Plains Farming Cotton Receipts Start Declining
Receipts from the 1964 South Plains cotton crop total 1,380,962 bales at three area classing offices. Cold weather and slow field work cut daily receipts, with area totals trailing last year’s pace. Palmer notes peak harvest last week, weekly classings reach 376,000, and Lubbock purchases ease. Prices show a slight downward trend while new CPI funded stretch socks from Roy Davis highlight CPI support.
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Bill) Palmer
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Spur Firemen Re Elect Chief At Christmas Party
Spur volunteer fire department re elected chief Bill Barrett. Other officers named include Bill Schmidt as first assistant chief Jimmy Rainbolt as second assistant chief Olan Butler as first captain John David Foreman as second captain Johnny Scudder as secretary treasurer and Clyde Stephens as chaplain. Officers were introduced at the department Christmas party.
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Bill Barrett
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Olan Butler
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Clyde Stephens
Hereford Union Installs Officers
Hereford’s first organized union local Local No. 321 of the American Federation of Grain Millers installs officers for about 200 workers at Holly Sugar Corp. Merrill E. Shoup plant. Officers include Fredrick H. Haug president and Cliff Wiley vice president with Harry Burke recording secretary Elmore Rains financial secretary and treasurer.
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Shell and Mobil Strike Cyprus Refinery Deal
Shell and Mobil Oil reach agreement with the Cyprus government to build a refinery in Nicosia at an estimated cost of 8.4 million dollars.
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College organist named Levelland
Melvina Lea Waggoner of Levelland, a Southwestern Assemblies of God College student in Waxahachie, was selected as organist for the Harvester Choir at the college. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Waggoner.
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Melvina Lea Waggoner
Southwestern Assemblies of God College
Waxahachie
Harvester Choir
Melvin Waggoner
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