Coleman Family Holds 38th Annual Reunion Weekend
The Wellington Leader notes a near record turnout for the 38th Coleman Reunion July 21-22 in Dozier and surrounding areas. Attendees spanned fourth and fifth generations of John Scott Coleman and Sarah Leon Nelson Coleman. Activities included a mesquite hamburger cookout at Ellison Park, ice cream at Sims Ranch, church services, a buffet lunch, and a business meeting at Burn Handley Community Center with Randall Sims presiding and Douglas Coleman Jr. as vice chairman. A historian committee was elected, and a letter from J S Coleman Sr. to Miss Lennie Nelson was shared.
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Nelson) Coleman
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Douglas Coleman, Jr
Donna Coleman
Frank Coleman, Jr
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Spencer Coleman
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J.S. Coleman, Sr
Lennie Nelson
Census Bureau to resurvey some area homes
Local representatives of the U S Census Bureau will revisit selected area households to conduct its Survey of Income and Program Participation SIPP Sheila Grimm director of the bureau s New York regional office announced today SIPP is nationwide continuing survey begun in fall 1983 with about 20000 households participating The census bureau publishes periodic reports from SIPP covering jobs earnings unemployment disability retirement tax effects on spending and participation in Social Security Medicare Medicaid and food stamps Information from SIPP helps policymakers assess program effectiveness and potential changes
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Bureau
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Global warming could cut Texas farm land up to 40 percent
A 10 scientist study projects regional impacts of climate change on US agriculture over the next 50 to 70 years. Texas faces higher temperatures around 10 to 13 degrees Fahrenheit, risking a shift from semi arid High Plains to climates like the Lower Rio Grande Valley, threatening broad agricultural areas.
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