Thanksgiving Guests From Many Cities Gather In Area Homes
Numerous families and relatives from Borger Amarillo Stinnett Fort Worth Dumas Quitaque Knox City and other towns spent the Thanksgiving holiday with local relatives. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Starr Mrs. Mancill Mr. and Mrs. Davis Jr Mr. and Mrs. Kopp Mr. and Mrs. Meadors Mr. and Mrs. Slay and others at various homes across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Mancill
Borger
J.B. Clark
Marjorie Anderson
Fort Worth
Jack Kopp
Ben Meadors
Buddy Cornelius
Brad and
Jana of
Dumas
Farris Cornelius
J. ©. Warren
Joe Warren
Knox City
Mrs. Grant Wooldridge
Eddie Slay
Joel
Amarillo
Mrs
Temple Slay
Mr. Slay
Henry Meadors
Jack Parkhouse
Dallas
A. L. Elliott
Walter Johnson and
Drew
J. Frank Johnson
James Coley
Roswell, N.M
Rufus Sweat
Social Security Office Aims to Help Northern Panhandle
Sir Hal Gelden Amarillo district manager said two key services of the social security office this week are to provide up to date information and to answer questions for all residents of 26 counties in the Northern Panhandle. You may write to the Amarillo office for two popular free publications explaining types of protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal. Gelden
Amarillo
Social Security Office
Northern
Panhandle
Dozier News Thanksgiving Holiday Social Visits Note
Dozier residents and families spent Thanksgiving with relatives across Texas and Arkansas. The report lists visits by Jim and Mrs Clark in Fort Smith Arkansas to see their son, and multiple local families hosting or visiting kin in Shamrock, Fort Worth and Galveston. Hospital and family updates also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Baumgardner
B. Baumgardner
Vega
Jake Jacobson
Cliff Campbell
Wellington
Dan Massey
Hugoton
Kan
Jack Winslett
Bill Lowe
Shamrock
Dick Richards
Bill Rainer
Bessie Rainer
T. H. Rainer
Campbell
Mrs
J. M. Orr
Linda
Austin
Texas Vs. A&m
Jim Clark
Fort Smith, Ark
F. H. King
Jim Ray
Orange
Mrs. Ray
Henry Bockman
iShamrock Hospital
Test Can Restore Lost Hi Horsepower
COLLEGE STATION Harold T Wiedemann of Texas A M University recommends dynamometer testing to measure torque and speed from the power take off shaft and convert it to horsepower The test reveals if a tractor is properly tuned and producing maximum horsepower potentially saving farmers hundreds annually on large tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold T. Wiedemann
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Texas A&m University
Wiedemann
Crooked Path Through the Milky Way Spirals
A science note explains how the sun moves along a spiral path within the Milky Way and how it interacts with neighboring stars and galactic structures. It frames the sun as part of a larger spiral system in space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Space
World pork output seen rising in 1965 but not 1963 peak
In 44 major producers, production may grow three to five percent in 1965, not reaching the 1963 high of 44 billion pounds. 1964 output fell five percent due to declines in the United States, U.S.S.R., Belgium, France and others, though global slaughter is expected to rise. Cats came to America on the Mayflower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U.S.S.R
Belgium
France
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Vicky
Charlotte
Tommy
Jerry Paul
Paul Starr
David Davis, Jr
David Dwight
Debra
Charley Starkey
Jerry Nix
Stinnett
John Fitzgerrel
Denver Powell
Quitaque
Johnny Powell
Grover R. Graham
Oklahoma City
Grover Graham
Frank Wright
Natchitoches
John Howard
Sam White
Encino
N.M
Bill Duncan
Richardson
Bob, Hightower
Frank Hajek
Childress
Bill Hajek
David Chase
Garland
James Sullivan
John Sherman
Vicki
San Marcos
Barbara
San Marcos Academy
San Antonio
Dale Watkins
Denzil Bevers
Heidi
Lubbock
John Bevers
Dozier
Alex Coleman
Jake
Fort Hood
Lafayette Bockman
Houston
Polly O'Neil
Walter Lee O’neil
H. A. Bochman
Billy
McKinney Lor Galveston
Bill Hill
John Graves
Groom Hospital
Dave Fancher
Wood Colemat
America
Gay
Maytag Agitator Action
Pal Dsode
Lci
Melel Tg
DO Telemm
Steve Owens Supply Shop
Regency
Tapran
Ciera
Steves Cores Im
Dan River
Siuare
Melmac
Childrens
Hearringbone
Dearborn
Wallace
Stacarese
Pinehurst
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