Local residents visit relatives in towns around Wellington
Edited by Mrs Lauwa Cant Miss Rachel Deahl from Dodsonville visits Mr and Mrs Jack Deahl at their home. Mrs J W Payne visits daughter in Olton. Mrs Ray Goodson and daughter Charline visit relatives in Dalhart. A L Cochran and wife attend sister Alice Cochran wedding in Hollis. Walter Hagler and W A Porter on business trip to Childress. Sammie D Davis and Sam Alice Brickey return from visits in Sunray Borger and Amarillo. C J Denehue visits Dallas for the weekend. Leona Banner visiting cousin Carrie Nola Campbell. Ernest Hunsaker and C B Stone from Dallas in Wellington. D G Ellis and children between visits with Rhome. Douthitt in Clovis for business. Walter Hagler visits Canyon. W M Thompson returns from Waco. L C Jones and W A Porter on business to Hollis. Austin O'Neil family weekend fishing in Groesbeck. Lonnie Watkins from Austin visiting Wellington. Otho Cummings visits Wellington. Marguerite Bartlett and Annie Bird visit Pampa. J W Griffin and Claudia Griffin visit Erick. Don Blair and Frank Blair visit in Childress.
White House Sees Better Business Outlook
Washington notes indicate only cautious optimism about the economy with no firm recovery forecast. Officials warn against overreliance on government prophecy, citing Ethelbert Stewart's payroll and wage reports and the Federal Reserve Board's regional data as more reliable guides than public proclamations.
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Washington
White House
Ethelbert Stewart
Department of Labor
Federal Preserve Board
Outlook Bright For Texas Pecan Crop This Year
Pecan expert James T. Kelly of the Texas Department of Agriculture reports a large potential crop across Tex as, not seen since 1919 when about 22 million pounds were produced. Late freezes aided by a wet winter caused sap growth and widespread bud development, leading to many nuttings. Farmers are thinning native growths to boost yield and communities host pecan schools to spread cultivation practices.
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Austin
Texas
James T. Kelly
Department of Agriculture
Kelly
San Saba
A. &. M.college
State Department of Agriculture
Summer Schools On Soil Conservation To Start June 30
Austin announces summer soil conservation schools starting June 30 with farm turfacing demonstrations. Led by J F McDonald and organizers A K Short M R Bentley and R Reece, the program will tour Hollandale Farm Dallas County and other sites. County road machinery will aid terracing under a new law, extending demonstrations across the state.
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Hollandale
Dalla County
Frank P. Holland
Farm and Ranch
McDonald
Texas
Buck Creek Social Recap Honors Local Leaders
Rev Conn preached Sunday morning. Ruby Crawford spent Tuesday night with Miss Wille Jones. Lorene Hartman visited Ruby and Rosa Lee Crawford Thursday. Ladies club met with Mrs B B Stafford Tuesday with eleven members and dress contest prep. Cake and Jemonader refreshments. C L Vaught visited Plymouth relatives. Crawford sisters attended Gageby. Killingsworth hosted a Friday night young people party. All attendees called it a nice time.
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Conn
Ruby Crawford
Wille Jones
Lorene Hartman
Ruby
Rosa Lee Crawford
Ladies
B. B. Stafford
John King
T. M. Jones
Ed ©. Smith
H. Lacy
L. Stonecipher
Lee Shumate
Agnes Gentry
Fay Thomas
Rosa Lee
Willie Jones
Georgia Gentry
Clarence Killingsworth
University of Oklahoma President Warns on Funding
Dr. W. B. Bizzell, OU president, told the board the university cannot sustain rising enrollment on a shrinking budget. Enrollment nears six thousand as stricter admissions broaden access. state institutions may gain as religious schools decline. He cited economic pressure reducing tuition-heavy schools and boosting state-supported enrollment.
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Norman
W. B. Bizzell
University F Oklahoma
Board of Regents
Oklahoma
Bizzell
Cottonwood Community Notes and Campus Discipline
Young people from Indian Creek church held a B Y P A program at the schoolhouse Sunday night and Children’s Day drew a large crowd. Farmers near to replant due to sandstorms. rain would help. Local visits include Mrs. Jake Black’s Fresno relatives and Lubbock connections. Opal Brown visited Miss Carol Howell. local fishing trip reported. University matters mention no adverse reports on operations or policy, with improved student seriousness and fewer discipline violations amid nearly 6000 enrollment.
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Indian Creek Church
Opal Brown
Aberdeen
Carol Howell
Davis
Lowery
Etta Mae Alfred
Quail
Deep Lake
Lewis Family Trip Reaches Enid for Visit
Mr and Mrs E N Lewis and their niece Miss Rose Strecker visited Mrs Lewis sister in Enid. The brief note records a family visit ending with no further details or dates.
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E. N. Lewis
Miss Rose Strecker
Mrs. Lewis
Enid
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Lauwa
Rachel Deahl
Dodsonville
Jack Deahl
J. W. Payne
Mrs
Roy Dobbs
Olton
Ray Goodson
Charline
Dalhart
A. L. Cochran
Hollis
Mr. Cochran
Miss Alice Cochran
Walter Hagler
W. A. Porter
Childress
Sammie D. Davis
Sam Alice Brickey
Sunray
Borger
Amarillo
C. J. Glenn
Charlie Joe Glenn
Wheeler Monday
Mrs. Kennedy
Cochran Drug Store
Vernon
Geraldine
Billy Fisher
Bob Glenn
Indian Creek
C. J. Denehue
Dallas
Leona Banner
Elk City
Carrie Nola Campbell
Ernest Hunsaker
C. B. Stone
Wellington
D. G. Ellis
Betneen
Rhome
E. D. Douthitt
Clovis
Canyon
L. C. Jones
Austin O’neil
Groesbeck
Lonnie Watkins
Marguerite Bartlett
Annie Bird
Pampa
J. W. Griffin
Claudia Griffin
Erick
Don Blair
Frank Blair
Hoover
James E. Watson
Indiana
J Hoover
Government
Department of Commerce
Capitol
U. S. Capitol
Buck Creek
Fountain Service
Cochrar Drug CO
North Side Square
Vita Steam
Vita
R. M. Hagan
Wellington Hotel
LeDerer Hardware
Palace Drug Store
Nunnelly Market & Gro
City Meat Market
Wooldridge Lumber Co
Toggery Williams & Rainer Piggly Wiggly M System
A. Bailey Co. G
Bower Sugg Brothers
Phillips 66 Station
French Tailors Planters Gin
O. U
Cottonwood
Mat Ejil
Jake Black
Fresno
John Christoph
Mrs. L. D. Allen
Mrs. Pierce
Lubbock
Midland Life
The
W. A. Parsons
H. B. Duke
Andrew Colvin
A. M. Ledbetter
Midland
of Kansas
City, Missouri
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