Insecticide Use Reduced on Pecos Cotton Trials
Texas A M researchers report a systems approach at Pecos Research Station cutting insecticide applications on cotton. Over two years yields rose above county averages while county sprays remained higher, aided by year round cropping, pest and beneficial insect monitoring, and careful water nitrogen management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A&m University
Trans-Pecos
A&m
Pecos
Jams J. Hefner
T. L. Pate
el Paso
Charles W. Neeb
Fort Stockton
Pecos Experiment Station
Reeves
Trans- Pecos
F. H. Ryan
Bill Nabers
Reeves County
Pecos Museum
California
Always and Never Shape a Child’s Will in The Home
A humorous but instructional piece from the Newspaper Enterprise Association discusses how the words always and never can wound a child. It lists common nagging phrases and facial expressions parents use, offering examples of “ALWAYS” and “NEVER” commands and suggesting mindful communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Toyah Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Toyah residents hosted guests from Aus tin Odessa and Monahans this week. District 4-H Camp attendee Miss Renee Marsh visited Balmorhea and Scramento Mountains from May 26 to 29. The Rev Burt Afflech will lead July Sunday services at Toyah United Methodist Church. Delores Dryer and daughter Alice Jewel from El Paso visited Duncan and Tinnin family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee Marsh
Scramento Mountains
Burt Afflech
McMurry College
Toyah United Methodist Church
Delores Dryer
Alice Jewel
el Paso
Mrs. Dryer
W. K, Duncan
Quick Quiz on Service Academy and Common Animals
A set of quick trivia facts covering wartime moves of the U S Naval Academy from Annapolis to Newport during the Civil War the only hand touch allowed in soccer by the goalkeeper within the penalty area reindeer speed 12 to 15 miles per hour and the domestic cat usually lands on its feet due to balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Service Academy
U.S. Naval Academy
Anes
Newport
Dear Helen style column on social backbiting and boundaries
A reader laments whispered affairs and neighbor habits, while others seek advice on babysitting, smoking pressure, and party hostess tensions. The column offers playful, terse guidance on gossip, friendship limits, and coping with intrusive behavior.
Guaranteed Tuition Plan At Lubbock Christian College
Lubbock Christian College introduces a Guaranteed Tuition Plan fixing a student’s cost at entry. Tuition may rise, but the cost per hour remains the initial rate. senior year credit cannot exceed 600 dollars. Transfer students qualify based on their first year costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Christian College
LCC
Balmorhea News and Local Notices
Balmorhea residents attend going away party for Sessoms and plans for a Pecos City Directory compiling Balmorhea Barstow Toyah and surrounding areas with pages due in October. Local visits include Ft. Worth and El Paso families. Death reported Rosa Tarin 13. Balmorhea receives slow rain and hopes for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Edna Poe
Alberta Scull
Pecos
Balmorhea
Barstow
Toyah
Rosa Tarin
Pecos Hospital
Ed Madena
I Do I Do Presented by Midland Theatre in Summer Run
The Midland Community Theatre presents I Do I Do a romantic musical produced by the Midland Symphony Guild for the Midland Odessa Symphony and Chorale. performances run July 9 10 11 16 17 18 with Sheila Thompson and Robert Taubman starring under Art Cole’s direction. box office at Midland Community Theatre with tickets 3 50 call 682 7976 for reservations and a memorable evening of song and dance.
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Midland Community Theatre
Midland Symphony Guild
Midland - Odessa Symphony and Chorale
Jan de Hartog
Tom Jones
Harvey Schmidt
Texas
Fantasticks
Agnes
Michael
Sheila Thompson
Robert Taubman
Art Cole
Thompson
Europe
San Francisco
Sheila
San Francisco Opera
Midland-Odessa Symphony and Chorale
Taubman
Midland
Atherton
California
Permian Basin
George von Trapp
Sound of Music
Comedia Theatre
Palo Alto
Today In History Highlights on July 8 1970
Notable events on July 8 include Perry’s expedition to Yokohama in 1853 to open relations with Japan, Charles I’s Rhode Island charter in 1663, the first U S passport in 1796, the Liberty Bell cracking in 1335, Norway moving its government to London in 1940, Saipan victory in 1944, MacArthur named UN commander in 1950, Sicily riots a decade earlier, Lodge named ambassador to South Vietnam five years ago, and Israeli air force action against Syria a year prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Matthew Perry
Yokohama Harbor
U.S
Japan
Charles I
England
Rhode Island
Thomas Pickering
Philadelpha
John Marshall
Norway
London
Saipan
Marianas
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Sicily
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Vietnam
Maxwell D. Taylor
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Cool Davis Mountain
Willis
W. W. McCutcheon IV
Toyahvale
Betty Canary
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
R. R. Waight
Mary Chism
Austin
M. Chisum
Mike
Odessa
J. T. Mounce
Monte Middleton
Monahans
Georgia Daniel
Mary McElroy
Helen
Nhem
Rodgers Sessoms
Nelson Lethoc
Sessoms
Port Hueneme
Calif
Virginia
Harvey Moore
Little Bill Mahoney
Mrs
J.W. Sprawls
Speedy Cock- Tal
Micky
Ft. Worth
Henry Jones
Ruidosa
Gowen
Elizabeth Beaty
Anna
Duncan Kingston
Paso
Viet Nam
Midland Theatre
Rogert Redford
Willie Boy
Katharine Ross
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Robert Wagner
Goldia Haw
Walter Mallhau
InGrip Beraian
Goldie Hawn
Jack Weston
Lal Diamond Abe Bure Foster
Damio Merrick
M J Frankovich
Scott
Rene Hesver
Quincy Jones
Gene Saks
Oan
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