Little initiates into Sigma Delta Chi in Austin
Billy Lynn Little son of Mr and Mrs Eddie Little is initiated into Sigma Delta Chi national journalism fraternity in Austin on Wednesday. A banquet featuring Turner Catledge NYT editor as guest speaker followed the ceremony. Little, UT sophomore and Daily Texan associate sports editor, also chairs a religious life committee for Freshman Council. Harvey Little, his elder brother, also belongs to Sigma Delta Chi.
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Billy Lynn Little
Eddie Little
Sigma Delta Chi
Austin
Turner Catledge
The
New York Times
Theta Sigma Phi
Austin Society of Industrial Editors
Little
University of Texas
Daily Texan
Harvey
Rapid Soil Survey Progress in Runnels County
The Standard Soil Survey of Runnels County moves quickly led by James Barnhill of the Local Soil Conservation Service. Completion is expected in 1963 with about 412,068 acres surveyed, roughly 62 percent of the county. The survey classifies soils by parent material, vegetation, topography, texture, permeability, and land age, and soils maps aid farmers and ranchers in planning conservation programs.
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Runnels County
James Barnhill
Local
Soil Conservation Service
Barnhill
Disabled Texana Gain Jobs Boost Purchasing Power
During fiscal year 2 720 disabled Texana became employable thanks to Vocational Rehabilitation Division services. The estimated annual increase in their purchasing power exceeds 4.5 million dollars.
Texas public junior colleges enroll over thirty-seven thousand students
The Texas public junior college system now enrolls about 37,275 students, reflecting an increase of more than 100 percent over the past decade.
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Texas Public Junior Colleges
Texas schools rank second nationwide in Vocational Education enrollment
The state reports 331,939 students enrolled in Vocational Education, placing Texas second in the nation for participation. This reflects strong demand for career training programs across multiple districts and districts expanding practical training opportunities for youth.
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Texas
Additional Shrubs Donated To VFW Cemetery Program
Winters Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars expands Lakeview Cemetery beautification with new shrub donations. Contributions honor Marel Wilson J R Dry Rex Fisher Walter Butts Marilyn Jones and others. community service chairwoman Mrs W L Collins thanks donors for their support.
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Winters Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lakeview Cemetery
Marel Wilson
Johnnie Wilson
David
J. R. Dry
VFW
Nevell Fisher
Rex Fisher
F. D. Fritz
Loucs Fisher
Nevel
W. L. Collins
Community Service Committee
Pein
Family returns from holiday visit in Wisconsin and Cisco
Mr and Mrs Clarence Kinner and children of Phelps Wisconsin and Mr and Mrs Don Reynolds and children of Cisco return home after a holiday visit with their parents Mr and Mrs V A White They also visited Mr and Mrs Hudon White during the trip.
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White Home
Clarence Kinner
Phelps, Wisconsin
Don Reynolds
Cisco
V. A. White
Hudon White
Livestock Show Winners and Champions
Grand Champion Barrow Colburn Bros Hampshire. Reserve Grand Champion Parrow Rickey Boles Duroc. Showmanship Awards Lambs Jimmy Simpson Swine Rickey Boles Cattle Neil Brown. Judge T C Blankinship Superintendent George Brown Steve Grissom.
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Colburn Bros
Rickey Boles
Donald Fulton
Rockey Boles
Donnie Yi
Donnie Gibbs
Pen of Three Barrows
Deike Bros
Adams Bros
J. W. Aley
Gis
Kenneth Adams
Barrow
Hampshire
Rickey Boles - Duroc
Jimmy Simpson
Neil Brown
T.C. Blankinship
George Brown
Steve Grissom
Steer Show Results Highlight McBeth Reserve Brown
Lyndon McBeth wins the steer show champion at the event bred by John Smallwood of Lawn. Neil Brown earns reserve champion with Rosy Burns from Winters. Janeil Brown also participates in the standings.
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Lyndon McBeth
John Smallwood
Neil Brown
Rosy Burns
Janeil Brown
Hog Killing Time Recalled In Quiet Warmth Of Old Town
The piece reflects on hog killing time as a community ritual before modern life, detailing steps from scalding and scraping to liver and spare ribs dinner. It notes sugar, smoke and salt cures, a sausage making expert, hand grinders, and elderly storytellers recalling past events, amid cold winter mornings.
USDA develops light plastic sandwiched wall panels for farm buildings
An experimental USDA wall panel uses a 2 inch plastic core with 1/2 inch reinforced cement layers. Panels are bolted to wooden posts set 8 feet apart and require no special tools to erect a one story building. Beltsville Maryland tests show weathering free after nearly two years and an expected life of over 20 years.
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USDA
Belteville
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Jimmy Smith
Darlene Sweeten
San Angelo College
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