Political Candidate Announcements For July 25 1936 Primary
Announcements of candidates appear subject to the Democratic Primary action to be held Saturday July 25 1936. For Commissioner Precinct 2.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
4
Cotton Flea Hopper Appearance Stirs Cotton Field Alerts
County Agent Barton reports widespread Cotton Flea Hopper activity threatening early cotton. Infected plants show few or no squares and rapid height growth with dull pale green fleas about one eighth inch long. Control recommends finely ground sulfur with dusting gear, 2 to 5 applications at weekly intervals, 12 to 20 pounds per acre per application, depending on plant size and infestation severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
U. S
Texas
Be Busy Saving Club Quilting Meeting Report
The Be Busy Saving Club spent a Tuesday afternoon quilting at Mrs. Melvin Hagan's home. Refreshments were served to a group including Mesdames Bail ey Parks Smith Jonas Shott and Kennedy and Misses James and Smith. The next meeting is set for July 7 at Mrs. J. L. James's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Busy Saving Club
Melvin Hagan
Clyde Bailey
Carl Parks
Joe Smith
Bill Jonas
Ivan Shott
Jake Smith
John Kennedy
J.T. James
Chri. Lowe
Dock Penerar
Floyd Shott
J. D. Smith
G. T. Shott
A. Jonas
Berma James
Lila Mae Smith
J. L. James
Ice Cream Supper at Wilmeth
The Wilmeth Home Demonstration Club sponsors an ice cream supper Friday night June 26 at Wilmeth Baptist Church. All candidates and the public are invited. A large cake will be auctioned and candidates present may give announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmeth Home
Wilmeth Baptist Church
Pumphrey Returns to Winters Runs Battery and Auto Shop
Marvin Pumphrey resumes as head mechanic in Winters after moving from Patrick Chevrolet Co Ballinger He now operates a battery and automobile repair shop on South Main St inviting friends and the public to call for service Mrs Price Middleton of Balinger visits R H Boone home Guests at Aubrey Smiths Victory home include Smiths parents and siblings Edwin and Alvin Annipp and the Thomassons C S Boone and children Frances Alleene and Mary Ruth visit Woodsboro after staying with H C Jones centennial expo mentioned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Pumphrey
Patrick Chevrolet Co
Ballinger
Winters
South Main St
Mr. Pumphrey
Aubrey Smith
Victory
Mr. Smith
Edwin Smith
Smith
Alvin Annipp
A. D. Smith
Richard Thomasson
C. S. Boone
Frances Alleene
Mary Ruth
Woodsboro
H. C. Jones
Lions Meet at Dale for Dinner Tuesday Evening
Winters Lions Club gathered at the Dale school house last Tuesday for dinner served by the Dale Home Demonstration club. President C. L Green led opening exercises, with Morey Millerman presenting the program. Veiling numbers by Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Brevard and a centennial sketch by Annette and Jeanette Tucker highlighted the entertainment. Short talks were given by Geo. Hil, T. D. Coupland and Jnc. Q. McAdams. Next luncheon is in town, followed by a meeting at Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters Lions Club
Dale School House
Dale Home Demonstration Club
C. L Green
Morey Millerman
T. A. Brevard
Annette
Jeanette Tucker
Geo. ©. Hil
T. D. Coupland
Jnc. Q. McAdams
Victory
Local Church Folks Share Thanks Amid Community News
The Novice duo Rev and Mrs Alvin Mauldin extend thanks to Rev and Mrs J W Sharbutt and Mr and Mrs J M Skaggs for a pounding on June 16 from the Methodist W M S. Various residents visit relatives, births announced, and several tonsil operations noted as community life continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Mauldin
J. W. Sharbutt
J. M. Skaggs
Maulding
Three Point Circuit
Former Runnels County Resident Killed in Hempstead
Charles N. Proctor, once of Wilmeth, was shot dead in front of a Hempstead cafe Monday night. Willis McRae, cafe operator, is jailed without bond on Proctor death charges. Funeral services were held in Hempstead Wednesday. survivors include wife and his parents in Wilmeth, plus three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Proctor
Wilmeth
Hempstead
Mr. Proctor
Winters
Runnels
Willis McRae
Proctor
8S. T. Proctor
Wallace
Will Proctor
Lee Proctor
Big Spring
Farm population up on U.S. farms since 1930 census
The 1985 Federal Farm Census shows 31,800,907 people on U S farms as of January 1, 1985, up from 1930 and earlier totals. The gain links to industrial centers and subsistence farming areas as workers move back to farms and empty farmhouses are reoccupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
William L. Austin
Bureau of Census
Local Residents Return From Visits and Birth Announcement
Miss Loyle Kornegay and Mrs. C N Kornegay returned from a visit with C Kornegay in Alice. Robert Newton of Kingsville accompanied them home. Billie Tom Deffebach underwent tonsil removal Thursday morning. Mrs. Orville Davis visited Hamilton area and returned home. Mrs. George Garrett and her son from Lubbock visit Dr and Mrs Tinkle. Kathleen Stanley in Abilene on vacation with her parents. Wingate couple announce birth of Elsie Ann Wright on June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Videll Colley
Mineral Wells
A. Bourne
Albany
Bourne
J. B. Pentecost
Mr. Colley
Loyle Kornegay
C. N. Kornegay
C. Kornegay
Alice
Robert Newton
Kingsville
Billie Tom Deffebach
Lyle Deffebach
Orville Davis
Hamilton
W. C. Bradford
George C. Hill
Bradford
Marie Hill
Gatesville
George Garrett
Little Son
Lubbock
Fred Tinkle
Kathleen Stanley
West Texas Baptist Sanitarium
Abilene
Mrs. W. T. Stanley
White population grows on farms and colored residents decline
Figures show a shift in demographics with about 1,550,000 more white persons living on farms and roughly 190,000 fewer colored residents. The data indicate a continuing rural expansion by whites and a contraction of nonwhite farm presence across the region.
Abbott Baby Born Named Floyd Earl
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Sterling Abbott on June 20 and christened Floyd Earl. The notice adds a brief prompt about results from want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Roberts
Bradshaw
Donald Alton
Lee Lail
Laytane
Sterling Abbott
Floyd Earl
No critique of others' work is fair without effort
The quote argues that criticizing others after the fact is easy and unfair. It suggests that people should try to create or improve before judging. The speaker notes that many can follow a path once it is established, highlighting ease of imitation over original effort.
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Paul Trimmier
John B. Rayburn
C. C. Sessions
Roy L. Hill
W. W. Chastain
Ernest Moody
W. A. Forgey
W. A. Francis
Aurelia Webb
W. A. Holt
Joe Mapes
Troy Carter
Tad Richards
A. J
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Congression
H. We Lynn
Norton
H. E. Hillsard
Pumphrey
Price Middleton of
R. H. Boone
Dale
Mable Newby
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Mrs
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Walter Morris of
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Christine Brown
Brown
Travis Moreland
Royalty
Ouida Moreland
Pecos
E. M. Moreland
Pearl Clark
Frank Johnson
E. L. Crockett
Genevieve Ansell
J. E. Ansell
W. G. Bedford, Jr
Wilbur Smith
Tulsa
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R. A. Lewis
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M. L. Kelly
John Shipman
The
International Harvester Company
Cactus Hotel
San Angelo
Runnels County
J. D. Wright
Elsie Ann
Flying Ace
Jimmie Allen
William Gargan
Katherine DeMille
Kent Taylor
Merchants of Winters
Our City
Charlie Chaplin
George Raft
Rosalind Russell
Leo Carrillo
Bank Nite Frances
Farmer
Lester Matthews
Billy Lee
Prunes
Libby
Cliquot Club
Lodi Brand
Bach
Good Western Pictures
Ken Maynard
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