4-H soil judges win medals and watches at state contest
The 4-H soil judging team placed third in the state contest, with team members Dale Barber Winston Churchwell Dean Gage and Gregg Bogard earning medals. Barber and Churchwell won $50 watches. Barber was second high individual and Churchwell ninth. The article also mentions extension notes on oat blight and a new insect control bulletin for fruit, plus local visit news and a turkey disease meeting set for June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Barber
Flying V Ranch
Winston Churchwell
Spring Creek
Dean Gage
Pecan Grove
Gregg Bogard
China Creek
Dale
Winston
College Station
Harlan B. Smith
Texas
Sloan News from Rock Shoales Church Notes and Neighbors
Mrs Thomas Sloan visits San Saba with granddaughters Jan and Claudia to support Rock Shoales Cumberland Presbyterian Church led by Rev Joseph Eustis. Local social details recount visits, threshing, coon damage notes, and early 1900s area families including Millers,forsyths, and Lans among Sloan relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lex
Mrs. Sawyer
Bob Bryan
Bob
Temple
Jym Sloan
Joseph Busts
Bertram
Eupha Ursan
Lex Polk
Annie Holman
May Palk
Algerita
W. FE. McNatt
San Saba County
Wiley Rascal
McMillan
John R. Cunningham
Presbyterian Church
San Saba
New Hope Presbyterian Church
Rock Shoales
Sloan
New Hope Church
van C. Miller
Personal Notices From Texas Towns Mention Families Reunion
Mrs. Lucy Woods with daughter Mrs. Earl Locklear and sons Herbert and Dales visited her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Newt Kinger at Burnet Tir. Mr. and Mrs. S. 2D. Crider and Weatherford family visit Annie Bible’s home and attend the Christadelphian Ecclesia annual site meeting. Mrs. Joe James and son David summer with Arch Clements’ family while husband works in Brownwood and visits on weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Woods
Earl Locklear
Herbert and Dales
Newt Kinger
Burnet
Tir
S. 2D. Crider
Weatherford
Annie Bible
The
Christadelphian Ecclesia
Joe James
David
Arch Clements
Brownwood
Bennett Family Returns From Balmorhea Visit
Mrs James Bennett and her children of Balmorhea have returned home after visiting her mother in law Mrs Alice Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bennett
Balmorhea
Alice Bennett
Aus tin visitors share week with two local families
Miss Carolyn Schwartz of Austin and her niece Tommie Sue Schwartz of Waco visit this week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Behrens and family, sharing time and hospitality with the households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Davis
New Orleans
R. C. Felts
F. W. Farley
Davis
Mmea, Farley
I . Felts
Carolyn Schwartz
Austin
Tommie Sue Schwartz
Gene Schwartz
Waco
Charles Moore
Harold Behrens
Renfro Family Visits Edwards Clan Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs B F Renfro and children from San Antonio stayed with Mr and Mrs Frank Edwards and their son Owen Renfro this weekend, sharing time and hospitality in a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Renfro
San Antonio
Frank Edwards
Owen Renfro
Company influence endures through forty years of progress
The passage reflects on lasting impact stemming from forty years of effort, asserting that influence will persist as long as the Company remains active. It emphasizes the enduring legacy created by sustained progress and enterprise across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble
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Lindsey
Dr.Cartrite
Mr. Wortell
Geo. A. Smith
Pass Patie
Paymaster Turkey
Brady Mills
KBAL
Sloan News
Barber
W. BE. McNatt
W. H. Lewis
Richland Springs
E. L. Lewis
Paula Carla
Allen, Tex
Cora Lee Rollins
Brady
Pete Sloan
Chappel
Nell Sloan
Quimby Brown
Sloan Kirk
New Hope
E. W. McLaurin
Austin Theological Seminary
Sloaners
Billy Lanford
Denton
Lanford
Maxwell+ Kinssing
Henry Taylor
C. C. Pool
Amy Sloan
WTN
Cherokee
J. E. Hagan
Insurance and Loans
San Saba, Texas
Stacy's Produce
Humble Company
State of
R. S. Sterling
F. P. Sterling
Humble Oil Company
S. Farish
R. L. Blaffer
Blaffer
Farish
H. C. Wiess
Paraffine
Reliance Oil
Walter W
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Humble Way
Humble Oil & Refining Co
P. O
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