Rose Budding and Storage Transform Tyler Rose Industry
The article details budwood collection and budding of Rosa Multiflora for Tyler roses. It explains labor, techniques, and dormancy management. It notes large refrigerated vaults preserving 1 to 2 million bushes, enabling year round shipping through May 1. Dr. E W Lyle's research improves storage with spray and paraffin dip. Venus is cited as Earth's twin sister.
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Tyler
E. W. Lyle
Texas Rose Research Foundation
Knowledge Is Ahead Says Birth Control Study
A Parkmed survey of 1,000 patients finds women know more about birth control than ever but fail to use it adequately. Abortion patients show 64.6 percent not using birth control. 72.4 percent favor shared responsibility. fear of pain, stigma, and future sterility cited among top concerns.
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Parkmed
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Grants Offered For Post High School Education
Post high school graduates may apply for Basic Educational Opportunity Grants to cover up to half of educational costs including tuition fees room and board books and more. The program requires a high school diploma and at least six months of study and applications are available through the Extension Service post offices high schools and state employment offices. Grants are based on program cost and need and will not be reduced by other aid.
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College Station
Warren Mauk
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Mauk
Texas A&m University System
Services for former judge William A. Lunsford
Funeral services for William A. Lunsford 70 a former Upshur County judge were held Monday at 3 30 p m in the Gilmer Church of Christ. Burial was in Gilmer City Cemetery. He died Saturday at his home after living in Upshur County since 1920. Lunsford served as county treasurer 1933 1939 and county judge 1945 1950 and later worked for the Texas Agriculture Commission 1952 1962. He was a former dispatcher for the Upshur County Sheriff's Office and a Church of Christ member. He is survived by his wife Alice a daughter Mrs. Lorene Wade Gilmer two brothers C C Lunsford Mr Pleasant and H L Lunsford Ore City two granddaughters and three great grandchildren.
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William A. Lunsford
Upshur
Gilmer
Columnists' brother dies in San Antonio wreck
Bill Jelks Castellan, 52, of San Antonio, brother of Mrs. Loise Graves of Gilmer, died from injuries after a train car crash in San Antonio. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Porter- Loring Funeral Home chapel. He was a former owner and publisher of the Texas Livestock Journal for more than 25 years. He attended Highland Park High School and SMU, served as a lieutenant in the Army Air Corps in World War II. Surviving: wife Carolyn Castellaw, son Chris Castellaw, and nephews J. Dixon Graves and Lynn Jelks Graves.
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Bill Jelks Castellan
San Antonio
Loise Graves
Gilmer
Grandmother of Dr. Armstrong Dies in Dallas
Mrs. Jodie Myrtle Newton 92 of Roanoke Texas died Saturday in Fairlawn Nursing Home Dallas. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Denton chapel with burial at Roselawn Memorial Park. She was a former NTSU faculty member and member of First Methodist Church and several groups.
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Tom Armstrong
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Roanoke
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North Texas State University
L. W. Newton
NTSU
Armstrong
Loretta Wolf
Frances Hendley
Gainesville
Funeral services for John H. Sobey
Funeral services for John H. Sobey, 85, of West Mountain were held Monday at 2 p.m. at West Mountain Church of Christ with Tyson and James Anderson officiating. Burial followed in West Mountain Cemetery. Sobey, born in Pierre South Dakota, was a retired rancher and farmer and served as an elder of the church. He is survived by Iris two sons Franklin Sobey Longview Charles Sobey Gladewater three daughters Christine Rutledge Daingerfield Markalita Taylor Perryton Marie Pyle Longview 12 grandchildren and four great grandsons served pallbearers.
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James Anderson
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Pierre
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Franklin Sobey
Longview
Charles Sobey
Gladewater
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Daingerfield
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Perryton
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