Jessie Gray 83 Clyde. former Winters resident dies
Mrs. Jessie Patterson Gray 83 of Clyde died after a long illness. She was born June 18 1888 in Grimes County and lived in De Leon Winters and Clyde. She married Walter W Gray in 1909 and is survived by five sons and five daughters. Funeral was held in De Leon with burial in De Leon Cemetery.
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Jessie Patterson Gray
Clyde
Winters
Higginbotham Chapel
de Leon
Riley Fugitt
Gray
Grimes County
Walter W. Gray
Jones County
The
Baptist Church
J. C. Sr
Eldon
Loyd W
Abilene
Harry
Walter W
Carruthers
Calif
Leona McCrary
Father of Local Woman Died In Waco Recently
Raymond Orvelle Bagby 82 of Waco died March 9 at 11 30 am in Waco Services were held there March 11 He worked in the County Clerk's office and later with the State Old Age Assistance office in Austin Survivors include two daughters four grandchildren and many great and great great grandchildren Pallbearers listed include Harold W McCrary J C Gray and others
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Raymond Orvelle Bagby
Waco
Truett Bentley
Winters
Bagby
State
Austin
William Walker
Community Notes Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Local readers recount weekend visits among families from Sweetwater Winters Rising Star Talpa and Richland Springs. Gatherings include Robert Hills Lubbock San Angelo Abilene and Galveston with multiple households sharing meals and activities.
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Ronald Hill
Sweetwater
Robert Hills
Angie
Carol Hill
Travis Ford
Shane
Rising Star
Connie Gibbs
Connie Mac Gibbs
Tommy
Kenny
Winters
L. M. Causey
L. T. McBurney
Dane
Kathy Bridger
Wichita Falls
J. M. Pyburn
B. W. Claunch
Calvin Hoppe
Abilene
U. S. Army Band
Raymond Kurtz
Bill Villers
San Angelo
Dennis McBeth
West Texas State University
Canyon
Chester McBeths
Marvin Hale
Midland
Lowell Fuller
Amy
Lemma Fuller
Noble Faubion
Jerry Kraatz
Garland
Terry Collins
Rodney Faubion
Fritz Deike
Short Takes on old Money and Names of States
A compressed recap notes the origin of two bits as a quarter and how dollars were cut for small change. It lists six states admitted under Harrison: North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Washington, Idaho, Wyoming. It mentions St Patrick’s birth likely outside Ireland and the Euphrates linked to Eden’s river.
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Benjamin Harrison
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Wyogs
Livestock or Grass Farming Advice From Local Soil Experts
Ken Schrank of the Soil Conservation Service explains that livestock harvests should follow well established grass, stressing proper seeding, seedbed, rainfall, and grazing timing. Plant warm season grasses March 1 to May 15 with light seed coverage and two full growing seasons before grazing. Contact your local Soil Conservation Service Office for planting guidance.
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Ken Schrank
Soil Conservation Service
Runnels Soil and Water Conservation District
Soil Conservation Service Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jessie Gray
Leon
Ola Whitehead
Jessie Little
Big Spring
Pauline Southerland
Grace Perry
Stephenville
Harold W. McCrary
J. C. Gray
Ronny Loyd Gray
Roy Mack Gray
Douglas Gray
Jimmy Glynn Perry
Robert Little
Harry Gray,Jr
West Texas
West
Toxas Botrbrtres
Cls
Patrick
Ireland
Bannawyem
England
Scotland
Eden's River
Tie
Garden of Eden
Foodway
Maryland Club
Perechen
Coen Oaman
Keebler
Gladiola
Kalex
S. & H. Green
Gandy
Borden
Republic Money
Lee’s
Boston Butts Pork Roast
Texas
Bahlman Jewelers
South Main
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