Texas Families Use Loans To Raise Living Standards
Texas families in poverty earned help through Economic Opportunity loans from the Farmers Home Administration. Since 1966, funds totaling 2,648,120 have aided over 96 Texas families, averaging 1,660 per loan with a 2,500 maximum. Borrowers saw average gross income gains of 2,300 yearly for new ventures and 900 for farming. The program is nationwide with 1,600 county offices, and local contact is Don T Mathis, county supervisor, at 111 East Wallace Street, 8 am to noon Mondays.
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Texas
Pantiers Home Administration
Office of Economic Opportunity
of Agriculture
Farmers Home Administration
United States
Wallace Street
Don T. Mathis
County ACS Unit Board Meeting Highlights Speech and Services
The Ban Saba County American Cancer Society unit met at 7 on Tuesday November 22 at the Boynton home with President Boynton presiding. Guest speaker Riley Sloan from San Angelo stressed to appreciate early doctor visits and noted a free speech therapy program for laryngectomy patients with doctor consent. The president reported on the Houston state meeting. refreshments were served by hosts and a new member joined.
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Ban Saba County
American Cancer Society
G. Boynton
Boynton
Riley Sloan
San Angelo
United States
Houston
J. C. Petty
Noel Wood
Mmes
Della Leverett
H. B. Clark Sr
W. W. Longmire
Bloncie Steverson
Roy Taylor
Imogene Hzell
Dooley Gauny Dies in California
Dooley Gauny, a former San Saba resident from the China Greek community, died in a Martinez rest home on Thanksgiving Day. He is survived by his wife and a son Cleland Gauny of Richmond, three granddaughters, a sister Mrs G A Gaines of San Saba, and relations in Dallas. Also noted are Thanksgiving visits by relatives Jimmy Shook and Stephen Wayne Locklear with their families in Texas.
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California
Dooley Gauny
San Saba
Martinez
Calif
Cleland Gauny
Richmond
G. A. Gaines
Thanksgiving guest list spans many Texas towns
Locals share Thanksgiving with relatives across Houston Killeen Col lege Station Dallas Robstown Seguin Lubbock San Marcos and other spots. Families hosted grandparents aunts uncles and cousins including Baker Dele lie Harbuck White Campbell Hamrick and Laird households plus students at Texas Tech and Southwest Texas State College among the visitors. Holiday travel and family gatherings fill the regional notices.
Thanksgiving Visit At Wilder Home Shares Local Guests
Mr and Mrs Finnig Thothtot and their children from Longview visited during the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Willer. Thanksgiving guests at the Wilder home included Ray Wilder and Doe Wilder of Austin, Mr and Mrs Bail Jeffrey and children, and Mrs Veta Ito Cann.
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Louis Jones
Jessica
Dumas
Ben Campbell
Bennie
Claca Junior College
Oneida Roy
Buddy Roy
San Marcos
Ernest Laird
Seguin
Jack Burnham
Cleburne
Sgt
W. B. Woods
San Artortio
Finnig Thothtot 1
Longview
Ray Willer
Wilder Home
Ray Wilder
and Doe Wilder
Austin
Bail Jeffrey
Veta Ito Cann
Hrawiwood Cattle Auction Draws Brownwood Market Notice
Brownwood Texas November 23 1966 cattle sale steady with strong demand for springer cows and cow and half pairs receipts around 700 head. Stocker calves 260 to 426 pounds priced 24.80 to 30.00, lighter calves 21.60 to 26.00. Steer yearlings 600 to 700 pounds 20.00 to 25.60, heifer yearlings 10.00 to 22.50. Cows with calves 100.00 to 240.00, plain 160.00 to 190.00. Slaughter cattle calves 21.00 to 28.00, cows 14.60 to 17.50, utility cutters 15.00 to 17.00, canners 11.00 to 14.60, stocker bulls 18.00 to 24.00, slaughter bulls 18.00 to 22.20, hogs top 20.00.
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Patro
Ead
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County
ACS
Bessie Barker
Cactus Cafe
W. Wallace
Ward Locklear
Stephen Wayne
Dallas
Marjorie Locklear
Jimmy Shook
Ronnie Winyard
Kress
Texas Tech
J. W. Shook
Nancy Baker
Mrs
D. H. Baker
Curtis Johnson
Mrs. C. W. Dele Lie
Killeen
Duties H. Deatt and Son
Jody
Ft. Worth
William Harbuck
Monroe White
Kevin and
Garlton
College Station
Bert Bolland
Susan
Dana
Mark Hollad
Tas Renfro
Goldthwaite
Ted Hall
Frank Hall
Southwest Texas State College
Reynolda Ranch
Kent
Karl Hamrick
Paul Huber
Jimmy Hamrick
F. A. Smith
Damon Underwood
Leander
Bennet Hefte
Robstown
Jack Spurlock
Bend
Torti and
Sherry Johison
Woodrow Johnisoff
Eilzabeth Ann Bowell
Lubbock
Ace Hotell
Sam Laird
Roscos Laird
Mary Louese
Edgar
San Mateos
Roy
Laurence Hamiick
Bob Lane
Sally
Brownwood
DR. Smith
Hrawiwood
San
Worth Isham
Horton-Connors Insurance
Rexall Store
Chet Garvin
Texas Pharmaceutical
Ausocland. National
Associa
Drugelete
Saladis
Clowe
Insurance
Agency
Box
Phon
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