Alaskan Visitors at Edwin Zimmerman Home for Thanksgiving
Mrs. Ralph Blankenship from Alaska visited Edwin Zimmerman and family for Thanksgiving. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. Milton Zimmerman and baby, Marvin Zimmerman of Houston, and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dusek and family of San Angelo. Several hundred cactus species are native to Texas.
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Ralph Blankenship
Alaska
Edwin Zimmerman
Coast Guard Officer Candidate School Seeks Graduates
Washington D C. announces Coast Guard Officer Candidate School class beginning February 9 1964. College graduates and seniors graduating January 1964 may apply for 17 weeks of training at Yorktown Virginia to be commissioned Ensign in the Coast Guard Reserve. Write Commandant (PTP-2) for details.
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Washington, D. C
Coast Guard
U. S. Coast Guard Reserve
Reserve Training Center
Yorktown
Virginia
York River
U. S. Coast Guard
Shiner HD Club Holds November Meeting
The Shiner Home Demonstration Club met November 21 at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Clarence Huber’s home. Mrs. Edgar Bohman spoke on Nutrition Meat Without Fat. Ten members attended. minutes and treasurer’s report were approved. A Christmas party was planned for December 9 at Swank Restaurant.
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Shiner Home
Clarence Huber
Edgar Bohman
Wm. Gerum
Swank Restaurant
Travis State School of Austin
Weeping lovegrass and pond work in Gonzales County
Max Pearson, a soil conservation cooperator near Harwood, planted 15 acres of Weeping lovegrass and has another 10 acres from two years ago. He plans to plant 30 more acres this spring. The article notes the grass grows early, yields forage, and adapts to sandy soils. It also describes a farm pond with a recent rain filling the spillway and future pipe extensions. Many landowners plan Coastal bermuda plantings this spring and several farms received ASC cost share for ponds.
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Max Pearson
Soil Conservation District
Harwood
Pearson
ASC
Fred O. Bares
Grady Johnson
Emil Plentl
James L. Dikes
Arthur Pape
Andrew Gandre
Rubye E. DuBose
Harry M. Hall
Clarence Moore
Cleburne D. Cook
Odis Fehner
Alex Walleck
Westhoff
Texas
Miss Mary Jane Opela Shower Fetes Bride Elect
Sweet Home School hosted a December shower for Mary Jane Opela, bride elect of Leonard Harabis. Ronald and Doris Harabis escorted her in turquoise lace as blue and white decor and a seven piece dinette set were celebrated with gifts, a luncheon, and cordial tributes.
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Sweet Home School
Mary Jane Opela
Leonard Harabis
Ronald
Doris Harabis
Shirley Opera
Patricia Fikac
Kay Wagner
Joyce Stasny
Delores
Jane Grahamn
Delores Opera
Patsy Fikac
Jane Grahama
Georgie Minarcik
Rosalyn Harabis
William Zappe
Ernest Zappe
Beatrice Zappe
Weimar
Lynn Abercrombie
Houston
George Berger
George Dixon Berger
Arkla Completes Arkoma Basin Gas Pipeline Project
Arkla announces completion of a 15 million dollar Arkoma Basin gas pipeline linking Paris Arkansas to Centahoma Oklahoma. The 156 mile line provides the first interstate outlet for Wilburton and Arkla gas fields with initial capacity of 150 million cubic feet daily and potential expansion. First gas entered the line November 25 near Wilburton.
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Shreveport
Arkoma
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Paris
Ark
Centrahoma
Okla
Wilburton
Arkla
Arkoma Basin
Irene Buske Represents Alpha Gamma Delta In Miss Austin
Irene Claire Buske a University of Texas sophomore and Alpha Gamma Delta member was chosen for the Miss Austin finals. Thirty two contestants competed in the first elimination held Monday December 2 with judging on poise personality and talent. The final eliminations are set for Monday December 9 and the pageant will be televised on Channel 7 Thursday December 5 at 6 30 p.m.
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Irene Claire Buske
University of Texas
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Irene
Channel 7
Gas line projects push Arkoma Basin output near Paris and Danville
The Latimer and LeFlore County Oklahoma gas reserve remains the largest unconnected proved field in the Mid Continent. Two compressor stations near completion in Arkansas will raise pipeline pressure for Arkoma Basin gas. A 4,000 hp station eight miles southwest of Danville is about 75 percent done, and a 1,500 hp station at Driggs near Paris is nearly finished.
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Red Oak
Latimer
LeFlore
Okla
Mid Continent
Arkoma Basin
Arkansas
Danville
Driggs
Paris
Ark
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