Bob Cotton Directs Rose Parade Band
Bob Cotton directs the Knight Marching Band from Katetta High School Anaheim California for the Tournament of Roses New Year parade. Cotton grew up in Wellington and served in the Navy before settling in California. He volunteers with Los Caballeros Youth Band of Carson which fields youths 19 to 21 and has earned over 150 awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Bob Cotton
Katetla High School
Anaheim
Calif
Knight
Cotton
Bobby
Lewis Cotton
Amarillo
Navy
California
Los Caballeros
Carson
Los Angeles
Santa Monica
Long Beach
Wellington Guests Attend Rep. Cates Birthday Event
A December 13 birthday party in Pampa honored Rep. Phil Cates of the 66th District. Cates announced he would seek re election as attendees from Wellington included John Coleman and others. Gray Wheeler Armstrong and ten more counties participated. bluebonnet artist Mrs ID Crowe displayed an exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Phil Cates
M.K. Brown
Pampa
Rep
Cates
John Coleman
Kenyard Poteet
Don Reeves
Garner Alcom
Enoch Fuller
Billy Mac Sims
Gray
Wheeler
Armstrong
Donley
Newspaper Night Follows Family Urban Dramas
A family scene unfolds around a missing paper and a portable subscription kit. Father drives a newspaper delivery truck through streets while others join in with chores and plans. The piece nods to timing of farm tasks like ditch clearing and land leveling that can wait until the current crop season.
Airport News highlights brisk Mallan traffic and visiting officials
Airport traffic at Mallan remains brisk with many out of town visitors. Notable arrivals include Van D Foster, Joe A Brownfield, and Mrs. Robert E. Vinson. Health Department reps from Austin and other officials came for inspections while aviation safety checks occur irregularly. Greenbug spraying and wheat conditions affect crops, and local Leader Want Ads promise quick results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallan
van D. Foster
Goodlett
Clift Hartman
Joe A. Brownfield
Waco
Mes
Robert E. Vinson
Hirst
Farmers urged to cut fuel use on Texas farms
Texas Agricultural Extension Service engineer Henry O Neal outlines fuel saving steps for farmers amid national shortages. Key tips include reducing tillage, making one field trip covering multiple operations, planting and applying herbicides together, avoiding unnecessary cultivation, matching tractor size to task, preferring diesel where available, operating at proper speeds, keeping engines tuned, not idling, and planning efficient field movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Henry O'Neal
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
O’neal
Essary
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Rose Parade
Airport News
Texas State Department of Health
Lex Wisemall
Hattiesburg
Miss
Hewin
RA. Williams, Jr
White Heer
R.A. Williams
Billy Thoras
Texas Department of Public Safety
Beattice Thomas
Tommy Thomas
Dan Climet
Shamrock
Ray Rainey
Federal Aviation Agency
Lubbock
Marian
Chit Hartman
Rosé Greenhow
Béauregard
Bull Run
Psa
Alexandria
Egypt
Yours
Fenses
Dept
Clark Chevrolet
Merry Christmas
Laverne
Oris
Janece
Faye
Debbie
City Cafe
Leta
Eula
Lorena
Maude
Pauline
DePauw Construction Co
Wilbur Depauw
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