Diversity Club Discusses Responsibility Theme at Roy Young Home
The Diversity Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Young with Mrs Sam Jones presiding. Topics included accident procedures and motorcide on Texas highways. Members present included Mrs Hale Jones Ledbetter Roach Livingston and others. donation voted for outgoing district president. From Artesia and Lubbock notes report travel to attend a funeral and weekend visits.
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Roy Young
Sam Jones
Earl Roach
Public Affairs Department
H. B. Livingston
Texas
Fred Young
J. E. Smith
Mesdames Z. I. Hale
C. R. Kendrick
Clarence Ledbetter
Loucile Roberts
G. E. Wilson
February Foods List Highlights Potatoes in February
The Texas Agricultural Extension Service reports potatoes as the featured item among plentiful foods for February. Other ample items include grapefruit apples turkeys lamb eggs frozen cherries honey pecans dry beans and rice. A January freeze reduced fruit in South Texas, but other regions remain abundant. Prices to farmers were low per USDA data.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
South
Promises of the Bible Roll Call At HD Club
Mrs. C. C. Hill hosted the Drasco Pumphrey Home Demonstration Club meeting at her home. Members discussed club topics during the recreation period. Next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rural Woodfin. A salad plate was served by Mrs. Hill.
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C. C. Hill
Rural Woodfin
Seasonal Produce Outlook Signals Light Texas Cabbage
The report warns cabbage supplies in Texas will be light for the rest of the season and won’t hit the normal February and March peak. Carrots suffered the heaviest losses in late plantings. Shoppers are urged to watch for regular and special sales on all 11 plentiful foods at local groceries and to use these items often as abundance typically lowers prices and broadens quality availability.
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Texas
Menaday through Friday School Lunch Menu Items
The week lists daily menus from Monday February 5 to Friday February 9 featuring Mexican dinners on Monday with tamales brown beans Spanish rice pineapple slice doughnuts corn muffins butter milk Tuesday offers barbecued cheeseburgers French fries catsup tossed salad strawberry shortcake milk Wednesday serves let gravy cranberry sauce jello salad green beans and new potatoes hot rolls butter Thursday presents meat loaf with tomato gravy buttered rice spinach boiled eggs apple sauce garlic buttered French sticks butter milk Friday provides hot dogs or sandwiches lima beans tossed green salad brown bread apple pie milk
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Menaday
Eugenia Voss Honored With Kitchen Shower
Miss Eugenia Voss bride elect of Ronald Hill was honored Saturday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mayo. Jean Mayo and Mrs. Bill Sharp hosted. guests registered in the bride’s book and gifts were opened.
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Eugenia Voss
Ronald Hill
Dick Mayo
Jean Mayo
Bill Sharp
Miss Mayo
Miss Voss
G. R. Voss
Dick Bellis Heads to San Antonio for Chiro Practic School
Dick Bellis left Friday for San Antonio to attend chiropractic practice school, seeking training in the health field.
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San Antonio
Dick Bellis
Chiropractic
Student trip lands in Ruidoso on ski excursion
Marilyn Mitchell Carolyn Smith Donna Neal and Kay Shelburne all from Hardin-Simmons University along with Carol Ann Smith of Abilene Christian College traveled to Ruidoso New Mexico during a semester break for a skiing trip.
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Ruidoso
Marilyn Mitchell
Carolyn Smith
Donna Neal
Hardin-Simmons University
Kay Shelburne
Baylor
Carol Ann Smith
Abilene Christian
New Mexico
Margaret Stoecker Visits Stoecker Family Home
Margaret Ellen Stoecker of Abi lene Christian College visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Homer Stoecker at their home over the weekend.
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Margaret Ellen Stoecker
Abilene Christian College
Homer Stoecker
Onken Visits Father’s Home in Oakes
Gary Onken of A & 3M visited several feet from Oakes to see his father Marvin Onken at his home.
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Gary Onken
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Marvin Onken
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John G. Key Sr
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Charles Matthies
Colorado
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Denver
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Emma Marks
J. D. Vinson
Erisen
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Hunt
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Ness
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