Voting Opens for ASCS Community Committees
Voting for Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service community committees runs through September 7. Landowners or operators and spouses may vote by mail. From six county communities, five nominees per slate elect a chairman, vice chairman, and three members. top three become delegates to the county convention. Nominees listed for Communities A through F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Millard Brown
ASCS
Brown
Mr. Brown
Raymond Barton
Milbern Gibbs
Dan Guthrie
Henry C. Langford
Troy G. Thomason
Charlie L. Watts
P. J. White
Henry Wolf
Fred Covey
Kenneth Hudson
Tommy Lewis
Louis Patterson
Hershel Tabor
Joe E. Tarver
Texas hunting and fishing licenses new requirements
New hunting and fishing licenses take effect after Thursday September 1. Licenses are available through dealers and must be carried in person. Resident hunting licenses cost 3.15, non resident 25, fishing 2.15, with a five day nonresident migratory bird license at 9. The article notes early shipment and media help in distribution and mentions several local social notes including visits and historical tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas
Honors accorded two Wellington beauties
Two Wellington belles gained county recognition in events on Saturday Aug. 20. Anna Kay Kelso, 19, runner up in the District 1 Farm Bureau Queen Contest in Amatil o, and Judy Bayless of Gra vet chosen queen. Judy Martindale of Dozier retires. Becky Brewer won Miss Personality in Perryton’s Wheatheart of the Nation Contest. Clarendon College hires Mrs. Dixie Howard as foreign languages instructor with 28 semester hours available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Anna Kay Kelso
District 1
Farm Bureau
Amatilo
Judy Bayless
Gravet
Judy Martindale
Dozier
Miss Kelso
Jimmie Kelso
Ab- Hene Christian College
ACC
Kelso Funearl
Becky Brewer
Perryton
Becky
Quinter Brewer
Chamber of Commerce
Clarendon College
Dixie Howard
Help Stamp Out Home Accidents in Texas Homes
College Station report highlights Mrs. Wanda Mayer urging attention to domestic injuries. It notes one in four children under six injured in Texas homes, urges home safety checks, escape plans, and considers who spends more time at home a factor in risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Wanda Mayer
Texas A&m University
U.S. Public Health Service
Mayer
World Health Organization
Lester Smith
John Powell
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David Baumgardner
L. A. Davis
B. X K. Hall
J. C. Hartman
D. F. Lacy
Benson Long
Wayne S. Martin
Ray Null
Marvin Blevins
N. E. Childers
O. L. Hartman
D. R. Langley
Lonnie Neeley
Delbert White
Carl Wischkaemper
Robert Baxter
E. T. Brown
Douglas Caleman
E. E. Darrow
Girl Scouts of the USA
Boy Scouts
Mrs
Lawrence Keller
Albuquerque, N.M
Harold Keller
Obie White
Opie White
South
Leon Shields
Tanya Ann
Willow, Oklahoma
Annie Russell
Donna Bradford of
Childress
Henry VIII
Herb Kline
Dallas
Museum of Natural History
Mr. Kline
The
Wellington Leader
Ballpoint
Pentel & Shaeffer
Stapler
CJC
Texas Woman's University
West
Texas State University
Shei
George
Leroy
Clarendon
Williams
Home. &Ip
W. F. Roberts
Call
Rufe ‘Williams
General Electric
W. P. Robertson
Pat Bouchelle
Rufe Williams
Grace Wilson
Dalhart St
F. L. White
Rt. Jl
Dodson
Lynn Dunham
East Ave
Pat O
Herman Harris
Rute Williams
Hagkell Street
Aldweil
Oh ‘St
Cleveland
Ben Meador
Real Nice 2
E. Ci
Terracing
Harold Elbert
Wallace Monument Co
G. L. Jones
West Avenue
Charles Carson
Roy M. Hor
Tiny’s
Rawleigh
Collingsworth
Donley County
Memphis
Tenn
Grady Phillips
Seal Starr & Pendergrass
Ennis St. Wellington
Willis-Pellow Granite
Okla
W. N. Miller
Keps
Ross Blythe
Audimail Phocatoa
el TA Rakes
Ori Aida
Harold Yeager
Browning Shoe Shop
Wellington Main
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