Local Social Notes From Abilene and Nearby Areas
The column lists visits and hospital stays across the region. Elizabeth and Kenneth John Brown return from Big Spring. Mrs Ora Redding hospitalized in Abilene. Sheryl Ellis hosted Marilyn Ellis in Colorado City. Albert Joe Roemisch family vacationed with Grady White relatives. Clifford Fargason visiting Ruth and Blake y Fargason in Canyon. Rich Smith and family from Odessa visited L. T. Nail and Jimmy.
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John Brown
Big Spring
Lavelle Brown
Ginger
Ora Redding
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
Sheryl Ellis
Marilyn Ellis
Colorado City
Albert Joe Roemisch
Grady White
Roemisch
White
John Bond
Forsan
Clifford Fargason
Ruth Fargason
Blakley Fargason
Canyon
Clyde Bolding
Springtown
Shelby Jones
Pam
Seagraves
Johnny Pitner
Midland
W. J. Fuller
Lynn
Linda
Judy Richardson
Bob Billingsley
San Antonio
Bud Neidecken
Austin
Robert Sawyer
Texline
Methodist Church
E. J. Goodlett
Kenneth
Elizabeth
Caddo
Oklahoma
H. L. Harrison Leonard Cotton
Snyder and
Harkley Cotton
Clyde
Fred Cotton
Houston Cotton
Daymon Cotton
California
Teresa Shelly
Mark Holmes
John Lee
Arlo Taylor
Brownie Scott
Hobbs
N. M
Joe Scott
L. A. Scott
John Hart
J. B. Motley
Monahans
Sheldon Castle
Knott
Shelby
Juanita Jones
Othal Ellis
Hemisfair
Lynn Fox
Fredricksburg
Fox
Ellis Dan
Allen Dan
Colorado City High School
James Stewart
Ronney Autrey
Teresa
Jimmy
John Stewart
Nikki
Snyder
Lewis Trayland
Christopher
Port Arthur
James C. Stewart II
Todd
Jeffrey
Bobby Wilson
Brad
Odessa
James Chandler
Ste‘ven
David
VEW Auxiliary Juniors Receive Thanks From Vietnam
The Scurry County Junior Girls Unit of Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars sent clothing to Vietnam last December for an orphanage project. Bill Thompson in Vietnam expresses deep gratitude for gifts from nearly every state. The unit’s officers for the coming year were installed by District 8 President Mrs. G. T. Lowell. The church project begun last year is complete and in operation, with details to be announced.
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Scurry County
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Vietnam
Bill Thompson
South Vietnam
Union
America
Bull Thompson
Job Hunting In Agriculture And Its National Impact
The piece notes that American agriculture sustains nearly 12 million jobs and thousands of related businesses from farm equipment makers to distributors. Farmers and families also drive the economy with about 40 billion dollars spent annually on goods and services.
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America
Dunn News: Local Guests and Community Moves
Regional notes list visitors and travels among Sono ra Clyde Lone communities. Families hosted relatives from Springtown Seagraves Midland Snyder Snyder Colorado City Hobbs Texas Oklahoma California and New Mexico as pastors teachers and students planned moves and returns.
Union News Roundup of Local Visits and Post Vietnam News
Community notes record visits and family news in the Union area. Bob Rosson calls from San Francisco en route to Fort Hood for recovery from Vietnam wounds. Numerous relatives from Snyder Mount Pleasant San Antonio Grandfalls Lubbock and other towns visit residents and attend church events and reunions.
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R. J Rosson
Bob Rosson
San Francisco
Fort Hood
Vietnam
Jim Boyd
Flovdada
Delia McPherson
Sheridan
Cathy
Claude Davidson
Denton
H. G. Moore
W. R. Pater
Peggy Penny
Patricia
Old Settlers
Blackwell
Union Methodist Church
Jesse Dea
Union Baptist Church
Dea
Jimmy Mosley
Grandfalls
C. W. Christ of Canada
R. J Rossons
Loyd Holley
Elvin Rousslow
Mount Pleasant
George Page
San Antonio
Willard Gladson
Ronal
Snyder
Rudy Minor
Maudie Blakeley
Willard Thornton
St Louis
Shirley Avery
Lubbock
Donald Eades
Rupert
Idaho
H. H Moore
Futuristic Fantasy Perspective on World Population and U S Food Share
A hypothetical town of 1000 would have 160 Americans and 840 from other lands. The United States, with one sixth of the world’s land, produces and consumes 25 to 30 percent of beef veal pork and lamb. In the U S food costs account for about 18 percent of after tax dollars while in Russia the food tab runs around 53 cents per dollar.
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United States
Russia
Methodist To Study Resolution In Texas Conference
Delegates to the Texas Conference of the United Methodist Church approved a resolution upholding the right to dissent while supporting the rule of law. An amendment called for a study committee with equal lay and clergy members. The conference also approved a non discrimination pledge prohibiting exclusion from services due to color. Bishop Paul E. Martin, honored for 46 years in ministry, will retire next month.
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Houston
Texas
The
United Methodist Church
Paul E. Martin
Texas Conference
Martin
Women Calendar Notice for Snyder Events
Ladies Auxiliary to Snyder Fire Dept meets 7 30 pm at central station. Peace Officers Auxiliary gathers 7 30 pm in West Texas State Bank community room. Friday duplicate bridge 9 30 am at Country Club. Sunday duplicate bridge 1 30 pm at Snyder Country Club open.
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Snyder Fire Dept
Central Station
Peace Officers
West Texas State Bank
Country Club
Snyder Country Club
Food prices fall in labor cost terms since 1947
The cost of individual food items in labor terms has fallen since 1947. An hour of labor today buys about 70 percent more beef and about 75 percent more pork than it did then.
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