Balloting on Cotton Research Vote Opens December
Upland cotton producers receive two ballots, one on marketing quotas for 1967 and one on a research and promotion order. Ballots must be mailed to the ASCS County Office by December 9. Voting rules and eligibility are outlined by John W. Carson and C&MS officials. County agents attend Plant Pathology workshop at Texas A&M December 5–9. Singing their own praises is the only way some people ever hear them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASCS
John W. Carson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Carson
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Consumer and Marketing Service
ALCS
C&ms
Secretary of Agriculture
Cotton Board
Sammy Helmers
Texas A&m University
A&m
Texas A&m
Bond Sales Report for Collingsworth County October
John Forbis, chairman of the Collingsworth County Savings Bonds Committee, announced October bond sales totaled 2 116. Ten month sales reached 61 754, 48 percent of the 1966 goal of 130 000. Texans bought 13 520 322 in Series E and H bonds in October, up 13 percent from 1965, with total state sales at 128 194 374, 87 percent of the 147.5 million goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Forbis
Collingsworth County Savings Bonds Committee
Need for Fertilizer Use With 1967 Crop
Sam Helmers discusses fertilizer use for 1967. He notes soil fertility levels and expected yield guide decisions, with soil tests guiding practice. Moisture availability and climate influence yield potential, but fertilization remains profitable where moisture and fertility are limiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Helmers
Substantial fertilization advised for efficient moisture use
The discussion emphasizes soil testing and adequate fertilization to lower per unit costs and raise profits. It notes a realistic yield goal and management information as essential guides, mentions the first Olympic Games in 776 B.C., and references Spain planning subsidies for film producers.
Forty-Two Kids Named to Junior High Honor Roll
Forty two students across sixth seventh and eighth grades are on the junior high six weeks honor roll. A grades go to Connie Bearden Joy Jesse Denny Carter Pamela Kersten Teddy McLain Betsy Castleberry Linda Ort Kathy Scott and others. A average recipients include Kathleen Bartlett Earl Hartman Kim Waller Sandi White Nan cy Pendergraft and more. B roll lists Sue Wolf Lillie Rogers Nancy Shumate Peggy Young Louis Gonizales Wayre Jones and Batti Holton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. McQueary
Connie Bearden
Joy Jesse
Kathleen Bartlett
Earl Hartman
Kim Waller
Delvin Dupuy
Mitzi Pendleton
Nancy Pendergraft
Sandi White
Glenn McAdams
Sue Wolf
Lillie Rogers
Nancy Shumate
Peggy Young
Denny Carter
Joye Manuel
Jennifer Bouchelle
Carole Cochran
Pamela Kersten
Mary Saied
Leigh Nall
Ann Smith
Louis Gonizales
Teddy McLain
George Hodten
Betsy Castleberry
Linda Ort
Cathy Singley
Kathy Scott
Brad Kopp
Jackie Pendleton
Susan Peters
Sammy Coffee
Gail Hedger
Jerry Lewis
Keith Derryberry
Carey Lewis
Becky Burta
Beth Peters
Andy Gonzales
Wayre Jones
Batti Holton
Betty Courtney Stars as Wayland Flying Queens Win
Betty Courtney led Wayland College Flying Queens to a 48 43 season opening victory over McMurry College girls scoring 24 points. The sophomore daughter of Mr and Mrs Lynn Courtney hit 9 of 16 from the floor and 6 of 7 free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Courtney
Wayland College Flying Queens
McMurry College
Queens
Betty
Lynn Courtney
Wayland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helmers
St. Petersburg
Fla
John Holton
Enco
Sth
Flavor Wright
Jiffy
Wright
Pinkney
USDA
Franks
Flavor Wright Brand
Flavor
Garden Club
Welch
Andrea Hand Lotion
Holly
Andrea
Owens
Scott
B.C
Greece
Spain
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!