Kiwanis Installs New Officers and Honor Group
Kiwanis in Wichita Falls held its 1965 installation banquet Friday night December 4. John Brown became president with B F Chance handing over the gavel. New officers include Rev Jack Durham Calvin Hurst Denver Powell and Dick Pendleton. Directors are Jimmie Kelso Powell Bobo Castleberry Dee Burba Jake Leach John Coleman Sam Adams and Chance.
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Bill. White
Wichita Falls
Kiwanis . International
Wellington Club
John Brown
S- Gavel
B. F. Chance
Jack Durham
Calvin Hurst
Denver
Powell
Dick Pendleton
Jimmie ‘Kelso
Bobo Castleberry
Dee Burba
Jake Leach
John
Coleman
Sam
Adams
Chance
Sidney Duncan
Young
The
Rangers
Lowell Wells
Denver Powell
Rev. Durham
Sam Adams
C. T. Hubbard
John Coleman
Cicero Gulley
George Shadid
Calvin. Aaron
Kiwanis
Lee Scarberry
E. W. Carter
Dana
White
Austin
Boys State
Wellington
Jake ‘Leach
C.T. "Hubbard
Bill White
Leutenant
Holland on CJC Senate
Kent Holland a Clarendon Junior College freshman serves as treasurer of the current student senate. Other members include Steve Richerson president Timmy Ray vice president Jeanine Lowe secretary and Bill Trosper reporter.
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Kent Holland
Clarendon Junior College
M.J. Holland
Wellington High School
Steve Richerson
Clarendon
Timmy Ray
Jeanine Lowe
Bill Trosper
Higgins
U S Farmer Produces for 27 People Today
A farm worker in the United States now feeds 27 people with food and fiber, up from 8 in 1920. Crop production per acre is 70 percent higher, livestock output per breeding animal is 90 percent greater, and one hour of labor yields over four times more than in 1919 to 1921.
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U.S
Acorns Sent from England Reach Brisbane Home
A homesick emigrant housewife in Brisbane requested and received a dozen acorns from an estate near Dover, England, as a symbolic connection to her homeland.
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Brisbane
Australia
Dover
England
Cotton harvest halted again by weather in Memphis area
The USDA Memphis classing office reported lower grade and micronaire readings for cotton classed during the weekend ending Dec 4 due to weather and harvesting methods. Receipts reached 18 000 that week, 45 000 for the season, with heavy labor use and resumed harvest anticipated when weather allows.
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USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Memphis
K.E. Voelkel
Cotton Division
Cotton Research Committee of Texas
Pressley
Wellington Leader Publisher and subscription details
Wellington Leader published Thursdays at 913 West Ave Wellington Texas. Entered second class mail Aug 25 1909 under Act of March 3 1879. Editor and Publisher H Deskins Wells. Subscriptions four dollars yearly inside trade territory five dollars outside.
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West Ave
Wellington
Tex
Texas
H. Deskins Wells
Cotton prices hold steady as cottonseed remains firm
The report lists middling and light middling prices for cotton at 15/16 to 27.85 with uncompressed mixed lots in warehouses. Cottonseed stays steady at 45 and 47 dollars per ton at gin points. It notes the sun travels through space at 170 miles per second.
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Space
Clean Fence Rows Boost Income on Farm
Trees and brush in farm fence rows rob moisture and nutrients from surrounding crops and reduce production across acres. Now is a good time to apply a herbicide such as 2 4 5 T am mate or monitron to clean fence rows.
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Kiwanis International
Allen Earnest
Holland
CJC
Senate
Hall Otor CO
Hollis, Oklahoma
FORD
General Telephone
America
Chester L. Harrison
Optometrist
West Avenue
West Texas Utilities
Gidatre
Seli
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