Summer Water Safety Warnings From County Agent
County Extension Agent C. T. Parker warns warm weather brings lake and river recreation but also drowning risk. Texans lost 601 lives in water accidents last year, mainly in spring and summer. tips include enroll in swimming courses, never swim alone, supervise children, avoid swimming when tired or stormy, and use floating aids instead of diving in to rescue others.
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C. T. Parker
United States
Red Cross
YMCA
YWCA
Roark Sentenced in Medicare Fraud Case in Fordyce
Benny Roark of Fordyce Arkansas was sentenced Tuesday to three months in prison with a two year suspended term and fined 2100 after being convicted on seven counts of defrauding Medicare. Judge G Thomas Fisele imposed the sentence for submitting bills and receiving payments for equipment never furnished to beneficiaries. An alert Medicare beneficiary helped trigger the investigation.
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Benny Roark
Fordyce
Arkansas
G. Thomas Fisele
Roark
Medicare
Classified Columns Guide for Local Listings
Instructions for using the classified columns to buy, sell, or rent items. Emphasizes clear ads, accurate contact details, and proper placement. Includes tips for formatting, pricing, and avoiding prohibited content.
Planning retirement income and investment protection
The guidance advises retirees to secure a dependable income, balance non portfolio and portfolio income, and protect capital. Suggests renting out property, leasing equipment, and a 50 50 split between safe income assets and equities. Recommends high quality bonds and convertible preferreds, with selective strong stocks like Chemical New York American Electric Power General Motors CPC International Southern Pacific and a flexible approach to adjust holdings as yields rise.
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May
Department Stores
Texaco SF
General Foods SF
Pacific Gas & Elec
Woolworth
Foremost McKesson
Chemical New York
American Electric Power
General Motors
CPC International
Southern Pacific
Pesticide Safety Emphasis for Spring and Summer Use
County Extension Agent C T Parker warns that insecticide use rises in spring and summer and stresses safe use. Individuals must know directions, wear protective clothing, and avoid smoking or eating during application. Store pesticides properly, keep in original containers, and dispose of empty containers by rinsing and puncturing.
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C. T. Parker
Parker
PYPA Meeting Next Monday at Community Chapel
The Penecostal Young People's Association will meet at the Community Chapel on North Church Street at 7 30 p m next Monday June 4 Don Chapman of Brownwood will be the speaker.
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Penecostal Young People’s Association
North Church Street
Don Chapman
Brownwood
Wallpapers Add Much To Rooms
College Station reports wallpapers greatly affect rooms with washable and scrubable options. Hand made and machine made types differ in cost and labor, while vinyl wallpapers offer heavy durability and easy removal. To estimate rolls, multiply room perimeter by height, divide by 30, and adjust for doors windows and repairs.
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College Station
Patricia A. Bradshaw
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
Minzenmayer Family Attends Tulsa Graduation
Mr and Mrs W F Minzenmayer returned Friday from Tulsa Oklahoma where they visited their son Johnnie Frierson and family. Their grandson Dick L Frierson graduated with 804 seniors at Tulsa Memorial High School during ceremonies at Mabee Center Oral Roberts University in Tulsa.
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W. F. Minzenmayer
Tulsa
Okla
Johnnie Frierson
Dick L. Frierson
Tulsa Memorial High School
Mabee Center
Oral Roberts University
Citrus and Greens in good supply at college station counters
Texas A&M University extension specialist Mrs Gwendolyne Clyatt notes navel and Valencia oranges tangerines grapefruit collards mustard turnips greens and cabbage are in good supply at economical prices across College Station produce counters.
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Valencia
Gwendolyne Clyatt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
Itchy Burning Toes Relief Ad From Main Drug Company
An advertisement promises fast relief for itchy burning toes with T-4-L fungicide. It claims the product dries quickly and eases fiery pain in minutes and offers a 59 cent back guarantee. Also marketed for sweaty odorous feet.
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Main Drug Company
Mrs. J. S. Bourn Dies in Hendrick Hospital
James S. Vernie Bourn 71 died at 11 20 a.m. Tuesday in Hendrick Memorial Hospital Abilene after several weeks illness. Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday at First Baptist Church Winters with Rev. Harry Grantz. Burial Lakeview Cemetery. Survived by step son Jim Bourn Dallas sister Mrs Tom Stevens Shawnee and brother Grady Downing Sweetwater.
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James S
Vernie) Bourn
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
First Baptist Church
Harry Grantz
Lakeview Cemetery
Spill Funeral Home
Vernie Downing
Lone Oak
J. L
Augusta Downing
Winters
First National Bank
Lone Star Gas Company
James S. Bourn
Bourn
Thelma Johnson
Main and Dale
Jim Bourn
Dallas
Grady Downing
Sweetwater
Tom Stevens
Shawnee
Okla
Classifieds Offer Extra Odds and Ends for Sale
The Enterprise classifieds promote a range of odds and ends for sale. Listings include miscellaneous household items, small furniture pieces, and collectibles. Prices vary and listings encourage quick calls for inquiries.
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Inure
Chevrolet Co
Babson’s Reports Inc
Wellesley Hills
Mass
PYPA
College
U. S
State Bank
J. S. Bourn
Hendrick Hospital
T. A. Smith
Jay Simmons
Butch Perry
Wes Hays
Pyburn Brown
Jess Wetzel
Carl Grenwelge
Carson Easterly
Spill Bros. Company