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Newspaper
Glen Rose Reporter
Location
Glen Rose, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1963
Page
6
Farmers should plan ahead and prepare a moist firm seedbed in fall. Use suitable sprig planters, freshsprigs kept moist, and pack soil to exclude air. Plant between mid February and mid June at about two inches depth, maintain weed control and timely fertilization for best establishment.
Patients hospitalized Wednesday include Mrs Artie Reynolds Mrs Kenneth Gibson B I Martin Edgar Ware George Harrell Mrs George Harrell Bill Kirk Jodie Reynolds Sr Andy Pomac Mrs Alice McKay C J Johnson Mrs Bill Rickman Mrs Dollie Graham Dismissed during the past week are Mrs Willis Davis Mrs H B Daniels Mrs E P Jones.
Mr and Mrs R F Prine renew their Reporter delivery for another year to stay connected with friends in Trinidad Texas.
Mrs. J. E. McLemore and Mrs. G. C. Gibbs Sr. visited in Cleburne briefly. Visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hunter during the weekend were her parents from Hamilton.
Friends of the Summers family are invited to the wedding of Bob Summers and Miss Bertha Osborn on Saturday evening December 14 at 8 o'clock. The ceremony will be at the First Methodist Church with a reception to follow in the church Fellowship Hall.
A four room house with bath on 1 1/5 acres of land is offered for sale two miles from Glen Rose on the Walnut Springs highway. For information call TW7-2893 or TW7-2293.
The family of Mrs. R. L. French expresses gratitude for sympathy and kindness shown during their time of sorrow from friends and neighbors.
The field is foul with weeds and fertilizer should be delayed until Bermud a begins to make runners. Do not rush a solid stand. Without fertilizer it may take years to establish. Graze cautiously the first year and avoid close grazing. Establishment year grazing retards roots and increases winter kill risk. After establishment fertilize regularly and keep at least six inches of top growth for best production.
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