Wide array of notes and sly quips from local writer
A collage of opinions and short items on topics from U N contributions to Congo to crows raiding yards. The column references Shakespeare, peach crops, local bird life, and local crime notes including cases in El Reno and Murfreesboro. It mentions Wellington area matters and family obituaries with names such as Doles Taford Spear and Spear relatives.
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el Reno
John Rainey
C. A. Winton
Shamrock
Sentinel
Cordell
Okla
Reno
Kenneth Hodge
Donald Ray Doles
Murfreesboro
Ark
Rainey
Morrow Buys Two New Planes for Ag Spray Work
Gene Morrow of Morrow Flying Service at Marian Airpark buys two Snow Aeronautical 820 crop dusters. The 600 horsepower planes will be shown at the hangar for two weeks, with Morrow and crew (Herbert Wyatt and Tommy Falcon) available. Morrow will use the planes for air spraying as he starts his seventh season in Marian. He notes the Snow craft carry heavy payloads and are near the limit of aerial agricultural equipment. Two pilots from Georgia and Arizona will join before the season. Alaska’s easternmost point is 600 miles west of San Francisco.
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Gene Morrow
Morrow Flying Service
Marian Airpark
Snow Aeronautical Corporation
Olney
Morrow
Herbert Wyatt
Tommy Falcon
Morrow Spraying Service
Federal Aviation Agency
Bryan
Georgia
Arizona
Annual Banquet Quail FFA to Honor Fathers
Quail Future Farmers of America to honor fathers at a father son banquet in the school cafeteria Friday March 1. Royce Bottiford of KGNC Amarillo will speak as a former state FFA president. Music by Paul Boyce Warren Carter and Richard Gilbreth. Awards by Frank Kennedy include DeKalb Award for outstanding senior and farm safety and technique honors. The chapter sweetheart Mary Kathryn Gonner will receive an FFA jacket. Officers Kir bi Ward Duane Campbell Dennis Phipps Carroll Kennedy John Garrison Dan Langford lead ceremonies. Banquet 7 30 p m.
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Royce Bottifard
Kgnc TV
Amarillo
Future Farmers of America
Paul Boyce
Warren Carter
Richard Gilbreth
Frank Kennedy
DeKalb
Mary Kathryn Gonner
Kirby Ward
Duane Campbell
Dennis Phipps
Carroll Kennedy
John Garson
Dan Langford
Sentinel
Soil Essays Contest Continues At Quail High
Charlotte seventh grade students led the soil essay contest with participants from Cherry Lewis Nancy Sikes and others. Winners include Jimmy Martindale Sue Dwight Ken Waxter Barbara Tyler Eddie Merrill Royce Mitchell Margie Kennedy Nancy Thomas. Sponsored by Scripps-Howard Texas papers and 20 state industries, originated by Fort Worth Press.
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Charlotte
Cherry Lewis
Nancy Sikes
Jan Blain
Gary Killian
Linda Moore
Ann Duncan
Sumnerwood
Lowry
Jimmy Martindale
Sue Dwight
Sopphomore
Ken Waxter
Quail
Nancy
Barbara Tyler
Eddie Merrill
Royce Mitchell
Margie Kennedy
Nancy Thomas
Save the Soil
Save Texas
Scripps-Howard
Texas
Fort Worth Press
Local Red Cross honoring community volunteers and students
The list honors numerous residents and volunteers across Wellington Clarendon Canadian Lefors McLean and surrounding areas. It names many individuals by name along with several schools and districts referenced as part of community service and recognition. Honorary mentions include Cheryl Pedric and Dixie Patree for their notable contributions.
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Clarendon
Mary Rivers
Glenda Shirley
Lefort
Cheryl Pedric
Dixie Patree
Canadian
Bergvall
Dwight Gailey
Memphis
Robert Lewis
Derrick Welch
McLean
Don McCoat
Lefors
Anthony McCool
John Ceartey
Don Wood
Terry Bromlow
Wale Sexton
Phil Woodring
Local leaders highlighted at area conventions and civic groups
The piece notes lectures and affiliations of prominent figures including American Legion and Farm Bureau representatives. It mentions awards such as the George Washington Medal of Honor, and outlines the educational paths of Kay and Bennett, plus committee roles with the West Texas Chamber of Commerce. Surviving relatives of Bennett are listed.
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Mexico
American Legion
New Mexico
Farm Bureau
Livestock Association
Kay
The
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Preed-Hardeman College
Henderson
Tenn
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
N.M
University of Colorado
Texas Tech
LCG
West Texas State College
Ganyon
West Texas
New Texas Official Highway Travel Map Ready for Free Distribution
The 1063 edition of the Official Highway Travel Map of Texas is complete and free to the public. The Texan Highway Department offers copies by writing Travel Division in Austin or picking them up at 26 district offices and eight Tourist Bureaus. County offices also provide ordering cards.
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Highway 83
Ocle Scott
Austin
Texas
Lone Star State
Texan Highway Department
Texcng Highway Department
Jinx
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Didactics
Deskins Wells
U.S
Smail
Congo
U.N
Castro
Cuba
Wellington
Raymond Patton
Paul Starr
Charlie Bearden
Wheeler County
Collingsworth
John Roberts
Wheeler
Wichita Falls
Pam
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W. C. Spear
Quail Mercantile Company
Tom and
Hettie Crabtree
Ag Spray Work
Alaska
San Francisco
Chanica
Box
Baptist Church
Mary Wilkins
Krum
Sue Hayhurst
Bessie Seally
Corpus Christi
Ssaie Hervey
Dimmitt
J. I. Thomas
Rank Thomas
Pape
Red Cross
Aberdeen
Dilly Waters
Dodson
Walter Camp
T. EB. Lennon
W.A. Morrow
Plymouth
FE. P. Tipps
Highway 88
Wayne Guild
Ray Peeples
Heber Brantley
Jack Davis
George Jonesy
Booker T, Washington
W. E. Franka
Morris Sullivan
Alvin Horton
George Shadid
Truman Estes
Bobo Castleberry
WHS
Leena
Seiberling
NYTEX
Chee
Case
Lrening Board
Oline
Steve Owens
Massay- Ferguson
Massey-Ferguson
A&d Farm Supply
Dewey Barker
Pants Arthur
Teutsch
Jor
Federal
ARA
Loval
Colingsworth County Development Company
Thid
Wade Bennett
Bennett
Mia
Irene Bennett
Jimmy Bennett
Brownfield
5. B. Francis
Greenville
Jimmy Hodges
Dylville
Gene Martin
Paris
E. W. Bennett
Dodaon
Floyd Meredith
Guy Bennett
Alamagordo
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