Lovegrass Seed Available From 1972 Texas Harvest
Texas Research Foundation announces Renner lovegrass seed from the 1972 harvest is available with limited supply. Seed is suitable for planting now or fall and into 1973, with easy stands and lower seeding rates than Ermelo. Minimum order is 10 pounds.
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Texas Research Foundation
Texas
S. H. Win
Urst
Foundatio 49
Whitehurst
No age limit for social security tax payments
Gus Jones of the Sherman Social Security office reminds that workers of any age must pay social security tax on covered earnings. Taxes apply if wages are paid or if self employment income reaches 400 dollars. Wages for a spouse or a child under 21 by an individual employer are not covered. Parent wages in a child’s business are covered if the parent works there. not covered if in the child’s home. Sherman office at 810 N Travis, 893-4301.
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Gus Jones
Sherman
Social Security Administration
Jones
Bells Town Topics and ranch notes from Bells Texas
G E Turner of Bells with granddaughters Anita and Belinda Turner visited Eureka Springs Arkansas to tour Christ of the Ozarks and Dogpatch U S A. Mrs Jessie Mead hosted the Bells 42 Club meeting with all nine members present. Renner lovegrass yields and planting advice are given by Simpson with details on seeding and handling. Producers may request information from Texas Research Foundation Renner Texas 75079.
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G. E. Turner
Bells
Anita Turner
Belinda Turner
Whitewright
Eureka Springs
Ark
Christ of the Ozarks
Dogpatch
Jessie Mead
Brillion
Cyclone Seeder
Planet Jr
Simpson
Nursing Home News and Visitors At Trenton Church
Nursing home notes list special music by Rev. and Mrs. Cay Rev and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Donaghey of Trenton with piano by Mrs. Henry Donaghey. Attendance 60 at West Shady Grove Baptist Church program. Various visitors from Arizona California New Mexico and Texas. New admissions Martha Partridge Maggie Robbins Minnie Hood. Bible study led by Rosalie Somerville. Bingo winners named.
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Bob Carroll
Lewis Donaghey
Trenton
Henry Donaghey
West Shady Grove Baptist Church
Gary Payne
Ina Mae Castello
Phoenix
Arizona
Jennie Phillips
Martha Partridge
Maggie Robbins
Whitewright
Minnie Hood
Westminister
Albert Wilson
Albert Hart, Jr
New Mexico
Linda
Wilson Aldridge
California
Dennis Butler
Birchie Miller
J. C. Murray
Leonard
Ninnie Murray
Joe Dillon
Dallas
Guy Dillon
J. T. McBroom
B. D. McBroom
Bells
Lizzie Bean
Corpus Christi
Whit McBroom
Floyd Woodson
Jim Hicks
Tobie Anderson
Oscar Anderson
Rosalie Somerville
Mamie Summers
Community Hospital
Fred Novey
Ernest Collins
Bob Moore
Clarksville
Rosa Lee Somerville
Millie Hunter
Arnold Tate
Mary Bryant
Ruth Cox
Charles McCollum
It's A Girl Stephanie Kerri Wilson Born June First
Stephanie Kerri Wilson born June 1 weighing six pounds 11 ounces to Mr and Mrs Weldon Wilson grandparents Mr and Mrs Willian Wilson and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jester of Whitewright great grandmother Ma Maud Wilson of Whitewright. Also note renewal offer ending June 30 for Sun subscription.
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Stephanie Kerri Wilson
Weldon Wilson
Willian Wilson
Kenneth Jester
Whitewright
Ma Maud Wilson
Wandering Down Memory Lane Excerpts 1942
A 1942 Whitewright Sun column notes Mrs. R. H. May is ill at home. Denison couple Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitwell visit Ben and Mrs. Montgomery. Miss McKinzie returns to school after mumps. Sub Deb Club meets at Miss Anna Ruth Johnson home with nine members and sponsor Mrs. Tom Sears.
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Whitewright Sun
R. H. May
Ray Whitwell
Denison
Ben Montgomery
Dallas
Frank Wright
VA Reports Benefit Change
VA reports a regulatory update making informal proof acceptable for veterans claims. Director Jack Coker notes a certified statement of marriage or birth suffices for compensation education benefits and for widows and orphans, provided no prior marriage exists and no conflicting records on file.
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Jack Coker
Veterans Administration
Coker
DPS Urges Safe Holiday Driving
Texas DPS Director Colonel Wilson E Speir estimates a 102 hour July 4th weekend toll of 58 deaths with about one third in single vehicle crashes. The drive includes intensified patrols, enforcement, and the Operation Motorcide plan to publicize fatal collisions and reduce alcohol related speed violations.
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Wilson E. Speir
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas
DPS
Speir
Austin
Department of Public Safety
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Benny J. Simpson
Oklahoma
Paul Stephens
HEW Report
Travis
Bells Town
Mrs. Weldon Meek
Carole Julian
Dennis Meek
Richardson
Jean Summers
Renner
Nursing Homeews
Cay
Wade Neves
John Neves
Ruth Ann
Doug
Alvin
Nerces
Patsy Paddock
Arlington
Nadine Glines
Sant Maria
Calif
Chamber of Commerce
Friday
Joe Cureton
Baling
Governors Committee On
Sid Dycus
Trenten
Stephens and
Bryant Insurance
Earnheart
Joe D. Moore
Jim Newton
the Doctor
Walker Pharmacy
Whitewright, Texas
IH NO
International
Tex
Bonham, Tex
Winnie Mitche
G Rogers Rado
Stutevi Clovis
Denise K. W. Willian
Billy Charg