Akins Family Reunion At Tohoka Draws About 100
Mrs J D Sowell visiting sister Mrs Oscar Hunt in Lubbock attended the Akins family reunion at Tohoka Sunday with about one hundred relatives present. Six Akins brothers Nathan Stephenville Frank Petersburg Edgar Tohoka Marshall Brownfield Willard Dublin and George Roswell New Mexico joined relatives from Sidney Nebraska and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akins
Tohoka
J. D. Sowell
Oscar Hunt
Lubbock
Nathan Akins
Stephenville
Frank Akins
Petersburg
Edgar Akins
Marshall Akins
Brownfield
Willard Akins
Dublin
George Akins
Roswell
New Mexico
Sidney
Nebraska
Keratolytic T4 L Foot Care Ad in Smith Drug Co
Classified notice promotes T-4 L keratolytic liquid for athlete’s foot with instant drying and a 48 cent money back guarantee if not delighted in three days. Also sells T-4 L foot powder for antiseptic soothing protection at Smith Drug Co location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Drug CO
Mrs Baldwin Honors Malinda Ann on Birthday Party
Mrs Baldwin hosted a Saturday morning party from 9 to 11 honoring her daughter Malinda Ann on her second birthday anniversary. The tea table featured a white birthday cake with yellow and green umbrellas and roses, with games for children and party favors. Guests included Marda Guy Pattie Hightower Stephanie Bales Greg Kruse Sharon Emmett Teresa Emmett and mothers Mrs Guy Mrs Hightower Mrs Bales Mrs Kruse Mrs Emmert plus grandparents Mr and Mrs Paul Gerlach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Baldwin
Malinda Ann
Marda Guy
Pattie Hightower
Stephanie Bales
Greg Kruse
Sharon
Teresa Emmett
M. L. Guy
Ralph Hightower
Don Bales
Jimmie Kruse
Joe Em
Constitutional Amendment Number Three on the Texas Ballot
The document outlines House Joint Resolution No. 3 proposing to amend Section 24 of Article III to set a legislator salary of 4800 dollars per year plus a 12 dollar per diem for up to 120 days of each regular session and 30 days of each special session. It fixes the regular session at 140 days and specifies ballot wording for the November 8, 1960 election and related proclamations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
State of
Texas
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meets in St John Church Basement
The Lutheran Ladies Aid of St John’s Lutheran Church held its monthly meeting on Thursday August 4 at 2 30 p m in the church basement with Mrs Walter Gerhart presiding Program chair Mrs E R Wessels led Bible study on Future Events from Mark 13 1 37 and a recitation by Mesdames Walter Kruse Alfred Wessels and Ervin Ueckert Readings followed Hostesses were Mesdames Raymond Kurtz Monroe Kurtz Walter Kraatz and Walter Kruse Thirty five members attended with three visitors Betty Sue Wessels Mrs Carl Gottschalk and Mrs Harold Reints The meeting ended with the Lord’s Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Walter Gerhart
E. R. Wessels
Jesus Savior
W. F. Minzenmayer
Johnnie Wessels
Walter Kruse
Alfred Wessels
Ervin Ueckert
Herman Frick
Altus Ueckert
Jake Presley
Fritz Pruser
Raymond Kurtz
Monroe Kurtz
Walter Kraatz
Carl Gottschalk
Harold Reints
Betty Sue Wessels
Dorcas Sunday School Meeting At A L Crockett Home
Members of the Dorcas Sunday School class of the First Baptist Church met Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A L Crockett. Mrs. Grover Davis presided and Mrs. Ella Seals led the opening prayer. Nominating committee members appointed were Mrs. R D Collins Mrs Pete Davis and Mrs W R Kennedy. Refreshments of strawberry ice cream and cake were served to several members and a visitor Mrs Evans who was co host with Mrs Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
A. L. Crockett
Grover Davis
Ella Seals
R. D. Collins
Pete Davis
W. R. Kennedy
D. B. Thornton
Ella Mae Seals
Don Benson
J. D. Lowell
Loucile Roberts
Mrs. Evans
Mrs. Crockett
Cotton root rot losses reduced by long range practices
Harlan E. Smith, extension plant pathologist, says cotton root rot losses can be reduced only through a years long program of coordinated practices. He advises planning several years ahead and notes that those who offer lower prices may not know the full value of their services.
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Harlan E. Smith
Farming Accidents Cause Far More Deaths Than Manufacturing
A study shows farming sustains over four times as many accidental fatalities as manufacturing, underscoring higher on farm dangers and need for safety measures across agricultural work environments.
Farm Home Accidents Kill and Injure Thousands yearly
Accidents in the farm home kill more than 2 700 and injure nearly 400 000 farm residents each year. The data highlights safety issues facing rural households and the need for preventive measures.
National Farm Safety Week Theme and Farm Hazards
The 17th annual Farm Safety Week promotes enjoying farm life through safety. The text warns that careless actions by a wealthy individual attract danger as a torch is sought for harm. It highlights key farm death causes: machinery accidents drowning firearms and falls around farm buildings.
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Waddell Chevrolet CO
Waddell’s
South Main
Chevrolet
Bel Air
Ray Shafer
Waddell
Chevrolet Company
Italy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Dorcas SS
Man
Empire
Empire Gas
Lone Star Gas Company
Bell's
California
Hunt's Tomato Juice
Campbell
Gooch
Bell
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