34th Annual Production Credit meeting held at Fair Park Coliseum
Eleven hundred Production Credit members and guests from seven counties attended the 34th Annual Stockholders Meeting at Fair Park Coliseum. Seminole and Gaines County led with 68 percent attendance. C. E. Hicks of Meadow, father of Seminole Herbert Hicks, was reelected Chairman of the Board. Dr C. L. Kay of Lubbock Christian College spoke on Americanism. Jack Barton advised funds would be available but not cheaply. Seminole office staff included Dave Sooter, Lester Ericson, and Jay Dycus. Attendance plaque went to Morton office with 71 percent. Seminole members from Loop had twenty five present, one absent, Stanley Ancinec.
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Fair Park Coliseum
Seminole
Gaines County
Billy Weems
Morton
C. E. Hicks
Meadow
Herbert Hicks
C. L. Kay
Lubbock Christian College
Jack Barton
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston
Dave Sooter
Lester Ericson
Jay Dycus
Sooter
Production Credit Association
Loop
Stanley Ancinec
Employment Office Opens At Courthouse Room 208
Chet Morgan, office manager for the Texas Employment Commission, announces a new sub office in the La Mesa Courthouse seeking farmers and workers. Eight workers have been processed at no cost to farmers, and farmers are urged to visit the Courthouse for proper forms and better service.
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Chet Morgan
Texas Employment Commission
Seminole Brownfield Baseball Postponed to Thursday
The Seminole versus Brownfield game rescheduled from Tuesday to Thursday March 7 at 4 15 PM in Seminole due to weather. Also notes visits: Mr and Mrs Roger Pool dined with Judge and Mrs Charles Sherrill in Fort Stockton. Bobby Ray Hunter of Lubbock stayed with Mrs Dorothy Har grove. his parents are Mr and Mrs Bob R Hunter Sr. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Don St Clair and daughters of Hobbs NM with local families.
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Seminole
Brownfield
Roger Pool
Fort Stockton
Judge
Charles Sherrill
Bobby Ray Hunter
Lubbock
Dorothy Hargrove
Bob R. Hunter Sr
Bobby Ray
Don St. Clair
Hobbs, New Mexico
James W. Kennedy
Glen Sullivan
ASCS urges farmers to sign up for 1968 cotton program
The local ASCS Office announced March 15 as the last day to enroll in the 1968 cotton and feed grain program. A meeting is set for Tuesday night March 11 at 8:00 in the ASCS Office, courthouse. The notice covers skip row planting for cotton and skip raw planting for feed grain.
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ASCS
Farm Bureau Membership Drive Seeks 50 New Members
Gaines County Farm Bureau reports 517 members as of March 1 and plans to write 50 new memberships during a Friday afternoon drive. President Fowler opened the meeting, Ex-President Mills urged board attendance, and Roy Cypert chaired the drive with several members listed as present. The board will conduct selling and mentoring this week.
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Farm Bureau
Fowler
Mills
Gaines County Farm Bureau
Dayton Eam
Hilbern Briscoe
Wayland R. Mullins
Roy Cypert
Vester Smith
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Lamesa Texas Employment Commission
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South Main Street
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Walter Lt. Woods Lawn Foote
Madeline Shelton
the Hard Way
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Purina
Fed. Tax Inc
Triple R Tire Service
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