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Newspaper

Wellington Leader

Location

Wellington, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1968

Page

8

Timing Changes For Aerial Mesquite Spraying In Texas

College Station reports heavy rains slow mesquite growth and delay aerial spraying. G C Hoffman notes leaves color signal growth stage. spraying should coincide with root food flow. In Nueces Frio areas spraying extends to early June with May dates in others while late weather may reduce kill.

College Station G. C. Hoffman Texas Hoffman Nueces Fria San Angelo Childress Wichita Falla

Obituary of Bob Bagwell 59 in New Orleans

Robert Edward Bagwell 59 of New Orleans died May 29 at Hotel Dieu Hospital after a heart attack six days earlier. Born Estelline May 27, 1909 he lived in Wellington earlier and attended Texas A&M and Texas Tech. Survived by wife Elva Masten, daughter Mrs. Geor Fromme, sister Mrs. Lillie Bagwell, two grandchildren, and others. Funeral was in Estelline with ministers Elmer Ward and Peyton Goodman. Burial Estelline Cemetery.

Robert Edward Bagwell New Orleans Hotel Dieu Hospital Bagwell Wellington Donald Curry J. H. Birchfield Fiist Methodist Estelling Elmer Ward Peyton Goodman Waco Estelline Cemetery Estelline Texas A&m University Texas Tech Elva Masten Concalr Fort Worth Boeing Company Seattle Michaud Assembly

Education Trend Continues Upward in U S College Growth

In 1985 about one sixth of men and one eighth of women 35 or older will have completed four years of college if current trends persist. Texas A&M University management specialists noted a U S Department of Education projection.

College Station United States Texas Agm Uniniversity U.S

Broncho Theatre restores sound for Blackbeard's Ghost

Broncho Theatre fixes sound system after last week's outage and invites patrons to see Blackbeard's Ghost this Friday and Saturday with matinee showings at the Ritz on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Mrs Huetta Roberts apologizes for the disruption and thanks guests for their patience.

Bronco Theatre Huetta Roberts Ritz Bronco

Stone of Scone in Westminster Abbey Chair

The Stone of Scone was brought from Scotland by a ward I and placed in the British coronation chair which he made to hold it. The chair still holds the stone in Westminster Abbey.

Scone Scotland Westminster Abbey

Not a disease color blindness defined as eye disorder

Color blindness is not a disease but a disorder of the eye where the person cannot see certain colors. It does not lessen or distort vision as a disease would.

Name changes of Ho Chi Minh traced from revolution days

The founder and first president of North Vietnam is noted to have changed his name twice. As a youth in France he adopted Houyen Ai Quoc meaning friend of the people. In 1941 he adopted Ho Chi Minh meaning brilliant one.

Ho Chi Minh Democratic Republic of Vietnam North Vietnam France

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