Dozier News Highlights Local Visits and Rain Update
Dozier residents report two and one half inches of rain last week and a wish for sun to plant cotton. Wheat yields reach about 18 bushels per acre. Visitors include Spike Jensen and family from Columbus Montana and Mrs J C Cate from San Angelo. Card party and Dorcas Sunday School social noted with decorations and salad plates.
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Spike Jensen
Coleman
Columbus
Mont
Pace Couple to Celebrate Sixty Fourth Anniversary
Former Collingsworth County residents William Nathaniel Pace and Myrtle Caddie Anderson will mark their 64th wedding anniversary with a July 24 picnic and basket dinner at Haggerman Park near Turlock California. They married July 25 1901 in Montague.
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Collingsworth County
William N. Pace
Hagerman Park
Turlock
Calif
California
William Nathaniel Pace
Myrtle Caddie Anderson
Montague
Dempsey Keen
Hastings
Randlette
Local Social Notes and Camp Mary White Staff Hope
The report lists several attendees including George Lewis and Mrs. Mattie Lindsey among guests at a gathering. Visitors from Downy California joined hostesses Vaughan West and White. Lillie Bradley and Nancy Alexander plan to staff Camp Mary White near Mayhill New Mexico this summer.
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George Lewis
Mattie Lindsey
Nannie Masten
Emma Jones
W. R. Franks
Ruby Ball
John Howard
Jennie Holcomb
J. F. Michael l
Amelia Galloway
Downy
Calif
Vaughan
West
White
Lillie Bradley
Nancy Alexander
Sumnerwood
Camp
Mary White
Mayhill
N. M
Area families visit relatives across Midland Amarillo Shamrock and Lubbock
Numerous relatives from Midland Amarillo Shamrock and Lubbock visited in Shamrock and nearby homes last week. Among those hosting were the Vaughan and Rainey families with extended kin from Corpus Christi Downey Calif Grayslake Ill and San Antonio. Several took part in weekend visits with children and grandchildren including travels to Kansas City and Texas Tech summer school.
Price Outlook for Sheep in 1965 Market
Smaller slaughter supplies and a smaller lamb crop, plus fewer sheep and lambs in feedlots, are expected to keep sheep and lamb prices for 1965 above last year. Wool prices are less favorable due to larger world wool supplies, lower mill use, and rising substitution of man made fibers.
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John G. MecHaney
Gosnell Family Visits Relatives for Daughters Return
Mr and Mrs Robert Gosnell with Stanley and Jan traveled to Fri ona to collect their daughters Judy and Karen who had been staying with Mrs Gosnell's sister Mrs Leonard Johnson.
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Robert Gosnell
Stanley
Jan
Friona
Judy
Karen
Leonard Johnson
Gosnell
Visit Highlights Ware Family From Spearman
Mr and Mrs Wayne Ware and their children visited this past weekend in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Emmett Ware in Spearman.
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Joe Coleman
Jim Ferguson
Sheri Oi Lubbock
Delmo Risley
Jyles Brownfield
Bill Tarter
Tarter
San Antonio
Mr. Tarter
Brownfield
Mr. Risley
John D. Coleman
Carol 9
Susan 2
Grayslake, Ill
Dee Coleman
Mattie Balch
Curtis Brewer
Amarillo
Cecil McHendree
Altus
Okla
Susan McHendree
Wayne Ware
Spearman
Emmett Ware
Price Outlook for Hogs Good for 1985
Ex tension Economist John G Mc Haney projects favorable hog prices for the rest of 1985 based on shrinking national hog herds. He notes U S hog numbers fell 9 percent from a year earlier with Texas down 24 percent, the largest drop among states.
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College Station
Texas
John G. McHaney
Texas Asm University
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
West
South Central
Shoot for 150 Day Cotton Crop
Texas agronomist John Box of the Agricultural Extension Service urges cotton growers to target 160 days for a crop. He claims a bale per acre is possible and harvest in five months if the crop remains on a partial growth schedule.
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John Box
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Galaxon fat loss tablets offered by C&H Pharmacy
A Wellington pharmacy markets Galaxon fat loss tablets without a prescription with a money back guarantee. The ad promises easy swallowing and a full refund if not satisfied. orders can be mailed.
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Galaxon
C&h Pharmacy
Wellington
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Paul Camp
Midland
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A. A. McQueary
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Corpus Christi
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Rita
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Selba Rainey
Hollis Rainey
Dan Henard
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Hubbard
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Roy M. Horn
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