Birthday Honorees and New Arrival in 1977
Anita McMillin reports on Amber Nicole Southerland turning two with a June 10, 1977 party at her Bells parents home. Guests included grandparents and relatives from Denison Tom Bean and Cooper. Also noted are Floyd Albert Low and Courtney Low birthdays, a new baby David Ernest Brown born June 9 1977 in Sherman, a 1932 reference, and young Brandon Wetzel’s dog bite incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber Nicole Southerland
Dennis Southerland
Bells
Jeff Southerland
Denison
Bob Hill
Tammie
Tom Bean
Eppie Cowan
Weldon Cooper
Adam Southerland
Cooper
Don Dexheimer
Melanie
Michelle
James Cowan
Wilson N. Jones Hospital
Sherman
Barbara Brown
C. O. Brown
Bossier City
David Ernest
E. W. Price
Maudie Buckley
Ona Brown
Natchitiches
C. W. Norman
Gene McMillin
Gayle Harmon
Russ Harmon
Gayle
Beulah Jennings
Dallas
Vegetable Crop Income in '76 Hit Hard by Wavering Market
Texas vegetable cash receipts fell 25.7 million from 1975 as prices failed to hold, with onions and carrots posting large declines. Despite steady production, 1976 totals reached 206.871 million, while cabbage, cucumbers and lettuce rose. Texas ranked fifth in vegetable acres harvested at 192,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Texas Department of Agriculture
Reagan V. Brown
Down
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
California
Wisconsin
Florida
Minnesota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kingdom of God
Nursing Home Service
Harry Stanley
Kentuckytown Baptist
W.R. Marley
Training Union
First Baptist Church
Jimmy Hedges
Beauty Christian Methodist
Ernest Williams
Enterprise Baptist
J.S. Tipton
First Presbyterian
Wm. Rogan
Marvin United Methodist Church
Dan Weir
Church of Christ
William H. Baker, Jr
First Baptist
James Rogers
Youth In Action
Ted Cherry
Calvary Baptist
Roy Hill
First United Methodist
Lawrence Smith
Herman Wood
First United Methodist Church
Charlies Pierce
Hebron Baptist Bells
Houston Garner
First United Pentecostal Church
Cecil Watson
Whitewright
Dairy Queen
Farley Grain
Lone Star Gas Co
Carl
Barnheart Funeral Home
Whitewright Nursing Home
Monsanto Agriculture Center
By Anita McMillin
Amber
F. A. Low
Floyd Albert Low
Courtney Low
Troy
Floyd
Courtney
Brandon Wetzel
Bill Wetzel
Amber Southerland
Virginia Blalock
Opa Dee Stinnett
Bridgeport
David Deaton
J. O. Turner
Alma Wilson
Wilson N. Jones
David
Tyler Hospital
W. O. Hopper
Richard
James Blakey
M. C. Fielder
Janette Shotwell
Linda
Johnny
Gainsville
Nell White
Terri
Elbert Howell
Amity, Ark
Mrs. White
Oscar Whittaker
Leonard
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Borden
Bologna
Mayonaisse
Morton