Weekend Buying Tips from County Agents
From The County Agents Office JO ETTA YORK AND ETALCAH PETTY offer grocery guidance for weekend shoppers. The piece highlights best beef values on roasts and ground beef, pork cuts, fryers, large eggs, and economical fresh fruits and vegetables. It also covers milk storage, dry beans, iron sources, and average food spending per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezalah C. Petty
Grady
U. S. Department of Agriculture Research
Etalah C. Petty
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Head Named Director of ET Delegation
State Representative Fred Head, serving Gregg Rusk and Smith Counties, was named a Director of the East Texas Legislative Delegation at a breakfast meeting in Austin. He joins Senator Ralph Hall and Representatives Steve Burgess John Allen and Jack Blanton on the five member board, with Neal Solomon chairing and Fred Orr as vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Head
Gregg
Rusk
Smith
Texas
East Texas
Austin
Driskill Hotel
Rep. Head
Ralph Hall
Dallas
Steve Burgess
Nacogdoches
John Allen
Longview
Jack Blanton
Houston
Neal Solomon
Mt. Vernon
Fred Orr
Rep
Lindon Williams
Councilor J B Poston files for re election
Late Wednesday council member and retired postal employee J B Poston filed to seek a second term in city council. The move confirms his bid for re election to continue public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Poston
Poston
150 Called For Civil Jury Duty
A total of 150 persons have been called for Civil Jury duty in the country. Those called are to report Monday February 1 7th to District Court in Longview at 10 a.m. Called from Gladewater were W E Soles Betty Beasley Marie Rushing Ruby Lee Roy Mrs Bert Rush Archie Salter Iva M Nowlin Paul Rounsaville Ray Cumbie Flora Longhofer and from White Oak Mrs C M Beasley and Mrs O H Cisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Longview
Gladewater
W. E. Soles
Betty Beasley
Marie Rushing
Ruby Lee Roy
Bert Rush
Archie Salter
Iva M. Nowlin
Paul Rounsaville
Ray Cumbie
Flora Longhofer
White Oak
C. M. Beasley
O. H. Cisco
Union Grove News highlights and visits
Mrs M P Aldridge reports weekend guests as Mr and Mrs Wendell Moody and daughters now in Gunter Texas where he is home for the aged superintendent. Moody preached at West Mt and lived in Hallsville. Also mentioned are visits by Mr Berry and family from Dallas and Gary Beckworth and Martha Beckworth from Longview. Sympathy extended for Julia Mackey Todd of Pecos. Mr and Mrs James L Aldridge hosted a dinner at the home of his parents, the M P Ak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Moody
Garland Smith
Moodys
Gunter
Texas
Home For the
West Mt
Hallsville
Bro. Moody
Willie Berry
Dallas
C.P. Berry
Gary
Martha Beckworth
Longview
Lindley Beckworth
Fannie White
John Soby
Julia Mackey Todd
Pecos
James L. Aldridge
M. P, Ak
Bridges
Melanie
Barbara Ann
Cynthia Kay
Jeffrey
Aldridge
Clifford McKinley
Holland
McKinley
Estelle Pickett
Judson
Doyle McKinley
Gladewater
Ivy Pickett
Laura Mackey
Seaman Macky
Clifford White
City Hospital
Larry Lee
Shaw McKay
Lisa Brewer
Debbie Berry
Max Fletcher
Karnack
West Mountain
Nathan McEachern
John Scott
Marshall
Mary Jo Stanly
Lynn Wise
Houston
Truman Aldridge
A. M. Fullwood
Arlington
W. H. Harlan
Jimmy Peel
Jerry Mackey
John Mackey
Mackeys
Mackey
H. M. Fullwood
Albert Blear
J. C. Vernon Sr
Isa Phillips
Wichita
Kansas
Callie O’brien
Pritchett
Gregg County Employee Dies in Local Hospital
Bennie V Hale 58 of Kilgore an employee of Gregg County died Sunday afternoon in a local hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm in the Rader Funeral Chapel Kilgore with Rev Irby D Bates officiating. Burial followed in Danville Cemetery. Hale a Clarksburg native longtime Kilgore resident and Baptist Church member is survived by wife Robbie two daughters Mary Elizabeth Greer and Bertha Mae Staton two sons John Albert and another son, ten grandchildren and several siblings.
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Bennie V. Hale
Kilgore
Gregg Co
Rader
Irby D. Bates
Gladewater First Baptist Church
Danville Cemetery
Robbie
John Albert
Mary Elizabeth Greer
Lufkin
Bertha Mae Staton
Mill Shoals
Ill
Claude Hale
George Hale
Arlington
Danny Jeans
Houston
Decoded Intelligram items reference notable names
The list cites Mansfield, a drilling rig, Humphrey, Chicago, a farmer, and Karloff as distinct entities. Each term appears as a standalone item in a succinct sequence, suggesting a keyed or deciphered set rather than a narrative. No extraneous context is provided.
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Mansfield
Humphrey
Chicago
Farmer
Karloff
Southwestern Animal Health Conference Set in San Antonio
The Texas Veterinary Medical Association sponsors a two day conference for livestockmen at the San Antonio Convention Center. Five workshops cover Beef and Feedlot Dairy Equine Sheep and Goat and Swine. Registration is 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern An
Antonio
The
Texas Veterinary Medical Association
San Antonio Convention Center
Southwestern Animal Health Conference
Charles H. Huff
Brazos Street
Austin
Texas
S. M. Thomas
Imal Health Conference
San
Paul Harvey column schedule note for Mirror edition
Editor explains continued publication of Paul Harvey columns in the Mirror with two appearing on the editorial page each Thursday and one on Sunday, reflecting wide reader interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
the Mirror
Brain wave test reconsiders death after young Israeli survivor
A 14 year old Israeli boy once deemed dead after brain wave silence in the Six Day War era survived a three week coma. His recovery challenges earlier criteria of clinical and legal death, prompting renewed debate on criteria for determining death.
Artie V Brown Dies in Dallas
Artie V Brown 54 father of Glen Brown Hawkins died Friday in Dallas Veterans Administration Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were Sunday in Bethlehem Methodist Church Hawkins with Rev J O Rucker officiating. Burial Beaver Cemetery Wood County. He was a maintenance worker and longtime Dallas resident. He was a Smith County native and World War II veteran. Survivors include wife Connie three other sons David Kerry Artie Jr all of Dallas seven brothers and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie V. Brown
Glen Brown
Hawkins
Dallas Veterans Administration Hospital
Bethlehem Methodist Church
J. O. Rucker
Beaver Cemetery
Wood County
Mr. Brown
Dallas
Smith County
Connie
David
Kerry
Artie, Jr
Jesse
Robert
Jasper
John L. Brown
Rudell
Morell Brown
Arthur L. Brown
Seattle
Wash
Lillie M. Baker
Lorene Brown
Effie Brown
The Little Red Hen and the bread for all
A retold folk tale portrays a Little Red Hen asking for help to plant water reap and bake wheat into bread. Neighbors refuse, then claim oppression and demand shares while the farmer defends free enterprise and greed. The Hen bakes five loaves, later puzzling neighbors.
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Red
Strictly Fresh Quips on Modern Life and Health
A witty column mocks modern comfort and vanity, noting women risk frozen food packs as they wrestle with leftovers. It jabs at signatures and signers, vanity, self-perception, and the futility of doctors’ fees, finishing with a crisp social observation about aging and expense.
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County Agents’ Office
JO Etta York and
Etalcah Petty
Hungary
Tisza
Jozsef Rozsa
Szeged
Bulletin
Union Grove News
Gregg County
Mr. Hale
Clarksville
Baptist Church
Che Glademnater
Harry Kates
General Maniac
COL Clark Advertisine
Jack Elrod Neus
Seereaeracsessecvee
Glade Avenue
Penn Street
TEXA
Press Association
Builders Supply CO
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Paul Harvey News
French Alps
Charles V
France
Edward III
England
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Israel
Edgar Allen Poe
American Medical Assn
Goldie Marie Rheams
Denver General Hospital
Mary Sotnick
Toronto
Robert Buelow
Elizabeth Anick
Buelow
Lloyd Johnson
Strictly Fresh
Bun Audas
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