Farm Economic Outlook for 1963 and 1968 trends
Texas Agricultural Extension Service economist John McHaney projects a 1963 price cost squeeze for farmers due to larger supplies and higher costs, with gross income rising yet offset by higher prices. He expects 1968 national activity to rise slowly, with exports similar to 1961–62, dairy and fats up, wheat and cotton flat, poultry and feed grains down, and modest milk price gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McHaney
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
McHaney
Grand Saline Native Employed On What Could Be Deepest Well
Neely Thomas Wright Jr., a Grand Saline native, works as a foreman for Pure Oil Co. on Pecos County Wildcat No. 1 W. C. Tyrell. Geologists probe a basal detrital layer below the Ellenburger at 21,461 to 21,488 feet, seeking water. absence may make this the deepest producing section. The current deepest well in Reeves County yields Ellenburger gas at 17,200 feet in the Worsham field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Saline
Neely Thomas Wright Jr
Pure Oil Co
Wright
Pecos County
W. C. Tyrell
Ellenburger
Pure
Reeves County
Baptist Camp At Lake Lavon Set Next Week
Several young people from Grand Saline will attend the Baptist Encampment at Lake Lavon July 22 26. The camp theme is His Way Mine sponsored by the Kaufman Van Zandt Baptist Association. The camp pastor is Rev Steve Ditmore of Van First Baptist Church. Missionary Blanche Groves and camp director Rev Art Fin cut of Terrell First Baptist Church are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Saline
Lake Lavon
Kaufman-Van Zandt Baptist Association
Steve Ditmore
First Baptist Church
Van
Blanche Groves
Art Fincut
Terrell
Five Good Reasons For Spending Vacation Fishing
A playful guide to including wives in fishing with carp and panfish as fun targets. It suggests carp on light gear as a compromise and notes humorous domestic hints about hobby balance and leisure.
Camp Activities At Main Street Baptist Church Event
Pastor Rev. Dick Moody outlines Lake Lavon camp plans with worship Bible study mission study swimming ball games and other sports. About 22 Grand Saline youths aged 9 to 17 will depart Monday at 9 30 in the morning. A Saturday picnic at Lake Falls drew local visitors from Eaton Colorado Tulsa Oklahoma San Diego California and Grand Saline including the Steeles Crain and Thompson families and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Baptist
Dick Moody
Patterson’s
Lake Falls
George Steele
Alan
Eaton
Colorado
David Crain
Grand Saline
Bonnie Fisher
Tulsa
Okla
Faye Thompson
San _ Diego
Calif
Gus Thompson
William Thompson
Howard Thompson
Clyde
Mary Fritz
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Family Updates
Beat Mrs. Lucy Lakey and a Houston son visit with Enoch Fletcher and relatives. John Crume in Tyler Medical Center Hospital with leg amputations. room 503. Dallas residents E H Crosby and Noel Montgomery visit Wylie Thomas. Ann and David Roberson of Ponca City are visiting Grand Saline and Van, staying with Bishop Fowler and Billie Sid Roberson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Lakey
Houston
Ethel Abney
Lufkin
Enoch Fletcher
Lee Campbell
John Crume
Medical Center Hospital
Tyler
Crume
Mr. Crume
E. H. Crosby
Dallas
Lottie Tierce
Clyde Thomas
Sharon
Tommy
Wylie Thomas
Noel Montgomery
Frank Adams
Ann
David Roberson
Ponca City
Okla
Grand Saline
Van
Bishop Fowler
Billie Sid
Mary Roberson
Ann Is
Young Tot-To- Teen Model Visits Tyler Shop
Twelve year old Barry Marshall has spent six weeks with his grandparents in Grand Saline and is now returning home to Houston. He enjoys summer visits to Grand Saline and is a booster for the town. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Bob Lamb of Boling Springs North Carolina visiting family in Grand Saline and planning to live in Fort Worth. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Milton Taylor of Tyler visiting Lonnie Harley and Mrs Herbert Clowers shopping in Tyler and relatives in Fort Worth with Roy Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Barry Marshall
Opal
Charles Carter
Houston
Barry
Grand Saline
Bob Lamb
Boling Springs
N. C
Gordon Bryant
Lamb
Texas
Fort Worth
L. W. Broadus St
Milton Taylor
Lonnie Harley
Herbert Clowers
Roy Nelson
Harley
Services Held For Mrs. Vines In Edgewood
Funeral services were held for Mrs Wildie J. Vines 83 at Edgewood Church of Christ with ministers J. E. Barrett and Perry D. Kerr officiating. Burial followed at Oak Hill Cemetery in Edgewood. She is survived by three sons Jimmie, Russell, and Troy C. Vines, plus two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Pallbearers included B F Vines Jr and Ray Vines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildie J. Vines
Edgewood Church of Christ
J. E. Barrett
Fruitvale Baptist Church
Perry D. Kerr
Edgewood
Hopkins County
Alexander
Terrell
Jim W. Vines
Jimmie Vines
Fruitvale
Russell Vines
Troy C. Vines
B.F. Vines Jr
Ray Vines
Joe C. Vines
Dallas
Pricey Vines
Mesquite
Gerald Barrentine
Wills Point
Emmett Sneed
Fourth Victim Claimed Sunday At Tawakoni
Clyde W. Crow 32 an Air Force man visiting relatives on furlough from Phoenix base drowned Sunday at Lake Tawakoni while helping his two sons swim from a stalled boat in a 35 yard wide channel on the Van Zandt County side near Tanglewood Addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Air Force
Dallas
Phoenix
Arizona
Lake Tawakoni
Audie Stephens
Sabine River Authority
Clyde W. Crow
van Zandt County
Tanglewood Addition
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Worsham
Baptist
Nelson
Aly Clifford
Greenville
Ted Sullins
O. C. Tatum
Aly Cliffords
Jack Mitchell
Galveston
Lottie Carr
Flora Cofer
T. C. Williams
Baytown
Lee Skinner
Roscoe Renfro
Mohank
Manuel White
Danny
Utah
Gary
Karen
Darrell Ellis
Cecile Ellis
John Rash
Tawakoni
BIG 10 Co. Ft
Bailey Furniture & G-E Apps
Grand Saline, Texas
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