Two Pecos girls in Cisco Junior College Macy's parade
Beverly Douglas and Debbie Hanson from Pecos, Texas, are among 110 youths in the Cisco Junior College Band and Wrangler Belles slated to perform in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York. The CJC group is the only Texas act and one of fourteen bands nationwide. the Belles will feature at Herald Square with NBC carrying the live performance. The college conducts a fundraising drive aiming at 6000 dollars, plus 2000 to 3000 more from local communities, to cover travel by chartered airliner.
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Beverly Douglas
Debbie Hanson
Cisco Junior College
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CJC
Wrangler Belles
New York
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Cbs-Tv
Texas
Belles
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Macy’s
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Sausage Stuffing Variation for Holiday Dressing
A flavorful holiday sausage stuffing combines pork and veal with onions celery parsley spinach and Parmesan. Cook sausage with meat, onions, celery, and herbs, then fold with eggs, spinach, and broth for a rich, savory dressing.
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Pepperidge Farm
Day with a Cattle Feeder documentary debuts in Texas
Texas A&M University and the Texas Cattle Feeders Association offer a 20 minute color film showing a typical feedlot day on the High Plains. Dr. L S Pope notes the industry is a major Texas agricultural dollar earner and a key credit user. Loan available from the Department of Agricultural Communications at Texas A&M in College Station.
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High Plains
Texas
Texas A&m University
Texas Cattle Feeders Association
L. S. Pope
Texas A&m
Pope
Department of Agricultural Communications
College Station
Westerly weekend activities noted in West Texas region
Mrs Eva Grammer and Edith Miller attended steer popping contests in San Angelo on Sunday. Temperatures dipped over the weekend. Jane Ross Reeves County Clerk attended a regional meeting of district and county clerks in Odessa with about 45 clerks from West Texas. Joe Williams of Orla is recovering from leg surgery and will be out of work for several weeks.
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Eva Grammer
Edith Miller
San Angelo
Jane Ross
Reeves Co
Odessa
West Texas
Joe Williams
Orla
Laxative Dependence Threatens Elderly Colons
An overdependence on harsh laxatives among the elderly can cause permanent colon damage. Dr. Joseph B. Kirsner of the University of Chicago urges more fluids and fruits and vegetables and warns against overdosing with calcium carbonate antacids that worsen constipation.
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Joseph B. Kirsner
University of Chicago
Kirsner
Polly's Pointers Unwanted Old Books Can Be Used by Others
A column advises readers to donate unwanted books rather than discard them. It urges sharing volumes with libraries schools and charity groups to extend their life and benefit others. The piece highlights community value and practical tips for redistributing books.
Dear Polly Readers Share Reuse Tips for Old Books and Pottery
Readers urge Catherine to donate or recycle old books to libraries Good Will Salvation Army and bookshops and to repurpose nonvaluable volumes into decorative boxes. They ask about testing Mexican pottery for iron glaze and safety before using it for cooking.
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Catherine
Public Library
Good Will
Salvation Army
Caroline
Mary
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