Fair Exhibits to Highlight Agriculture and Horticulture
County agents and volunteers plan 66 classes for the Collingsworth fair with trebled interest after recent rains. Open division features individual farm products while community booths compete for a $30 first prize. entry details and class changes shared by Cecil Regier, with deadlines August 31 for booth applications.
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Wal
Cecil Regier
Jake Tarter
Monty . Mitchell
Wood Coleman
Collingsworth County
Wayland International Choir to rehearse at Wayland Baptist College
The Wayland International Choir arrives September 8 at Wayland Baptist College in Plainview for a week of intensive rehearsals led by James D. Cram. Twenty eight singers were selected with four spots open for baritones and basses. Glenn Hunt of Dodson is among the singers as the fall semester begins September 15 and plans include two tours.
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Glenn Hunt
Dodson
Norwood seniors elect officers and plan 1964 65 activities
Billy Ed Wischkaemper is vice president jo Nell Breeding secretary Nancy Hill treasurer and Nancy Alexander reporter. Shirley Mayberry manager and Sharon Mayberry assistant senior concession managers for basketball season. Mrs J M Morgan elected sponsor and class parents Ed Wischkaemper Jr Noah Stice Mr and Mrs J C Breeding editors of the 1965 annual The Eagle Nancy Alexander assistant editor. Senior play slated for Sept 25 We Dood It.
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Dedph
Billy Ed
Wischkaemper
Jo Nell Breeding
Nancy
Hill
Nancy’ Alexander
Shirley Mayberry
Sharon Mayberry
Stice
Shirley
Mayberry
J. M.’ Morgan
Wischkaemper Jr
Noah Stice
The
Eagle
Alexander
Spare Habitat Advice for Game Birds by Wildlife Biologist
Wildlife Biologist Joe Davidson of the Parks and Wildlife Department says leaving patches of goatweed tapweed and partridge peas near brushy fence rows and woods borders helps bobwhite quail and other game birds. He notes weed cutting is poor practice and habitat work often pairs with sound agricultural programs.
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Joe Davidson
Parks and Wildlife Department
Cheeses Vary Yet Follow Common Steps
Extension specialists from Texas A&M University note that cheeses vary in texture flavor color and shape but share many controlled steps in the production process.
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Extension
Service Food and Nutrition Specialists of
Texas A&m University
Quality Determines Grade of AIL Eggs
The article explains how the USDA defines the egg grades and notes that eggs of all sizes appear in each grade. It cites Us Grade AA or Fresh Fancy as the top, followed by Grades A B and C, with a carton of U S Grade A eggs containing large, small, medium, or extra large eggs.
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USDA
U.S
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