Cotton Meeting Highlights Western Europe Pickup for U S Cotton
PCG members heard that Western Europe and Japan are key growth markets for U S cotton as Thigpen urged a stronger promotional push. He cited the International Institute for Cotton results and noted meager funding versus competing fibers while outlining trends in world consumption and production growth outside the United States and socialist countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Anderson
Crosbyton
the Plains
Cotton ‘Growers, Inc
PCG
Elton Thigpen
Washington
International Cotton Advisory Committee
Don Marble
South Plains
Floyd County
Joe Anderson
Seminole
Thigpen
National Cotton Council
Western
Europe
U.S
ICAC
Japan
International Institute For Cotton
United States
Economist
Women's Cotton Promotion Clubs
Vickie Esty
Mathis Bonds Rise After Forgery Charge
James M. Mathis 25 posted a 4000 bond on a forging charge and recently increased his total bonds to 14500. He appeared before Justice Wayne LeCroy and is also free on a 5000 bond for burglary. Other bonds set include Dolores Price Follis 1000 and Pearlene Blackmon 1500 on similar forging charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MM. Mathis
Mathis
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Hockley County
Dolores Price Follis
Amarillo
Pearlene Blackmon
Redbud
Follis
Fisher County
Snyder
Company expands into Texas and plans future entries
Helena announces its first plant entry into western Texas with plans to expand next year into New Mexico Arizona and Colorado. The firm reports volume growth from 350000 in 1961 to over 410 million this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Plains
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Helena
Trustees at Catha Pressing Bond Election For School Upgrades
William R. Powell of the Lubbock Classroom Teachers Association backs the board’s call for a bond election. The group approved free faculty parking, studied portable buildings for trouble spots, and reviewed library and media center renovations with $288,000 proposed. Vocational training and spirit programs in two junior highs were discussed, with calls to defer some library improvements until a later bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Powell
Lubbock Classroom Teachers Association
Reynolds
Matthews
Thompson
Carlock
Bill Tucker
Nat Willams
Dietitian Looks Eagerly Toward Retirement
A hospital dietitian plans retirement after a long career at West Texas hospitals. Miss Johnson trained five to six years and through wartime shortages learned food substitutions. She supervises hospital food from ordering to serving and mentors kitchen staff. She values friends, travel, and a simple, active retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnson
West Texas
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Texas
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
Lubbock
Pilot Club
American Association of University Women
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N.Y
UPI
Army
Michie
Dennis Nathan Michie
General Mills, Inc
Eaters
Athens
Georgia
New Bisquick
Ando
Ferenze