Birthday Girl Kelly Sullivan Celebrates Fifth Birthday
Kelly Sullivan was honored with a party on November 29 for her fifth birthday hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Sullivan. The pink and white theme featured a three tier cake and floral centerpieces. Guests included Paige Gattis and others, with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan and Mrs. Lyman Robinson as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Sullivan
Stephen Sullivan
Paige Gattis
Crystal Farley
Katherine Stephens
Ranae Watson
Ginny Atkins
Jennifer Wolfe
Shannon Dodson
John Sullivan
Whitewright
Lyman Robinson
McKinney
Kelly
Gingerbread House
Birthday Boy Jonathan Lee Thomas Celebrates Second Birthday
Jonathan Lee Thomas, great grandson of O. L. Pig Jones and Elizabeth Jones of Whitewright, turns two on December 6. He is the son of Roy Lee and Becky Thomas of Savoy, has a sister Jenny, with grandparents David and Betty Price of Savoy and J. T. and Janie Thomas of Bells, and great grandparents J. T. Thomas Sr. of Whitesboro and J. W. Price of Bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Lee Thomas
O. L
Pig
Elizabeth Jones
Whitewright
Roy Lee
Becky Thomas
Savoy
Jenny
David
Betty Price
J. T
Janie Thomas
Bells
J. T. Thomas
Whitesboro
J. W. Price
Roberts Opposes National Health Planning Guidelines
U S Congress member Ray Roberts denounces the HEW Health Planning Guidelines in a letter to Secretary Califano. He warns the plan could eliminate up to 17,500 Texas hospital beds and harm rural medical care, urging local planning and public objections to HEW and the Texas Health Resources Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Ray Roberts
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Federal Register
HEW
Joseph Califano
Califano
Roberts
Texas
Independence Ave
S.W
Texas Department of Health Resources
Bureau of Health Planning
West 49Th Street
Austin
4-H County Council Meets In Sherman
Grayson County 4-H Council met at the County Courthouse with county chair man Lisa Chumbley presiding. Tim Grigg presented the treasurer's report and called the roll. Officers and club reports were given, and an officer training workshop was held for county clubs. The Dec. 10 county food show was announced with registration at 9 a.m. and judging at 10 a.m. Upcoming committees and members were named, and the group planned a Christmas party. The next meeting is Dec. 1 at 4:15 p.m. in the courthouse, followed by a party planning session Nov. 29 at 4 p.m. in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson County
4-H Council
Lisa Chumbley
Tim Grigg
Susan Belknap
Rhonda Powell
Howe
Mike Fleitman
Hyde Park-Denison
Anthony O’hanlon
Terry Barrett
Cloverleaf-Southmayd
Craig Crismon
Tom Bean
Marci Conrad
Denise Grigg
Helping Hands
Sherman
Farmers Urged To Report Cropland Uses
Farmers nationwide are urged to report all crop land uses for 1977 as the 1978 1981 program sets a normal crop acreage. No crop reports means zero acreage and loss of price support loans deficiency payments and disaster coverage. Participation in set aside programs requires staying within normal acreage on all owned farms. Also notes social visit items from Dallas and Whitewright communities during holidays with locals and relatives.
Funds Available For Cost Share Programs
There is a small amount of funds for cost-sharing to shape gullies cropland waterways terraces and stockwater ponds. Applicants may file by November 30 with preliminary technical work due by December 31 1977. Contact the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service in Sherman for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Sherman
Burning of Crop Residue Rules Issued by State ASC
The Texas State ASC Committee says deliberate burning of any annual crop residue other than flax defeats the Agricultural Conservation Program. Under certain conditions this requirement may be waived on irrigated land. Check with the Grayson County ASCS for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
ASC
Grayson County
ASCS
Joe Rich to Celebrate 80th Birthday in Whitewright
The town honors Joe Rich turning 80 with a reception on Sunday December 11 from 3 to 4 pm at the 200 Club in downtown. Daughters Laura Rich of Dallas and Mrs Betty Bodiner of Whitewright will host the event for relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewright
Joe Rich
Laura Rich
Dallas
Joe
Betty) Bodiner
Family Surprises Mrs. Kincade On Birthday
Mrs Henryetta Kincade celebrated her birthday with a surprise visit by family and friends last Friday. Guests included Dr and Mrs Don Williams of Guymon, Bill Kincade and wife from Louella, sister Mrs Morgan of Savoy, and others from Dallas Stillwater Canton Fort Worth Whitewright and Houston. Some stayed overnight while others returned home the next day. Mickey Griffis of Houston, a crane operator for Hudson Engineering, and his wife visited before returning Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henryetta Kincade
Don Williams
Guymon
Bill Kincade
Louella
Morgan
Savoy
Nat Williams
Dallas
John Gruenwall
Baby
Stillwater, Okia
Donna Williams
Canton
Lynda Gale Kincade
Fort Worth
A.A. Hudgins
Edith Grider
Whitewright
Mickey Griffis
Houston
Joe Griffis
Mickey
Hudson Engineering Company
Local Residents Win In Louisiana Tractor Pull
The first tractor pull in Louisiana was held at a Shreveport track. Whitewright Tractor Club members Ed and Aline Anderson and others attended. Gene Shaw won first in 7,000 and 9,000 modified classes, with Joe Wolfe and James Griffin first in 5,000 modified. Bozey Keyes won 9,000 pound super stock, others placed across 5,000 to 12,000 classes. Ten Whitewright entrants earned four first place trophies and placements in several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Shreveport
Whitewright Tractor Club
Aline Anderson
Billy Joe
Sarah Hardin
Jerry
Gina Hicks
Virginia Ayres
Larry
Diane Scott
Jackie
Linda Jester
Joe
Alice Beazley
Guy
Dorothy Ely
Gene
Sandra Shaw
Judy Wolfe
James
Florene Griffin
Don
Sandy Merriman
Charles
Hilda Franklin
Bozey
Pauline Keyes
Will Marrow
Robie Watson
Boyd Robinson
Gene Shaw
Joe Wolfe
James Griffin
Bozey Keyes
Whitewright Club
McKinney
Joe Beazley
Guy Ely
Don Merriman
Charles Franklin
Tom Bean
Whitewright
What Americans Eat College Station survey outlines diet trends
The USDA nationwide study led by Mary K. Sweeten at Texas A&M extends to five Texas planning units and 114 national units. It tracks home and outside meals, new foods, price shifts, food programs, and nutrition labeling, aiming to revise the Basic Four and guide school meals while noting changes in family eating patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
Mary K. Sweeten
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
United States
Texas
Anderson
Tarrant
Bandera- Medina
Galveston
Houston
Women’s Liberation Movement
Cattle Feeding Picture Better for Livestock Producers
An Emergency Feed Program is announced for livestock producers hit by a natural disaster. Eligibility requires a 40 percent or more loss in normal on hand feed, lack of sufficient feed for eligible livestock, and purchases above normal. All feedgrain and roughages owned count toward the loss. Visit the local office for details.
Maturity Dates Change On Loans For 1978 Crop
The eleven month loan maturity dates for wheat corn oat sorghum and soybean loans have been revised to nine months. Farmers with current warehouse or farm stored loans may switch their existing eleven month loan to a nine month loan. All loans made now will mature generally in nine months.
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Jonathan Thomas
4-H County Council
Avon Dale Ricks
Cook
Mindy
Mrs. House
Sam Cook
Whitewright 200 Club
Mrs. Kincade
Son
St. Petersburg
Fla
Eeeanut
Georgia Peanut
Crabtree
Seth Thomas
Ridgeway
Herschede
Daneker
Colonial
Zachariah
Alaamaln Iia
S. Armstrong
Wise Home Energy Management
Your Electr Light & Perriver Company
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