Former city man Lonnie Hollingsworth joins Texas First Trailer Bank board
Lonnie Hollingsworth, a Wellington native now a Lubbock pharmacist, serves on the board of Texas First Trailer Bank Security National in Brownfield. The bank opened a drive‑in trailer location Dec 1, with plans for a permanent building next spring on a two and a half acre site. Hollingsworth, son of Sam and (Mrs) Hollingsworth, is a 1949 Wellington grad and University of Texas pharmacy graduate, married to Nancy Barrett with two children Heath, Lea, and Lonnie Jr.
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Wellington
Jonnie F. Hollingsworth
Lubbock
Hollingeworth
Sam Hollingsworth
Wellington High School
Midwestern University
Navy
University of Texan
Tab
Bock
Nancy Barrett
Mangum
Heather Lea and
Lonnie Jr
Quail FFA District Contest Teams Shine
Quail FFA placed second in the Greenbelt District junior farm skills contest at ChilDress during leadership events. Members Garland Boyce Coy Stephens and Earl Feemater demonstrated reversing the direction of pull on an electric motor. Senior team took third with Bruce Ward Reed Souder and Royce Mitchell. Radio broadcasting also earned third with Tommy Needham Don Morris and Paul Gollugh. Senior chapter conducting team also earned third with Male Morns Rodney Hill Stanley Gosnell Penzil Phipps Jerry Boyes and Herman Mitchell. Frank Kennedy served as divinor.
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Quail Future
Greenbelt
Childress
Garland Boyce
Coy Stephens
Earl Feemater
Bruce Ward
Reed Souder
Royce Mitchell
Tommy Needham
Don Morris
Pau Gollihugh
Male Morns
Rodney Hill
Stanley Gosnell
Penzil Phipps
Jerry Boyes
Herman Mitchell
Sentinel
Frank Kennedy
Vocasional Ag
Yearbook Highlights Rural Change in Texas Areas
The 1963 Yearbook of Agriculture titled A Place to Live addresses rural change due to urbanization with chapters on the family farm in transition farming on the urban fringe the small rural town and water as a critical factor It notes extensions role in Texas conditions and lists a $3.00 copy price from the U S Government Printing Office The passage also mentions Frank Gotch as a famed wrestler.
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College Station
U.S
High Plains HINN Soybean Sets 57.8 Bushel Yield
Delbert Langford of the High Plains Research Foundation reports skip row farming produced 57.8 bushels per acre for the HINN soybean, a new Texas Panhandle bean with 18.4 percent oil and 34.9 percent protein. Barry Love notes strong yield, non shattering, lodging tolerance, and processor benefits as the crop tests span Farnsworth to Ralls.
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Delbert Langford
High Plains Research Foundation
Halfway
Texas
Barry Love
The
Foundation
Barry
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
Farnaworth
Perryton
Ralls
Farms of Future Fewer but Will Produce More
By 1976 farmers and farms will be fewer but must produce more food for an expanding population. A farmer now feeding 26 people will need to boost output about 50 percent to feed 12 by that year. Dr. Earl H. Collister notes HIN soybeans offer high yield and heavy branching to guard yields in bad weather. Foundation seed released to Certified growers. contact Barry Love for HINN soybeans. David Lindley of Amarillo returned home for Thanksgiving to Samnorwood.
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Foundation
Barry Love
Plainview
Texas
Thanksgiving visits fill Amarillo area with family gatherings
Multiple households spread across Amarillo and nearby towns hosted relatives for Thanksgiving. Families from Canton Oklahoma Canyon and Wichita Falls joined local residents, including the Slay and Wells families, for weekend and Sunday returns as students from West Texas State University and others kept in touch with kin across Texas and Colorado.
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Lonnie Hollingsworth
Texas First Trailer Bank
Quail Ffa
Carpenter
Beals
Scott Carpenter
Earth
Astronaut
Gerald F. Vaughn
Texas A&m
Frank Gotch
General Electric
Black Forrest
By Webley
Sunbeam
Hi-Prancer
Royal Arms
Shurfine
Bagon
Cascade
High Plains
David Lindley
Amarillo
Mrs
Guy Lindley
Samnorwood
Thomas Jesse
Janece
Jay
Larry Jesse
Keith Jesse
C AL McClanahan
Canton
Okla
C. T. Lackey
Wichita Falls
Joe Thompson
Emory Hunter
Stevie
F. R. Hitchcock
Newton Crain
Mrs. Billrost
Canyon
Eddie Slay
Mr. Crain
Mrs. Slay
Mrs. Frost
Eldon Wildman
Ween Texas State University
Gene Sweat
Dirk Sweat
Janice Wood
Woodrow Wood
Tony White
Buddy Yarbrough
Chub White
P. M. Shields
Joe Shields
L. M. Craven
Johnny Craven
T. J. Walters
Pat Frost
Luie Herbert
Ansel McDowell
Lucy J. Wells
Hattie D. Wells
Bob Foote
Bobby
Ernest and
Cindy
Frisca, Colo
W. S. White
Lulah Campsey
Knox City
V. J. Simpson
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