Ward County 4-H Club Introduces Motto Creed and Pledge
County Agent John Mogford explains the new Ward County Boys 4-H Club for the year. The motto is To make the best better and the pledge emphasizes head for thinking hands for service heart for loyalty and health for living. Teens are invited to join by June 30 at the County Agent's office in the Tubb building.
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John Mogford
Ward
United States
State of
Texas
Tubb Building
Rathf End Guests Attend Junior Women's Club Dance
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Rathf end guests attended a dance given by the Junior Women's Club Midland last Saturday evening.
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Johnnie Rathfend
Midland
Akers Family Plan Weeklong Visit to Faywood New Mexico
Rev. and Mrs. Homer Akers with daughter Kathryn Anne and Mrs. Aker's mother Mrs. J. H Melton depart Monday for Faywood New Mexico. They will stay about a week at the Y Bar Ranch guest home of Mrs J. T. McElroy. Mrs Melton will remain several months in New Mexico.
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Homer Akers
Kathryn Anne
Aker
J. H Melton
Mondry Fo Faywood
New Mexico
J. T. McElroy
Y-Bar Ranch
Akers
Melton
WPA Aids Barstow Farm to Market Road System
Barstow’s farm to market road project advances with 25 workers under WPA sponsorship. WPA contributes 22.00 in cash for labor and Barstow precinct adds 7000, with 2500 for a new 24 foot bridge. The third project for Burkholder brings total Barstow road spending to about 50900, completing a 33 mile north south route.
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WPA
Barstow Road
Burkholder
Barstow
Texas Highway Construction Bid Notice Sealed Quotes
Contractors may bid on 25.092 miles of seal coat work from Sandhills to Monahans in Ector Crane and Upton counties on US 80 and related routes. Bids open at 9:00 AM June 20 1939 in Austin. Prevailing wages apply and plans available from RB E Killine Pecos. Rights reserved.
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Sandhills
Monaha's
Ector Co
Crockett County
St. 51
Ward
Crane
Upton
State Highway Department
Austin
RB. E. Killine
Pecos
Texas
Cotton as roadbinder and textile buildings in wartime plans
The article describes cotton cloth as an effective binder for roads and lists large mileage builds and repairs annually. It notes cotton in cement bags and asphalt treated cotton for ditch linings along with trials of cotton houses and a five room steel frame cotton residence priced around 2200 dollars. It also references Nazi leaders in a former wartime display.
Board of Equalization Meeting in Monahans Wickett ISD
The Monahans Wickett Independent School District calls a Board of Equalization session at Monahans High School, Ward County Texas, at 10 a m on June 29 1939. Taxable property in the district will be valued and equalized for 1939. All interested parties may attend. Secretary signs notice.
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Board OF Equalization
Monahans - Wickett Independent School District
MonAhans
Ward County
Texas
Monahans- Wickett Independent School District
Abilene Vernon visits and vacation plans noted
Mr and Mrs Wayne Parsons and Mrs A L Leach visited in Abilene and Vernon last week. Mr and Mrs Lewis Jones and two sons will leave Friday for Vorsicana to spend their vacation.
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Wayne Parsons
A. L. Leach
Abilene
Vernon
Lewis Jones
Iwo
Vorsicana
Mrs Terrell and Family Return From Meridian Visit
Mrs. Jimmy Terrell and her two children returned from a trip to Meridian Texas where they were guests of Mrs Terrell's parents. Jake Stringer has been transferred by the Burton Lingo Company to Big Spring.
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Jimmy Terrell
Meridian Texas
Mrs Terrell
Jake Stringer
Burton Liigo Company
Big Spring
Mrs Neely and daughters visit Fort Worth relative
Mrs. C. H. Neely and her daughters are visiting Mrs. Neely’s mother in Fort Worth, lingering for several days to catch up and share family time.
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Mrs. C. H. Neely
Mrs. Neely
Fort Worth
Still Seek More Uses For Cotton
Cotton remains essential to nearly every person, and researchers push for new applications. F. E. Lichte of Texas A and M College Extension Service urges insisting on cotton materials over substitutes. He cites a silk producing nation restricting cotton in clothes as an example.
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F. E. Lichte
Texas A. & M. College Extension Service
Monahans Church Activities Highlight Week
The Monahans Baptist church calendar lists Rev and Mrs Hardy visiting from Brazil as a military mission. The Women’s Missionary Union starts its Roy Service program Monday aftermath. Brotherhood meetings with wives in three zones are at Monahans church. Prayer service is Wednesday at 8 15 p m. Mr and Mrs Gary Finch and their children travel to Dallas and Tulsa for a month while Mrs Walker visits.
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Brazil
Monahans Bapchurch
Hardy
Leon Frazier
Brotherhoods of Churches of 3 Zone
Monaus Church
Ular
Dallas
Mrs. Finch
Hal Walker
Return to Snyder After Visit With Neighbors
Mr and Mrs Weldon Johnson and their small son returned to their home in Snyder after visiting with Mr and Mrs Ray Keenan since Monday.
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Snyder
Weldon Johnson
Small Son
Orime
Ray Keenan
Corn Remedy Ad from Central Drug Co
Manufacturer promises payment for any corn not removed by the Corn Remedy. The product also claims to remove warts and callouses. Price listed as 35 cents at Central Drug Co.
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Central Drug Co
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