Three Senior Girls Named as 1963 Homemakers of Tomorrow
Three Collingsworth area seniors Mary Graham Wellington Mary Shields Sammerwood and Jenny Ann Kennedy Quail have been chosen as Homemakers of Tomorrow for 1963. They advance to the Betty Crocker Search for the State Homemaker of Tomorrow with scholarships totaling up to 1500 for the state winner and 500 for the runner up, while national honors carry larger awards.
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Collingsworth
Mary Graham
Wellington
Mary Shields
Swamnerwood
Jenny Ann Kennedy
Quail
Betty Crocker
United States
Dee Coleman
Dee
Texas
Washington,d.c
Collingsworth Homemakers of Tomorrow
Publish Map in 1965 Soil Survey Maps in the Making for Collingsworth
BOL CRAWFORD explains the Collingsworth county soil survey to map 520000 acres with 66000 remaining and a 1965 publication goal. Soils vary by depth texture and erosion. maps classify into eight land classes from deep loamy Class I to steep rocky Class VII. Information aids farmers ranchers planners and researchers in crop rotation field use fertility programs range site grouping hard land versus very shallow soils and planning highways pipelines land appraisals and fertilizer studies.
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Collingsworth County
Collingsworth
Quail Girls Attend FHA Area Meeting in Lubbock
Quail Future Homemakers joined the Area I FHA session in Lubbock on Saturday March 16 for an entertainment program and business session. Nancy Emmert presided and was nominated for state office while Linda Sue Peters served as voting delegate with a large Quail delegation accompanying her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quail Future
Area I Fha
Lubbock
Nancy Emmert
Area I Choir
Jenny Ann Kennedy
Barbara Tyler
Lonette Neeley
Shirley Horton
Linda Sue Peters
Quail
Eudy and Winke Families Welcome Newborns in March
Mr and Mrs Sam Eudy of Wichita Falls welcomed their first daughter Dana Lyn born March 5 at Wichita General Hospital weighing five pounds WM ounces. Thea Eudy is former JoAnn Aaron with Ruth Aaron as grandmother. Mr and Mrs Willie Lee Winke welcomed daughter Ronda Rachel born March 15 at St Josephs Hospital weighing six pounds. A son Michiel Deward John David Jackson born March 1 at St Josephs weighing seven pounds. Guests of Dev Coleman included Dr John D Coleman and families from Auburn Ala and Amarillo. Claude Killingsworth and son Woodrow left for Canon City Colo to attend funeral of Mr Killingsworths brother in law Oscar Martin formerly near Quail. Mrs Raymond McGill of Amarillo visited with her parents the Caldwells and with in laws the Mcgills as they recover from flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Eudy
Wichita Falls
Dana Lyn
Wichita General Hospital
Thea Eudys
Myra
Eudy
JoAnn Aaron
Ruth Aaron
Ronda Rachel
Willie Lee Winke
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Michiel Deward
John David Jackson
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dev Coleman
John D. Coleman
Carol
Susan
Auburn
Ala
Mario Coleman
Terri Ann
Amarillo
Claude Killingsworth
Woodrow
Dimmitt
Canon City
Colo
Mr. Killingsworth
Oscar Martin
Martin
Quail
Raymond McGill
Tom Caldwell
John McGill
Parker Family’s Wellington Visit Noted in Texas News
Mrs Pearl Parker and her son Raymond Parker from Lubbock visited Wellington on Monday with Mrs Wheo Parker Mrs C D Slay and Jack The piece notes a teacher demand forecast for Texas for the next five years at about 67 000 positions averaging 9 400 annually.
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Pearl Parker
Raymond Parker
Lubbock
Wellington
Wheo Parker
C. D. Slay
Jack
Texas
Mrs. M. L. James Club Hostess Meeting Notes
The Good Neighbor Club met Friday March 15 at Mrs. M. L. James home. Members quilted for the hostess. President Mrs. C. A. Wilbur led a short business session and the club voted to donate 10 to the Cemetery Association. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Wilbur’s. Refreshments served to Mines Ray Ghibb Bill Smith C. A. Wilbur Paul Hardy Robert Karnes Coy Vaughan and Mrs. James.
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Good Neighbor Club
M. L. James
C. A. Wilbur
Cemetery Association
Ray Ghibb
Bill Smith
Paul Hardy
Robert Karnes
Coy Vaughan
James
Copra Defined as Dried Meat From Cocoanuts
Copra is the dried meat of coconuts from which oil has been extracted. It describes the dried kernel used in oil production and culinary uses.
College FHA members named in Texas area meeting
Mrs Dee Coleman was named to honorary membership in the Texas Association of Future Homemakers of America at the Area meeting held in Lubbock Saturday March 23. Wellington girls participated on the program. Vicki Killian substituted for Sylvia McQueary as area officers install and voting delegate. FHA choir members included Vickie Allen Karen Richardson and Connie Null with Anna Kay Kelso advancing to runoff for area corresponding secretary. Other attendees listed with teachers and chaperones attended the event in Wellington.
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Mra
Dee ‘Coleman
Eco
Walting ‘Ton ‘Hugh ‘School
Texas Association
Wellington
Mary Graham
Sylvia McQueary
Ares
Vicki
Killian
Sylvia
House of Delegates
Hincheen
FHA
Vickie Allen
Karen Richardson
Connie Null
Anna Kay Kelso
Virginia Patterson
Shori’Barker
Linda’ Richardson
Rose Montgomery
Susan Sullivan
Joyce Holton
Carolyn ‘Christian
Linds ‘Karnes
Vickie Mayhugh
Linda Sikes
Kay Chandler
Beth Sikes
Gila
and Mray
BL Killian
Jimmie. Ketse
Pat Bouchelle
James Richardson
Club Studies Hair Styling at Quail Meeting
The Young Homemakers Club at Quail met with Mrs. J J Morgan on Wednesday evening March 18. Mrs. Earl Davis demonstrated styling setting and rolling hair. Attendees included Mrs. Richard Gilbreth and many others. refreshments were served. The next gathering is planned for March 27 with Mrs Neeley hosting as host. An Elephant ante will be featured at the meeting.
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Young Homemakers Club
Quail
J. J. Morgan
Earl Davis
tQuail
Richard Gilbrath
Morgan
Mmes. Marvin
Bloyina
Delbert White
N. ¥. Childers
Donald Langley
Gilbreth
Lonnie Neeley
Lloyd Langley
Davis
Oleta Borquist
Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Neeley
WMU Circles Meet in Separate Sessions
The Estelle Freeland Circle of the Woman's Missionary Union met at Mrs. Lloyd Holloway's home for Bible study with opening prayer by Mrs. IL Hays and lesson by Mrs. Leonard Karnes. Bettye Termison Circle gathered at the church for Bible study led by Mrs. Edith Slay. seven attended. Mildred Crabtrees Circle met at Mrs. Lynn's home for Bible study by Mrs. Silas Crawford with prayer by Mrs. Horton and calendar reading by Mrs. Lynn. Virginia McKay Circle met at Mrs. C While's home for Bible study taught by Mrs. Porter from Matthew 16. meditation by Mrs. Davidson and prayer by Mrs. Derryberry. Wanna Ann Fort Circle met at Mrs. Clark's home for Bible study by Mr. Howard Riggs with dedication and prayer by Mrs. Noble Murry. Mr. and Mrs. Athan Lowrie and baby of Ralls spent three days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Freeland
Woman's Missionary Union of
First Baptist Church
Lloyd’ Holloway
IL. Hays
Leonard Karnes
Bira
J. KX. Porter
Bettye’ Termison
Mra
Edith Slay
Harold Holland
Mildred -Crabtres
M. J. Lynn
Silas Crawford
W. M. Horton
Mra. Lynn
Charlex Cason
Virginia McKay
Fr. C
Rol. Porter
Henry Davidson
Milhurm Derryberry
Ann Fort
A.B. Clark
Howaard Riggs
Noble Murry
Athan Lowrie
Baby
Ralls
Paul Brewer
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Mary Jeanette Shields
Worth Shields
Sammerwood
Mary
Summerwood
Future Teachers Chapter
Jenny Ann
Future Teachers
Farm Bureau
Future Farmers
Grover Graham
National Federation of Student Musicians
North Texas State University
Soil Survey
Bol Crawford
Conservationist
Soil Conservation Service
Rosie Baker
Patricia Kimbro
Dianne Moseley
Lonett Neeley
Sue Saunders
Ann Baggett
Jackie DePauw
Margie DePauw
Janie Patton
Marjorie White
Rita Moody
Mary Katherine Conner
Mary Frank Cummings
Mary Ann Lindsey
Clariece Wheeler
Monty Mitchell
Palo Cummings, Jr
Clyde Emmert
C. J. Moody
Herman Moseley
Jerry de Pauw
The
By Rolfe
Lauveliest
Elizabeth Adkins
Space and Form Beauty School
LaVell’s
Beauty Shop
Morris W. Brown
Bethany
Oklahoma
Rosetta Rochelle
Chalmer Roger Wiegman
L. D. Wiegman
Mrs
Paul Baker
WMU
Ledgers
Despensers
Gilbert
Swingline Staplers
Swingline
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