Little League Schedule Opens June 7
The Little League season begins June 7 with four teams and a busy schedule compiled by Jack Eeley. Games run through mid July featuring Twins Cubs Braves Dodgers and Pony League matchups with 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. starts on weekdays and 7:30 p.m. on Sundays.
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Jack Eeley
Twins
Cubs
Braves
Dodgers
Pony League
Hospital notes list June admissions and surgeries
A long list of patients is recorded with procedures and June dates at St. Joseph's Hospital. Names include Mrs. Frank Keesce, Mrs. White, Kenneth Wayne Brown, and Marjorie Jane Orr among many others with medical, traumatic surgery, obstetrical, or surgical notes.
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Frank Keesce
Bronte
F. L. White
Santos Guajardo
Kenneth Wayne Brown
Millard Brown, Jr
J. T. Reynolds
Clyde Dwight Sr
Sumnerwood
Jeff Johnson
Hubert Brooks
Co. B. Morrow
Marjorie Jane Orr
Nora Mae Burke
Fannie Sisk
R. C. Stephenson
Lillie Wooldridge
Milton Dunn
Clarendon
Ruth Aaron
Jimmie DeMoss
Joseph E. White
Altus
Okla
Richard Lee Keller
Shamrock
J. W. Hartman
Verlan Truett Nolen
Borger
Salt Fork Soil Conservation District News
Irrigation farmers in the Salt Fork Soil Conservation District work on proper water management for months. Improvements include underground irrigation pipe, sprinkler systems, and land leveling to apply water as crops and soil require. Contact local Soil Conservation Service for technical assistance.
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Salt Fork
Soil Conservation Service
New Food and Non Food Items Enter Market Over Years
A nationwide analysis shows 3200 new items offered in stores since 1959 while 2100 were discontinued. The net addition averages about 220 items per year, according to Gwen Clyatt of the A&M Cooperative Extension Service.
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Gwen Clyatt
A&m Cooperative Extension Service
Rural and Urban Goals Seen As Similar
United States Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman says rural and urban areas share many objectives. He cites more jobs better schools health facilities housing and beautification as pursued vigorously in both sectors, noting progress in one area accelerates progress in the other.
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America
U.S
Orville S. Freeman
Athlete's Foot Germ How To Kill It In One Hour
An ad promotes T-4-L at Parsons Drug claiming rapid relief from itching and burning of athlete's foot. The copy asserts infected skin sloughs off within 3 to 5 days and healthy skin appears afterward. The product is priced at 48 cents and available at local drug stores.
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Parson’s Drug
Local Families Attend Weddings and Visits Across Panhandle
Mr and Mrs Edgar Lockhart attended granddaughter Jane Herring and David Russell wedding in Panhandle last Saturday. Texastech student John Roark returns for summer session. David Wildman visits grandparents Howard and Mrs Riggs. Armstrongs McClaskeys and Smiths hosted in Lubbock area. Moore family from Carthage visit Wilks family in Arlie and relatives. Rudy Tate and sons visit Dalhart grandparents Breeding and Laron. Tate attends 4 H Roundup in College Station. Kenneth Dale Terry arrives from Kincheloe AFB Michigan to summer with Joe Terry’s parents. Castleberry family from Hereford attend Bobo reunion in Rhome. Steve of Marshall visiting Earl Allen home Quail community. Whelan joins family for weekend then leaves for longer visit. Granddaughters Carol and Donna Tarver of Topeka join Allen household. Hugh Bullard family from Erick, Oklahoma visit Wellington Friday.
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Edgar Lockhart
Panhandle
Miss Jane Herring
David Russell
David Moore
Carthage
Merritt Wilks
Arlie
Rudy Tate
Small Sons
Dalhart
W. R. Breeding
Laron
Tate
Dallam County
College Station
Steve
Marshall
Earl Allen
Quail
Whelan
Allen
Carol
Donna
Tarver
Topeka
Kan
Apriss
Dan
Local families share visits across Oklahoma and Alabama
Mr and Mrs Morris Brown and relatives visited at the Lockhart home over Sunday night. Mrs Tom Wilson and family from the Wilson Ranch near Quail also visited relatives in Fort Worth Cleburne and Tuscaloosa. Patsy Falk stayed with Thelma Heard in Tuscaloosa while both attend Bethany Nazarene College. Teachers Dan Howard Byron Duncan and Gus Barton plan a summer math course at Clarendon College.
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Tom Wilson
Wilson Ranch
Quail
James Duke
Fort Worth
Quentin Shelton
Cleburne
Patsy Falk
Thelma Heard
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Bethany Nazarene College
Bethany
Okla
Dan Howard
Byron Duncan
Gus Barton
Wellington
Clarendon College
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West Texas Utilities Company
John Roark
Texas Tech
David Wildman
David Armstrong
Mary Elizabeth
Sherron
Lubbock
W. W. McClaskey
Keith Smith
Ann
Kenneth Dale Terry
Donald Joe Terry
Kincheloe Air Force Base
Michigan
Joe Terry
Castleberry
Jimmie Gilfentine
Hereford
Rhome
Bobo
Hugh Bullard
Carolyn
Erick, Okla
Texas Forest Service
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Mack A Bus
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