Education for home and family gains in Texas
Miss Bess Edwards of Texas A and M Extension Service explains that home and family education is a rising college level focus. Schools supplement family training by teaching youths independence, moral choices, religion and vocation. Four lectures for women and girls will open the Farmers Short Course at the college late July with speaker Mrs. Virginia Sharborough of the University of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Bess Edwards
Extension Service
Texas A. & M. College
Virginia A. Sharborough
University of Texas
Speakers Named for Texas Farmers Short Course
Governor R S Sterling and Senator Morris Sheppard will address the twenty second annual Farmers Short Course at Texas A M College July 27 31 with a tentative program. Sterling and Sheppard will speak July 31 night, as the course opens July 27 with a joint session for men and women led by President T O Walton and Extension Service Director R Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S College
Shinnery School Closes Term Under Crosses Leaders
Last Friday closed a successful school term under principal and wife Mr and Mrs Wayne Cross who will return next year. Windy weather and a request for rain. Children’s Day program at Baptist church drew a good crowd with visitors. Lightning killed three work horses and two hogs of Lee Hughey. Dress contest entered by three Shinnery Club ladies at Wellington June 10. Jim Keesee and family returned from Arizona. Grandpa Keesee improving. Mr and Mrs Jack White and children visited EB H Yarbrough and family.
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Wayne Cross
the Baptist Church
Lee Hughey
Porter
Shinnery
Clnb
Wellington
Jim Kees¢e
Arizona
Grandpa Keesee
Jack White
EB. H. Yarbrough
Fami
Club Women Budget Clothing Costs at A&M Texas
Home demonstration club women tracked personal clothing expenses averaging 54 dollars in the past year. Dora R. Barnes reports half of cash outlays go to hose and shoes. Four budgets propose wardrobe plans of 25 to 100 dollars yearly, with coats and rainwear budgeted on a three year cycle. The plans emphasize cotton and thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Home Demonstration Club
Dora R. Barnes
Extension Service
Texas A. & M. College
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lone Mound Social Notes From Mrs. I. J. Demmer
Joan King and family visited Borger and Shamrock friends Saturday and Sunday. Homer Robinson left for New Mexico to visit relatives. Edwin Chauder survived a 20 foot plunge from a crashed roadster at Sturgeon Bay. Catherine Cleveland of the Cotton Textile Institute previews metropolitan cotton fashions at a New York short course wardrobe program.
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Joan King
Borger
Harvey Lurber
E. A. Williams
Homer Robinson
Naw
Mexico
R. T., Moore
Shamrock
Jack Stafford
Bill King
Bill Jones
Jess Franks
Jack King
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Edwin J. Chauder
Catherine Cleveland
The
Cotton Textile Institute of New York
Annual Census to Govern Texas Farm Plan Law
State and federal agriculture officials outlined administration of Texas new farm census law approved by Governor Ross Sterling. The census will be annual and county based, covering acreages production and livestock. Joint administration by U S Department of Agriculture and Texas Department heads, with county tax assessors handling data collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Department of Agriculture
Ross Sterling
Carl Robinson
Bureau of Crop Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
J. I. McDonald
Texas Department
Bureaus of Statistics
Westbrook, Olsen and
Tarwater
Texas A. & M. College
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Federal Department
McDonald
May Production Shown Increased At Chevrolet
Chevrolet's May production reached 113,852 vehicles, the highest monthly total since 1929 and up slightly from May 1980. Output rose due to stronger sales in the North Atlantic area with exports five times higher than a year earlier, while plants ran 5.5 days weekly employing over 36,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
W. S. Knudsen
Knudsen
Cleveland man curses officer for food and shelter
Hungry Pete Ledon of Cleveland cursed a police sergeant to obtain food and shelter. Elmer Rood of Quincy Illinois was arrested and fined 200 dollars for calling his wife by telephone and making abusive remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Ledon
Cleveland
Elmer Rood
Quincy, Il
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E. H. Yarbrough
Washington
Lone Mound
Mrs. I. J. Demmer
LeDerer Hdw.&Furn. Co
Wellington, Texas
Wm. Kitok
Evanston
Ill
Kitok
R. B. Pleasant
Doeville, Tenn
O. K
Oliva
Ova
Oma
Kyle
King
Karle
Kale
Keys
Klan
Frances Culm
St. Louis
Michael Valchek
Buffalo
Henry More
Eagle Lake
Aeena
Ietna-Ize
Altna
America
Wells
Flint
Michigan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Wellington Motor Company
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