HSU Quartet Performs At Young People's Banquet
Hardin-Simmons quartet entertained the Senior and Young People ban quet in Fellowship Hall at the First Baptist Church Saturday night. Members were Joe Long Kenny Sheppard Marion Haven and Charles Kirkpatrick music director and master of ceremonies.
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Fellowship Hall
First Baptist Church
Joe Long
Kenny Sheppard
Marion Haven
Charles Kirkpatrick
Terry Erwin
Betty Shoemake
Ronnie Wallen
David Brown
Apple Blossom Times
Mmes James Wallen
Olen McGregor
G. R. McGuistion
Jack Pierce
B. T. Shoemake
Truett Smith
Clifford Erwin
Young People’s Department
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
Mrs Will Mathis expresses gratitude for prayers cards and flowers received during her illness in Winters Hospital. Her thanks extend to each person who offered kindness and support.
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Will Mathis
Gratitude for sympathy after Albert Frylip's death
The family of Albert Frylip expresses deep thanks for kind words of sympathy, floral offerings, memorials, cards, and food from friends during their loss.
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Albert Frylip
First State Fair of Texas Held in Dallas in 1859
The Dallas page reports the first retarded State Fair of Texas occurred in 1859 drawing about 2 000 attendees to the event in Dallas.
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Texas
Dallas
Future Teachers Launch Dental Hygiene Week Sale
Mayor Harvey D. Jones and the Alpha Chi Chapter of Future Teachers of America designate March 17 as Dental Hygiene Week in Winters. The Family Pak toothbrush set, three brushes for 1.00, funds a senior scholarship and State FTA Convention delegates. sales begin March 2 with home visits and a display at Dr. Tommy Russell’s office.
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Harvey D. Jones
Alpha Chi
Future Teachers of America
FTA
Austin
Ann Bean
Family Pak
Ann
duPont
Dr. West
Tommy Russell
Sub Deb Club Plans Tea For Homecoming
Regular meeting at the Kozelsky home discussed homecoming decorations and tea plans. Judy Smith presided with Judy Kettler reading minutes. Leona Billups spoke. next meeting set at Mary Young’s home.
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Joe Kozelsky
Deanna Kozelsky
Judy Smith
Judy Kettler
Leona Billups
Mary Young
Jan Byrd
Judy Williams
Susan Roberts
Karen Pierce
Ronnie Wallen
Karen Knapp
Marsha Hays
Kathy Dunn
Sherry Stanford
Patsy Winton
Lon McDonald
Jim Cunningham
Kenneth Wilson Helps Lead Pacific Amphibious Drill Operation Backpack
Kenneth R. Wilson, chief radioman USN, aboard USS Hornet, participates in Operation Backpack off Taiwan. The multinational exercise tests Seventh Fleet and Nationalist Chinese Navy amphibious readiness with 40 000 personnel and 140 units. The plan includes beach assault, air strikes to soften defenses, and mine clearance as ships practice rapid force projection to aid an ally.
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Kenneth R. Wilson
USN
Leonard F. Wilson
Winters
Hornet
Taiwan
Seventh Fleet
United States
SEATO
Far East
Runnels Co SCS Conservationist Plans Retirement
C L Drake a conservationist with the Soil Conservation Service will retire after 31 years and 10 months in civil service. He has served the Runnels County SCD since May 1 1955 and will move with his family to a Williamson County farm near Florence. Drake began with the U S Department of Agriculture in 1929 and has worked in Entomology and Plant Quarantine before joining the Soil Conservation Service in 1944 with postings in Round Rock Cotulla Bandera Big Lake Merizo and Runnels County.
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C. L. Drake
The
Soil Conservation Service
Runnels Soil Conservation District
Drake
Runnels County Scd
Florence
Williamson County
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas A. and M
Round Rock
Cotulla
Bandera
Big Lake
Merizon
Runnels County
Authors Anonymous Club Meets at Kozelsky Home
Seventeen members and one guest attended a recent Authors Anonymous Club gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kozelsky’s home. Barbara Baldwin presided as president, Russell Bedford read manuscripts, and division winners included Susan Roberts, David Brown, Barbara Baldwin for Short Story and Marianne Musick, Martha Hale for Poems, Russell Bedford, Fred Dooley, and Charlotte Dooley for Essays. Miss Lynann Kruse visited from college.
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Authors Anonymous Club
Joe Kozelsky
Charles Kruse Jr
Barbara Baldwin
Russell Bedford
Susan Roberts
David Brown
Marianne Musick
Martha Hale
Fred Dooley
Charlotte Dooley
Lynann Kruse
Dale Sewing Club Met At Mrs I W Rogers Home
Members of the Dale Sewing Club met Tuesday in the home of Mrs I W Rogers. They brought handwork to work on during the gathering. A party is planned for February 28 at the club house and the next meeting will be March 10 at the home of Mrs Bill Mayo.
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Dale Sewing Club
I. W. Rogers
Bill Mayo
Carl Baldwin
Lelan Hoppe
Walter Kruse
Clifford Lehman
Tip McKnight
Wilbur Phelps
Ernest Smith
Herman Spill
August Stoecker
Carroll Stoecker
E. E. Thormeyer
Norbert Ueckert
C. E. Whitmire
Jack Whittenberg
Emma Henniger
Effie Lehman
Sallie McKnight
Government support for tobacco farmers contrasted with wariness
The piece lists government programs aiding tobacco farmers including loans, seed guidance, land caps to protect income, emergency funds, pest and curing advice, crop purchases, and multi million dollar subsidies, then questions the claim smoking harms health while noting wheat sales to Russia.
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Department of Agriculture
Russia
Eddie Little Earns Photo Merits At Ruidoso Banquet
Eddie Little a Winters photographer received two Professional Photographers of America achievement merits at a Monday night banquet in Ruidoso New Mexico toward a Master of Photography. His wife Ruth also earned merits and he served as a print judge while the Littles received jewelry gifts. The convention featured photographers from several states and included a program on photographing mature men and women.
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Eddie Little
Professional Photographers of America
Ruidoso
N. M
Little
New Mexico
Professional Photographers’ Association
Ruth
Littles
Arizona
Utah
Kansas
Texas
Winters
Abilene
Robert Walker
Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce
Walker
Hardin - Simmons University
Chamber of Commerce
Winters Chamber of Commerce
Austin
Harvey
Bill
University of Texas
Be Ready For The Unexpected Be Ready For The Unexpected
Extension specialist Tommy Hollmig urges preplanned family survival steps for homes and farms. He notes America’s early practice of assigned duties during disasters and advises choosing a safe shelter, adding shielding, and storing two weeks of food water and essentials for emergencies including natural disasters and potential nuclear events.
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Tommy Hollmig
Texas A & M
America
Hollmig
Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet Held in Abilene
Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet was held Tuesday night at the school cafeteria in Abilene with Mr. Holland Cogdell of the Chisholm Trail Council as guest speaker. Cogdell spoke on local Indian pictographs near Paint Rock and heads of the museum at Scout Camp Tonkawa. Awards were presented by Cubmaster Bob Hatcher with assistance from Joe Stevens and Jim Burnett to Randy Awalt, Randall Kurtz, Jo Ray De la Cruz, Jim Wallen, Jay Henderson, Dusty Nichols, Tommy Burnett, Bodie Williams, Timmy Meyer, Mark Harrison, Ronnie Prince, Brooks Parks, David Wilson, Cliff Poe, and Marvin Clark. Toby Davis earned the Webeloes badge. Kirk McQuistian displayed his rifle meet high score. The program ended with the Cub sign and motto.
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Holland Cogdell
Chisholm Trail
Timmy Meyer
Mark Harrison
Ronnie Prince
Brooks Parks
David Wilson
Cliff Poe
Marvin Clark
Toby Davis
Kirk McQuistian
Soil Bank Contract Expires On Some Texas Lands
Soil Bank contracts in Texas expired December 31, 1963 affecting 566,571 acres. Farm management specialist C H Bates urges owners to study options including selling renting hiring work done conservation use or joining the 1964 Feed Grain Program.
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Texas
C. H. Bates
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Bates
Texan Lutheran College Dean's Honor Roll Highlight
Willie Lee Kraatz, majoring in accounting, is listed on the Dean's Honor Roll for the fall semester at Texas Lutheran College. Kraatz, a junior, teaches a freshman lab course at the college.
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Willie Lee Kraatz
Texas Lutheran College
Kraatz
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