopFanune Wince Standish Street Old Stockdale Highway Ihs

Floresville Dominates All District Football Honors

Floresville athletes swept district 27 AA honors with Randolph High placing on the all district team. Key players include senior Charles Gaseh and junior Blocker along with Mike Frazier and others earning first and second team spots. The report highlights multiple Floresville standouts such as Roemer and Randolph G2, though several names are garbled.

Siciman Charles “Gaseh Po Feet Se Mot Macon Roemer Lorésville Blocker Fast Central Junior Mike Frazier Fk SC Nol Rog

Vernia Junior Livestock Show Opens With Community Help

The community plans a major cattle and livestock show at TacVer nia Chamber of Commerce Park set for Monday March Uthe. Judging starts at 9:00 AM followed by a 2:00 PM sale and noon barbecue. Exhibitors bring top animals including lambs and steers for sale. sponsors include La Vera Chamber of Commerce.

la Vernia TacVernia Odin

Floresville and Poth Schools Observe Holiday

Floresville and Poth schools will have a holiday today Friday March 8 due to participation in a district meeting of the State Teachers Association in San Antonio.

Floresville and Poth Floresville Poth State Teachers’ Association San Antonio

4-H Members Compete in Houston

Mary Helen and Doris Denise Donaho represented 4-H in the Houston Livestock Show Junior Dairy Division. Mary Helen showed three Holstein heifers earning Reserve Champion, Reserve Sr, and Reserve Jr, Champion. Doris Denise exhibited the Jr Champion. Two alternates, Hansen of Sutherland Springs and Jim Wehmeyer of Stockdale, were unable to scramble.

E. L. Spaniel Mary Helen Doris Denise Donaho Houston Livestock Show Jr Doris Houston

Fy. Musical Club To Meet March 12

The Floresville Musical Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday March 12 at the High School Building. Leader for the day is Mrs. Curtis Ray and the program will be presented by the Speech Department of Our Lady of the Lake College San Antonio. All members are urged to attend.

Floresville

Texas Has More Cattle Than People

Rep Walter Rogers notes a large cattle advantage in Texas based on figures from the Census Bureau and state livestock sources. Texas population is cited as around 10,116,000 last July, with cattle reportedly numbering about 103 million.

Washington Withesus Bureau Talese cXas Walter Rogers Panhand Rogers John Lyle Corpus Chis Texas Texas: Rhs al Livestock Service Austin

Oscar D Stevens Named Chief Border Patrol Inspector For Marfa

Oscar D Stevens arrives in Marfa with family to take over as Chief Border Patrol Inspector in the Marfa sector succeeding Henry V Stallings. Stevens, born in Floresville, has served across El Paso Sierra Blanca Dolores Laredo Calexico Houston and Maine since 1939, enjoys hunting, ranch life, and is active in Masonry Toastmasters PTA and Little League. He recalls river riding on the border and notes Marfa’s snow in winter and blooming wildflowers in spring.

Oscar D. Stevens Marfa Big Bend New England Stevens Border Patrol el Paso Sierra Blanca Dolores Laredo Calexico California Houston Maine Henry V. Stallings G. W. Archer Department of Agriculture Horse Patrol Louise John Texas Chief Stevens Toastmasters International PTA Rainbow Girls Jobs Daughters Martans

Midway Point Near for 1963 Feed Grain Program Sign Up

Tom Aaron an extension grain marketing specialist notes the March 22 final date to participate in the 1963 Feed Grain Program. Local county agents have budgeting forms to help growers assess alternatives and decide on participation.

Tom Aaron Extension Grain

Stockdale To Owen Its New Laundry Sat

Public notice announces Stockdale to Owen its new laundry Saturday March with a machine promotion. Prizes include a plastic basket and laundry-related gifts. Free refreshments and hourly prizes draw attendees to the Main and North Street depot location.

Stockdale To Owen OPON AON Prngulaire QuickClean

Wilson County Savings Bonds Sales Reach $18,437 in January 1963

Wilson County total 1963 sales reached 18,437 dollars with 10.8 percent of the county’s 170,000 dollar goal achieved. EF Woolsey, chair of the Wilson County Savings Bonds Committee, notes statewide January sales total 15,814,670 dollars as part of a national Freedom Bond Drive urging every family to buy at least one U S Savings Bond by June 30, 1963.

Wilson County EF. Woolsey Texas U. S Woolsey Wilson Co. Savings Bonds Committee

Screwworm Drive Reaches Texas Fund Goal

A Texas fund-raiser for screw worm eradication reached its goal, with $804,000 raised since February 1. County chairmen could add up to $200,000 by mid March, bringing livestock producer totals to $3 million, which would be matched under a federal aid program.

Austin South Texas Southwest Animal Health Research Foundation Foundation

Stockdale Wildcat 5500 Ft Test in Wilson County

Stockdale Wildcat will be a 5500 foot test in Wilson County near Dismakes Field five miles northwest of Stockdale. R P Holland San Antonio No. 1 May Vernon will test at 467 feet east, 1575 feet northwest of the lease and John W Brown Survey A-4. Elevation 464.7 feet. Tuesday’s San Antonio Express.

Wilson County Stockdale P. Holland San Antonio Vernon Austin Chalk John W. Brown San Antonio Express

Advertising As a Cornerstone of Business Success

The adage compares advertising to the power to select the right item at the right price, implying that strategic promotion is essential to a thriving enterprise and informed purchasing. It emphasizes the parallel between marketing effort and purchasing acumen in driving growth.

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