Colemans join world market builder tour for Texas farms
Mr and Mrs Dee Coleman depart Sept 7 as Texas Farm Bureau members on a month long World Market Builder tour. They will tour world market places to see where Texas farm commodities were used last year and will exhibit Texas farm produce in key cities. They will meet farm leaders observe farming operations and hear import briefing from the Foreign Agricultural Service while visiting Japan Hong Kong Manila Bangkok New Delhi Agra Beirut and Israel.
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Dee Coleman
Texas Farm Bureau
Far
Middle East
Italy
Coleman
TFB
Texas
Ice
Japan
Kyoto
Tokyo
Nara
Nikko
Hong Kong
Manila
Santo Tomas
Bangkok
Thailand
New Delhi
India
Agra
Taj Mahal
Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Final Sept. 1 Date for Acreage Reports Warned
The ASCS office reminds farmers to file cotton feed grain and diverted acreage reports and sign compliance certificates by September 1 1965 to avoid loss of program payments. Early reporters will receive payments soon after September 1 while late filers may experience delays as data moves to New Orleans for computations.
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ASCS
New Orleans
Tour schedule notes two days in Athens then Rome stop
Dee and Paralee Coleman will visit Athens for two days then finish in Rome, with a final stop in Wellington around October 7, indicating a domestic travel itinerary and timeline for their tour.
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Athens
Rome
Dee
Paralee Coleman
Wellington
Farm Windbreaks Applications Open for 1968 69 Season
COLLEGE STATION Texas Forest Service announces wind break plaiting tick applications for 1968 69 season. Nine teen windbreak species available including buffalo berry catalpa Chinese elm cottonwood and black walnut. Seedlings sold only for windbreak and conservation planting with minimum order 100 trees. Delivered price remains 1 50 per hundred plus tax. tax rises to 3 percent October 1 1968. Shipments run mid February to mid March.
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College Station
Mason Cloud
Texas Forest Service
Soil Conservation District
College Staton
Texas Forestervice
Generations Gather at Wellington Farm Home
Four generations of the John Harper family gathered at the family farm a mile north of Wellington. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Harper, their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Moore, granddaughter Mrs. Pat Carruth, and her two and a half year old son Kevin, all of Lub i. Sgt. Carruth serves in Vietnam with the Air Force and plans to move with his wife and son to Plattsburg Air Force Base in New York after his return in October.
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John Harper
Wellington
Mrs. Harper
J. M. Moore
Pat Carruth
Kevin
Lubi
Carruth
Vietnam
Air Force
Plattsburg Air Force Base
New York
Miss Texas Rural Electric Queen Named at Dallas Pageant
Miss Texas Electric Barbie McMillan won the Miss Texas Rural Electric Cooperative title at the 28th annual meeting in Dallas representing County Electric Cooperative. A sophomore at Southwest State Teachers College in San Marcos, she graduates from Wharton High School and is active in Methodist Youth Fellowship. She plans to compete for the national Miss Rural Electrification crown in Atlantic City in March.
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Texas Electric
Barbie McMillan
Texas Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
Dallas
McMillan
County Electric Cooperative
Southwest State Teachers College
San Marcos
Wharton High School
Methodist
T.R.E
Texas
Atlantic City
Wellington merchants join Dallas Holiday Market opening
A group from Wellington attended the Holiday Market at the Apparel Mart in Dallas. Participants included Mr and Mrs Bill Hatch, Carlos Hatch, Mr and Mrs Mack Saled Jr, Mrs John Ingram, Miss Rose Shadid, and Miss Marle Shadid.
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Wellington
Apparel Mart
Dallas
Bill Hatch
Carlos Hatch
Mack Saled, Jr
John Ingram
Rose Shadid
Marle Shadid
Soldier Robert J. Closter Assigned to 25th Infantry near Dau Tieng
Private First Class Robert J. Closter, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Closter of Shamrock, was assigned August 13 to the 25th Infantry Division near Dau Tieng, Vietnam as an infantryman. There are 103 eateries listed for HemisFair grounds.
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Dau Tieng
Vietnam
Robert J. Closter
Marvin Closter
Shamrock
25Th Infantry Division
Flower arranging pattern tips by Corky Bowen
The article outlines creating a triangular arrangement by positioning a china bird and a small plant with flowers in a fancy container. It advises sketching the layout first, then arranging flowers to match the drawing and promotes Corky’s Flower & Gift Shop with a 20 percent frames discount and contact details in Wellington.
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Corky’s
Corky's Flower & Gift Shop
Wellington
P.O
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