Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travels
Just a Bit Personal notes numerous brief visits and relatives in towns around Marshall Longview Tyler Trees City and Shreveport. Families including Hail Edwards Seatrook Comer Kemper Cook Watson Turner Spidle Owens Wells Shaw Key Lynn and others share weekend dinners birthdays and leave plans across Texas and Arkansas.
Marvin Watson Joins Red River Valley Association as Field Rep
W. Marvin Watson, 31, of Daingerfield is added to Red River Valley Association staff as field representative. He will assist L. R. Matthis and cover the four state Red River Basin from Arkansas to Oklahoma, bringing flood control and soil conservation experience. Watson, a Baylor graduate and Marine Corps veteran, previously led Daingerfield Chamber of Commerce and served as secretary of the Northeast Texas Municipal Water District. The Watsons reside in Daingerfield with two children.
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Cypress River
Mr. Watson
Huntsville High School
Hunts
Lee Kimberly
Watsons
Daingerfield
Soil District urges more grass and hay through cover crops
The Marion Cass Soil Conservation District advocates soil conservation and higher livestock forage by producing more grass and hay. It recommends planting winter cover crops such as Austrian winter peas, winter rye, and crimson clover.
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Marion-Cass
Atlanta to Install Parking Meters on Six Month Trial
The Atlanta City Council approved a six month trial of parking meters in downtown Atlanta. A subsequent election will decide whether meters stay. No start date set as planning, contracting, and zoning must be completed. Council voted unanimously after careful study amid revenue concerns.
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City Council of
Atlanta
Chesk-Cha-Ma Girls In Meeting Tuesday
The Chesk-Cha-Ma campfire girls met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Stutz. Refreshments were served to Beth Alers, Caro lyn Coleman, Lela Henderson, Nancy Hill, Melissa Benefield, Juanita Connor, Helen Lefevyers, Betty Stone, Carole Knight, Jane Farr, Brenda Suber, Mrs Homer Meisenheimer, Martha Atkins and the hostess Reporter Brenda Suber It pays to grow trees as a crop. Ask the Marion-Cass LCD about the Texas Tree Farm System. Soil conservation is a national must. E H Taylor Associate Editor Country Gentleman
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Chesk-Cha-Ma
Stutz
Beth Alers
Carolyn Coleman
Lela Henderson
Nancy Hill
Melissa Benefield
Juanita Connor
Helen Lefevyers
Betty Stone
Carole Knight
Jane Farr
Brenda Suber
Homer Meisenheimer
Martha Atkins
Marion-Cass Lcd
Texas Tree Farm System
E. H. Taylor
Country Gentleman
Atlanta Merchants Split on Tax Increase Proposal
Merchants in Atlanta are roughly divided on whether to raise money through higher taxes. The issue warrants careful study and investigation before any plan is adopted.
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Atlanta
District Football Clash Ends With Bulldogs Victory
Jefferson challenged late but the Bulldogs prevailed. Wendell McNeely led the offense while Bennie Cooner James Tolleson Arthur Wharton Jackie Briggs and Glen Webster anchored the defense. Daingerfield tallied 12 points in the third and 6 in the fourth to seal a 31-? win.
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Jefferson
Bulldogs
Wendell McNeely
Bennie Cooner
James Tolleson
Arthur Wharton
Jackie Briggs
Glen Webster
Bulldogs Tigers
Daingerfield
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Mamie Seatrook
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Ark
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Howard Whitfield
Tony
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George Io Caper
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U. S. Naval Training Center
J. H. Kemper
Tommy Turner
Tyler
R. Spidle
Crockett, Texas
H. D. Watson
W. I. Owens
Bill Shaw
David Key
Texarkana
M. W. Lynn
Leila Lynn
Linden
Morris J. Lipman
Admiration
Maryland Club Coffee
JE eyRe AY
Dian
Blackburn
Furlong’s
Lipton's Tea
Stokley
Hart
Stokley’s
Hause
Golden Corn
Jiuesi
Zaatiy
Wilson
Wickham
Cello
Wickham's Brick
ATEX
Tokay Grapes
Jonathan Apples
Sun Valley
OLEO
Trip
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Marvin Watson
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