Village Mills News Highlights Local Social Ties
A long list of visits and greetings across families from Beaumont Liberty Silsbee and Kountze centers the page. Notable items include hospital stay for Katie Bass in Tyler County and a moccasin bite sending Mrs. W L Wilkinson to Tyler County Hospital. A layette shower honors Mrs. Ray Freeman at the Baptist church with fifteen attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaterove
McGrew
Charlie McGraw
A. T. Lewis
Jim Jenkins
Texas
J. R. Carrell
W. Elexander
Groves
Bertie Robinson
Orange
Camalee Wallet
Ray Freeman
The
Baptist Church
J. L. Wilson
W. B. Boyer
Charlotte Sumtin
Houston
Guy Whitesides
Dan Lee
Beaumont
Linda Hulen
Silsbee
Abey ‘Kenny
Kirbyville
Lettie
John Carver
Hillister
Rex Moore
Lee Owens
Buna
FE. C. Cardner
Bert Delory
Bill Bates
Jess Harris
Loeb
Bill Ely
Effie Goolsbee
Ollie Risinger
Warren
Edwin Weathersby
Ellis McNeely
Eugene McNeely
Providence
Lige Hoffman
Saratoga
Leroy Barrett
Morgan City
M. M. Hoffman
Barrett
Hoffman
Dassetta
W. W. Overstreet
Jackson
Honey Island Pool
Ervin Ard
R. T. Peters
Kat
Village Mills and area residents share weekend visits
Local notes list visitors from Houston Beaumont Conroe Victor and other towns. Families gather for birthdays funerals and church events as Wotans area residents plan moves and anniversaries.
Soil Compaction Restricts Plant Root Growth on Plains Looms
Agricultural Research Service scientists report that compacted soil layers beneath tillage depth impede root growth by high penetration resistance. Tests on Amarillo fine sandy loam show air and water are adequate. effects depend on soil strength and moisture, with tillage and moisture dictating root penetration outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Service
Big Spring
Amarillo
Great Plains
Starting Pay For College Grads Shows Increase
The 1961 62 recruiting season saw non technical majors raise starting salaries by 24 to 476 dollars monthly while technical fields gained 24 dollars to 570. Aircraft manufacturing led with 579 dollars while aeronautical engineering edged electrical at year end 584 to 583. Public accounting firms jumped to 496 dollars, banking and finance to 433, liberal arts to 464, and accounting majors to 494.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe B. Thrash
Lamar Tech
College Placement Council
Thrash
Liberal Arts
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Katie Bass
Tyler County
Hosal
C. Babbiett
Lee Evans
Berry Smith
W. H
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E. L. Teal
Nancy Searcy
Glen Searcy
Wallie McDonald
Chris Cook
Collins
W. F. Perkins
Velma Edge
R. D. Perkins
Lurkin
Ruel Jones
Victor
Martha Overstreet
Mack Spell of
Kountze
Charlie Hayes
Vick Tucker
Bill Holcombe
Charles McGray
Holcomb
Village Mills
Kirkland House
B. W. Daniels
Carl Shandley
Conroe
A. L. Hottman
J. W. Howell
Beeville
W. W. Howell
W. A. Langston
Ther
J. R. Sumrall
Betty Gore
Cleveland
Edward Sumrall
Spurger
Grady Shane
Wotan
Grandmother Edge
Longview
Mrs. E. L. Teal
Ada Rhodes
Dorman
Virgil Rhodes
Thomas Rhodes
Huntsville
C. M. Rhodes
Deena
Jesse Jackson
el Campo Afb
Emma Knight
Tomball
J. A. Folten
Ida Mae Whitmire
Carol Jo Love
Pauline Bracken
Thicket
Joe Love
Jerry Don
Bro. Smith
Pentecostal Church
Romayor
Lottie Reagan
San Antonio
Hollygrove Church
Hollygrove
Walters
J. B. Reagan
Anna Harrison
Bonnie Mae
Alice
Donnie
Jerry
Bennie
Ross
Travis Harrison
Estell Bean
Zeke Dryden
Otis Kirkland
Corrigan
Clay Whitmire
Bob Luquette
Kenmore
Leroy Stanford
Ig” Co
NRY Schuler Ee
Kirby Lumber Corporation
Mast
Kirby
Five
Hardin County Savings & Loan
N. Sth
Sillbee Dry Goods
Bath
Charles L. Deir EV
Ray
Food Town
Evadale Highway
McKnight’s Sporting Goods
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