Triple Four Club Hosts Summer Flower Arrangement Evening
The Triple Four Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dorsett with summer flowers across the rooms. After dessert, games of eighty four were played, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. E. Buckner, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Young, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Colburn, Mrs. Sallie Gray, and John W. Norman. Members present included Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Mayhew, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Billups, and Mrs. Charles Chapman.
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Triple Four
Earl Dorsett
Vanfeage
E. ¥. Buckner
Fred Young
W. E. Colburn
Sallie Gray
John W. Norman
Elmo Mayhew
J. E. Smith
W. T. Billups
Charles Chapman
Grandfather of vp Resident Died In Goldthwaite
Henry C. Ezzell 95 of Goldthwaite died Sunday in Goldthwaite Hospital after more than a year illness. Born June 21 1866 in Lavaca County he moved to Goldthwaite at age five. A retired farmer he was Mills County sheriff for four years and member of Goldthwaite Church of Christ. Funeral Tuesday 10 at Goldthwaite Church of Christ burial Lower Big Valley Cemetery. Survivors include wife four daughters one son 15 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Mrs Hill and daughter Linda attended the funeral with Dr Kornegay and Jan of El Paso visiting in the Lewis home.
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Henry C. Ezzell
Goldthwaite
George R. Hill
Lavaca
Ezzell
Mills County
Church of Christ
Big Valley
Hill
Linda
Seed bargains can cost farmers dearly in the long run
Seed bargains can end up expensive when untested or non recommended varieties are bought. Farmers may lose all or part of their investment in land, land preparation and fertilizer. Extension agronomist R J Hodges warns that seed is a minor item in total production cost but often the cheapest seed proves the most costly.
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R J. Hodges
Extension Agronomist
Plant only good quality seed warns local columnist
The Winters Enterprise cites Hodges urging buyers to choose seed carefully and to rely on the Texas Seed Act analysis tag showing weed seed and germination data. The note stresses that poor seed wastes labor and money invested in land preparation. Also mentions Judy Williams visiting Abilene.
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Hodges
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American Legion
Orman Baker
Fort Worth
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Harliss Butts
Rice
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Ang
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Golden Oleo
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C. N. Kornegay
Jan
el Paso
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Max Lewis
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Winters
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Abilene
Judy Williams
A. D. Williams
Worcester
Mass
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