Plague of Locusts Turns Into Grasshopper Swarm
A so called plague of locusts is identified as a swarm of short horned grasshoppers migrating in large numbers and consuming all green vegetation in their path.
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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1978
Page
7
A so called plague of locusts is identified as a swarm of short horned grasshoppers migrating in large numbers and consuming all green vegetation in their path.
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club plans a June 2 meeting with Elizabeth Mauee, after a May 19 gathering featuring a food safety program by Linda Muehlstein. Rally Day for clubs is set for June 21 in Anson. Mrs. Earl Reese spent Mother's Day week in Denison visiting her son Stanley Keese and family. she attended granddaughter Rebecca Keese's May 18 graduation from Southeastern Oklahoma University in Durant, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Lendall Prewitts Garden Club president led the Stamford Garden Club on Thursday May 18 at 9 30 a m in the back yard of Mrs C C Westfall home This was the last meeting until September Reports were given by Debra Dobbins a Baylor University senior chosen among 30 upperclassmen to help instruct an orientation seminar for entering freshmen Debra a Beta Tau Delta Delta Delta member and Angel Flight volunteer is a business education major set to graduate in May 1979.
Gordon J. Malkowski 22, Hardin-Simmons University sophomore Bible major, is named pastor of Plainview Baptist Church northwest of Stamford. From Abilene, he graduates in May 1980, served in the Navy on USS Coral Sea, and has ministerial experience in California. He was licensed March 2, 1974 at Elmcrest Baptist Church Abilene.
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