Quail Friendship Club marks anniversary installs officers
The Quail Friendship Club observed its 13th anniversary on March 7 at the Quail Home Economics Cottage. Hostesses Mrs. Tra Morfan and Mrs. Bill Clay opened the event, with Mrs. Ira Morgan directing the program. A candlelight installation installed new officers led by President Mrs. John Bishop and included Vice President Mrs. T. B. Johnson and Secretary Mrs. Pat O'Hair.
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Quail Friendship Club
Quail
Tra Morfan
Bill Clay
Ira Morgan
Tom Wilson
John
WAMU Circles Hold Mission Studies
The Estelle Freeland Circle of First Baptist met March 11 at Mrs. J. G. Finley’s home for mission study taught by Mrs. C. T. Hubbard. Eight members attended. meditations and prayers led by Mrs. Finley. brief business by Mrs. J. K. Porter.
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Estelle Freeland Circle of the
First Baptist, Church
J. G. Finley
C. T. Hubbard
Finley
J. K. Porter
Bettye Tennison
Ed Bawcom
Lession
Lynn Wright
George Sparkman
Wanna Ann Fort
Dee Burbs
Virginia McKay
Milburn Derryberry
Mission Leason
Charles Cason
Henry Davidson
Marriage preparation topic at Bowie Street Church of Christ FHA meeting
Min Forehand spoke on Marriage Calls for Preparation for Future Homemakers members at the regular FHA meeting. Mary Graham outlined FHA national goals and plans for the area meeting in Lubbock on March 15. Vicki Killian to be voting delegate. Ann Key Kelso a candidate for area office. About 20 members attended. refreshments served by Beth Sikes and Virginia Patterson to listed members and sponsor Mrs. Dee Coleman.
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Min. Grandol Forehand
Bowie Street
Beth Sikes
Virginia Patterson
Kay Chandler
Linda Sikes
Anna Kay Kelso
Linda Karnes
Bonnie Farrar
Vickie Mayhugh
Rose Montgomery
Patricia Bouchelle
Vicki Killian
Susan Sullivan
Aleta Owens
Karen Richardson
Joyce Holton
Vicky Allen
Connie Nut
Anne Coleman
Vicki Glenn
Mary Graham
Linda Millsap
Carolyn Christian
Linda Richardson
Velma Owens
Dee Coleman
Dozier News Moisture, Fire, and Visits Reported
Dozier notes weekend moisture at .3 inch. John Stages’ farm suffered a Friday night fire, Shamrock fire truck responded, about fifty acres burned. Amarillo resident Mrs. Ezzell visited Sumnerwood. Mrs. Coleman took Mrs. DeBord to Amarillo for Veterans Hospital care. Terry Bouchells preached at Sumnerwood Church Sunday at 11 oclock.
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John Stages
Shamrock
Ezzell
Amarillo
S. C. Carroll
Sumnerwood
Alex Coleman
George DeBord
DeBord
Veterans Hospital
Terry Bouchells
Sumnerwood Church
Chiat
Home Demonstration Club Plans Spring Activities
Mrs Zook outlines coming events for Home Demonstration Club members at the Collingsworth council meeting on March 11. Yeast bread workshops are set for Wellington Midway Homemakers April 3 and 10 Shinnery April 4 and 30 Willie April 18 and 25 Samnorwood Abra April 19 and 26. Clubs to bring own bread making materials.
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Zook Thomas
Collingsworth Home Demonstration Council
Wellington
Midway
Homemakers Clubs
Shinnery Club
Willie
Samnorwond Ani Abra
Geoil Masten
Leo Popwell
Glaudin Williams
Kathryn Sarsenbruch
Priona
Dinner Honors W. B. Wilson
The children of W. B. Wilson hosted a surprise birthday dinner Sunday March 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. He turns 86 on March 12. Guests included numerous relatives from Borger, Littlefield, Amarillo, and local towns, with a large afternoon visit from family friends.
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W. B. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
R. ¥. Wilson
Ronda
Randy
Borger
BE. MD. Messer
Oleta
Littlefield
Bill Oldham
Lesley Hughey
Lonnie
Larry
Barry
Wilson
Gano
Bill
Roland Wilson
Cainn
Richard Savage
Otto Russell
Dick Sweet
Lewis Morris
Jerrell Morris and Son
Dale Morris
Don Morris
Family Life Group sets five year program plan
The County Program Building Committee will meet Friday March 15 at 2 pm in the county courtroom to map a five year program for home demonstration club women and all interested in foods clothing housing and home beautification. Claudia Williams will conduct the meeting. The program will run through workshops and events in four sections foods clothing housing and home beautification. Open to all county women, not just club members.
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Amarillo
Muriel Bridge
Home Service
Extension Service
Carthel Lewis
Kathryn Bartenbruch
Claudia Williams
College Station
Richard Noll
Wellington
J. L. Alexander
Lutie
Wilton Ketchum
Tom Dobbs Honored Sun Birthday Dinner
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dobbs honored their father with a surprise birthday dinner on Sunday March 10. Mr. Dobbs was 83 on March 5. After dinner guests took photos and shared visits with relatives including Francis and Elmer Turner and Jimmie Dobbs families from Goodwell Horse City Amarillo and Wellington.
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Tom Dobbs
Mr. Dobbs
Francis Turner
Tommie Joe
Goodwell
Oklahoma
Elmer Turner
Horse City
Jimmie Dobbs
Amarillo
Walter Dobbs
Barbara
Tom Winkler
Louella Daves
Jackie
Sharon
Wellington
Katherine Turner
Ben Ratliff
Howard Blevins
Sanford on MU Honor Roll
Bob Sanford a Midwestern University freshman in Wichita Falls was listed on the honor roll for the first semester. He carries 17 hours at MU and works 20 hours weekly for Wingler and Sharpe architects. Sanford studies architecture and is a 1962 Wellington high school graduate, son of Mr and Mrs Jack Sanford.
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Bob Sanford
Midwestern University
Wichita Falls
Wingler and Sharpe
Sanford
Jack Sanford
Wellington High School
Bagwells Transfer to New Orleans
Mr and Mrs Bob Bagwell visited relatives here while en route from Seattle to their new home in New Orleans. Bagwell works for Boeing Aircraft on the Saturn V first stage booster's project, part of a $418.8 million NASA contract at the Mighoud Ordnance plant in New Orleans, involving about 100 Seattle employees over five years. The couple formerly lived here.
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Bob Bagwell
Nannie Masten
Seattle
Wash
New Orleans
Bagwell
Boeing Aircraft
Boeing
Mighoud
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Harwell
Oney Announces Toggery Winners
The Toggery open house prizes were announced this week by owner J. B. Oney. First prize went to Mrs. Herman Belew for cleaning and pressing services. Second prize was awarded to Mrs. Fleet Pruden, with five third places going to Mrs. Cal Sugg, L. J. Self, Mrs. Po, E. Starr, Mrs. David Baumgardner, and L. W. McClure.
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J. 3 B. Oney
Herman Belew
Fleet Pruden
Cal Sugg
L J. Self
E. Starr
David Baumgardner
L. W. McClure
Proposals Aim to Tax and Develop Mineral Estates
Legislation filed by Representatives Emmett Lack of Kouitz and Clyde Haynes of Victor seeks to tax and prompt development of undeveloped mineral estates. The package includes a constitutional amendment to expand the Railroad Commission to five members, plus measures to set development timelines and revert undeveloped estates to surface owners after 10 years, with a minimum $5 per acre tax or assessment. Rep Hob Bass backs a 25 cent per acre minimum tax.
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Emmett Lack
Kouitz
Clyde Haynes
Victor
Railroad Commission
Texas Landowners
Independent Oil & Gas Operators Association
Strong Support for Screwworm Eradication Bill
Rep Jack Crain of Nocona introduced a bill to provide 2840887 dollars as the state's match of the 12000000 dollar screwworm eradication program. With Governor Connally's backing the measure aims to move forward, but the House Appropriations Committee omitted it from the 800 page appropriations bill. Crain said lawmakers will seek a separate appropriation to cover the state share. Mr and Mrs A Robinson spent Saturday in Aper mont with their daughter, the Rev and Mr Mah Mathas.
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Jack Crain
Nocona
Connally
House Appropriations Committee
Crain
Legialatera
A. ‘L. Robinson
Aapermont
Rev
Mrer-Malvin Mathas
N'wood Banquet Honors Two Cage Teams
Sumnerwood celebrated its high school basketball teams at a Saturday banquet March 9 with mothers cooking. Leon Garcia spoke on Babe Ruth and rising from slums to fame. Coaches and students received awards, praising the Eaglettes 26 6 and Eagles 21 11 records with wins over Miami and a road to regional finals.
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Sumnerwood
Leon Garcia
Babe Ruth
J. ‘L. Alexander
Orville Cunningham
Dar-lene Rainey
Pollye Clark
Claude
Gail Bradley
Eagles
Miami
McAdoo
Mrs Bert Starkey Hosts Domino Party in Lone Mound
Mrs. Bert Starkey of Lone Mound hosted a domino party Saturday afternoon March 9 with Shamrocks and carnations as favors. After games, guests including Maud McMurtry Fannie Brothers Dana Tucker Jessie Cartell Alex Coleman and Barney Walker joined the hostess for visiting and refreshments. Out of town visitors attended Miss Nettie Alexander's funeral including Mr and Mrs Walter Koons Fr Worth Mr and Mrs Marshall Koons Mrs Grace Porter Dallas Mrs Ruth Alexander Lubbock and Mr and Mrs Olan Alexander Plainview.
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Bert. Starkey
Lone Mound
Minus
Maud McMurtry
Fannie Brothers
Dana Tucker
Jessie Cartell
Alex Coleman
Aml Barney Walker
Rita Tucker
Estelle Purkey
Starkey
Nettie Alexander
Walter Koons
Fr. Worth
Marshall Koons
Grace Porter
Dallag
Ruth Alexander
Lubbock
Olan Alexander
Plainview
Quail WMU Holds Week of Prayer at Quail Baptist
The Women’s Missionary Union of Quail Baptist Church held a week of prayer from March 4 to 8. Attendees included Himes, John Canada, Roy Peggram, A. L. Robinson, Pat O’Hair, John Bishop, C. R. Downing, Annie Russell and the Rev. and Mrs. Fred Porter.
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Unon
The
Quail Baptist Church
Himes
John Canada
Roy Peggram
A. L. Robinson
Pat O'Hair
John Bishop
C. R. Downing
Annie Russell
Fred Porter
New Cars and Trucks Jimmy C Howell Dodson Mercury 4 door sedan
Jimmy C Howell lists a Dodson Mercury 4 door sedan among new cars and trucks. The ad highlights details of a compact four door model suitable for family use and everyday transport. Local dealership inventory emphasizes affordable pricing and reliable performance.
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Jimmy C. Howell
Dodson
Attend Open House at Bethany College
Miss Karen Childress and Miss Linda Sikes spent two days last week attending Open House at Bethany Nazarene College in Bethany Oklahoma. Karen also visited with her brother Herman Clyde Childress who is a student at the college. Mr and Mrs Blayne Branum and children of Lubbock spent the past weekend with her mother Birg. and Mrs G Henry.
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Karen Childress
Linda Sikes
Bethany Nazarene College
Bethany
Oklo
Karen
Herman Clyde Childress
Glenn McLain
Lynn
Cheater
Teddy
Daisy McLain
Childrens
John Fletcher
Denton
McLain
Fletcher
Hites and relatives visit across states in weekend gathering
Multiple families and relatives visited in Hollis and nearby towns, including Bruce Hite and sons Kim Billy Jr and Stevie, Walter Hite and Sandy from Amarillo, Guthrie Hite and Vickey and Ray from Oklahoma City, and extended kin from Lubbock, Denton, Garland, Hobbs, and Dumas.
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Bruce Hite
Billy Joe Hite
Kim
Billy Jr
Stevie
Walter Bruce Hite
Sandy
Amarillo
Guthrie Hite
Vickey
Ray
Oklahoma City
Will Farmers Pay Higher Costs of State Schools
Rep Don Garrison of Houston introduced a bill to boost the Available School Fund by 3,000,000 yearly by reducing the motor fuel tax refund from 9 81 percent to 7 31 percent. The cut would shift funds to education, drawing opposition from Texas farmers and ranchers led by Charles M Huff of the Farm Bureau. Airlines and private plane owners would be the next largest contributors under the plan, with lawmakers from ranch country serving on the study subcommittee.
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Don Garrison
Houston
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Texas Farmers Rand Ranch
Ers
Garrison
Charles M. Huff
Texas Farm Bureau
George Cook
Odense
Ben Barnes
DeLeon
William Davis
Midland
James Il. Slider
Naples
F. Lee Duggan Jr
Cars for County Commissioners in Texas Gain Auto Authority
Counties Williamson Cochran Hockley Terry and Yoakum seek 68th Legislature approval to buy cars for commissioners after past use of pickups. Hartia Tarrant and Panhandle counties already chose vehicle type. Mention of BE C Crewley and Jim Wood trip to Hot Springs with Alaska reference to Seward's Folly.
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Texas
Legignature
Waggoner Carr Han
Williamson
Cochran
Hockley
Terry
Yoakum
68Th
Hartia
Tarrant
Panhandle
BE. C. Crewley
Levelland
Jim Wood
Hot Springs
Ark
Crawleys
Alaska
Mra El“Seward
Vis Crowley
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Dozier News
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HD Council
Boris Phipps
Jim
Amos Phipps
C. O. Wilkerson
Patsy
Billy Wilkerson
Arlene Avril
Rome
Family Life Group
Sun
Bagwells
Oney
Toggery
N'wood
Bert Starkey
Paris
Quail Wmu
Bethany College
L. D. McMinn
Ft. Worth
Thomas McMinn
Woodrow Stafford
Paul Grisby
Bob Mathis
Willie Eates
Mra
Triman Estes
Hollis
Willie Estes
W. D. Aldridge
Tooty Aldridge
Hobbs
N.M
Bertie Harris
Tony Raburn
Dumas
Tony
C. B. Raburn
W. E. Colson
Darrell
James Colson
John McGitt Wave
McGill
Raymond McGill
Stewart Knight
A. V. Lowrie
Danny Garele
T. Tt. Holder
Garland
C. W. Robinson
A. J. Robinson
Dirk. Arthur Robinson
Hereford
A. L. Robineon
Red Wing
Parsons Drug
Flight
Pompel
Bob White
Tampico
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