Thomas Nursing Center News Highlights Residents Visitors
The center welcomes new resident L. C. Tyson and notes recent game winners Ruth Wyrick and Lorraine Harwell. Volunteers Bessie Tucker Lelon Downs Mae Wadley and Marie Smith assist. Sing along led by Ruby Falk with Ruth Wilhelm at the piano. Worship services were held by Paul Williams and Rev Leroy Walker of Church of Christ and Greater Mt. Zion Baptist Church respectively. Visitors include Janie Lowe Lori Watts Dorothy Griffin and many others from Shamrock Amarillo Lawton and surrounding towns. New volunteer Beatrice Roberson aids feeding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Tyson
Church of Christ
Paul Williams
Leroy Walker
Greater Mt. Zion
Mattie Lindsey
Joe Davis
Carol Lee
James
Lawton
Okla
Dorothy Davis
Dottie Sue Bettis
Childress
Clara Bettis
Salty Jones
Matador
Eliza Jones
Clyde Lancaster
Amarillo
Sallie Lancaster
Obie White
Beef consumption trends and USDA beef grading explained
A Col lingsworth County agent notes publicity on declining red meat intake contrasts with rising per capita beef and overall meat use since 1980. The piece explains that demand mirrors both consumption and price, cites production declines in the 1970s, and details USDA beef grades from Prime to Standard with their impact on flavor and market use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestock Trade Associations
National Livestock and Meat Board
Usda Beef
USDA
White Tailed Deer Studied for Book
Texas wildlife biologists from Texas A&M and partners undertake a project to publish a layman's book on white-tailed deer. The work aims to aid landowners hunters and clubs by explaining life history habitat needs population dynamics and economic value from leasing and hunting perspectives. About 2 to 3 million deer form the state’s largest deer group across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
William Sheffield
Texas A&m
Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences
Texas
Sheffield
Texas A&M’s
College of Agriculture
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Highway Construction Sealed Proposals in Collingsworth County
Sealed proposals for constructing 3986 miles of grading structures base and surface from US 83 8.0 miles north of Wellington east and south to Panfork Camp on FM 3446 will be received by the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation in Austin until 9 00 a m January 8 1985 as part of project A 2165-2-1 in Collingsworth County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Panfork Camp
Collingsworth County
State Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Austin
Glen W. McLain
Texas
D.C. Greer
11Th and
Brazos Streets
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Thomas Nursing Center
Henest ‘Mene
Brinkley
Granite
Florence Fuson
Ruth Cook
Irene Hardin
Canadian
Olene Moss
Los Angeles
Alma Clement
Guy Clement
Pampa
E.W. Clement
Mangum
Etta Young
Clogene Mitchell
Woodward, OK
Lala Danson
Opal Maxwell
Ruby Tenison
Beatrice Roberson
Durant McInnis
Guymon
Mayfair Bourland
Marilyn Jesse
Mary Plunkett
Leon Bettis
Charles Gregory
Burkburnett
Callie Bevan
Thelma Manges
Plainview
Myrtle West
James Crane
Muleshoe
Lura Crane
Collingsworth
Guy. Clement
Earl Clement
Dan Clement
Roger Clement
Arlington
Opal Dunn
J.C. Norman
W.L. Ray
Karen Husband
Jennifer
Jessica
Ethel Ray
Ray
Norman Ray
Vera Roberson
Marjorie Brown
Stan
Linda, Tuft
Sanger
Elaine Corbin
Lewisville
J.E. Warrick
Hereford
Ora Stafford
Springtown
Earl Alexander
FIRST
Federal Savings & Loan Association
Wellington Branch
West Avenue
West Side Square
Equal Housing Lende
Oncs
North Side Square
John Deere
Cates Equipment Co
P. O. Box
Hwy
West
Hollis
Oklahoma
Optometrist
Memphis
Texas Refinery Corp
A.N. Byers
Fort Worth
Kim Morgan Hall
Tfc
Malabu
Buick
Farmers Market
van Dempsey
Clovis
Calif
Windmill Tower
Sam D. Morgan
LOST
Childress St
Childress County Road
J.B. Hollis
Nice
Lynx S
Robert Owens
15Th
R.R
South Wellington
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