F. F. A. Feeds Calves and Capons for March Show
Eight beef calves were purchased and fed this week bringing the total on feed to 16. Boys and breeders include Franz Belitz Frederick Stephens Lee Seals Weldon Mills and others. About 200 cockerels have been caponized by V. A. boys as projects for the March show. Several boys experienced in caponizing will assist farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Belitz
Frederick Stephens
Lee Seals
Weldon
Leland Mills
Bill Parramore
Benjamin Nitch
Harold Watson
Eugene Hope
Wilburn Phelps
Willis Davis
Rufus Williams
Lee Johnson
Douglas Cole
J. C. Watson
Bill Cole
Cipriano Chavarria
C. Kornegay
Gerald Proctor
Cecil Vinson
Frank Brown
J. M. Brooks
V. A
F F A Chapter Presents Program At Lions Club Luncheon
Winters FFA members led a Lions Club event with Ellis Lee Gerald Proctor Merletor Franz Belitz Cecil Vinson Walter Oaken assisting. Lee spoke of Winters FFA oldest chartered No 1 and a banner year ahead while Proctor outlined the Vocational Agriculture projects including 100 lambs 16 beef calves 30 pigs 200 capons and more. Calves pigs and chickens are raised by listed boys and families for pork reduction and farm program fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Elis Lee
Gerald Proctor
Merle Tor
Franz Belitz
Cecil Vinson
Walter Oaken
Merle
Ellis Lee
Winters F. F. A
V. A. Department
Winters School
Drasco Community Notes and Visiting Visitors
All services were rained out last Sunday. Mrs J R Woodfin and sons and Miss Ira Mitchell and Mrs Carl ton motored to Ballinger Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Sears and son from Mineral Wells arrived in Drasco Tuesday. School begins next Monday and parents are invited to opening. Henry Raley underwent appendicitis surgery in Georgetown at Martin Hospital.
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J. R. Woodfin
Ira Mitchell
Carlton
Ballinger
W. L.piiler
W. C. Evans
Winters
Harold Hudgens
Mrs. Z. West
Lubbock
Local Farms Report Add To City Market Feed
Clay Allen maintains two beehives while Billie Gannaway tends lambs for mutton as part of the Chicago market outlook. The report notes additional major projects shaping regional agricultural activity.
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Chicago
Clay Allen
Billie Gannaway
Church Schedule Notes Oct 18 20 with Picnic
No services the next two Sundays as the pastor preaches on mission in Cas troville and Nordheim. Regular German Service on October 18 at 10 30. Congregational Meeting after the service. Sunday School at 9 30. League Program October 18 at 7 30 p m. Congregational Picnic workday Oct 20 by church council decision. Ladies Aid meets on Oct 20 afternoon C N Roth pastor.
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Castroville
Nordheim
Church Council
Ladies Aid
C. N. Roth
Sunday and midweek schedule at First Baptist church
The First Baptist church plans Sunday School at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 a m B Y P A at 7 p m and evening service at 8 00 p m On Monday the W M S meets at 3 30 o'clock for a business session Wednesday offers a mid week service at 7 30 p m
Methodist Sunday Schedule Promotes Attendance
Sunday School at 9 45 a m with preaching at 10 55 a m Sacrament of the Lord s Supper. Young people meet at 7 p m with preaching at 7 30. Missionary Society meets Monday at 3 p m Mid week service Wednesday at 7 30. Promotion Day in Sunday School. Message from Pastor J W Sharbutt and Superintendent Lyle Deffebach.
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Missionary Society
J. W. Sharbutt
Lyle Deffebach
Wingate Residents Visit Relatives Across Texas
Harry Sanford Wingate of Big Spring at home for gin season visit with sister Mrs. Bart Norman of Wellington. Several residents including Mrs. Elzir Penfree from Mathis and Alma Richards of Bronte return from visits with relatives in Pettit, Blackwell, Abilene, and Glenrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sanford
Big Spring
Bart Norman
Wellington
J. O. Sanford
Elzir Penfree
Mathis
N. F. Smithson
Pettit
Shorty Slawson
J. T. Sanderson
Ray Sanderson
Gladys Copeland
Blackwell
Bronte
Alma Richards
Red Scoggins
San Antonio
Scoggins
Abe Miles
Card of Thanks for Mrs H E Gotcher
The Gotcher and Sneed families express sincere gratitude for kindness during illness and at the death of Mrs H E Gotcher. They recall words, deeds, and floral offerings with appreciation and pray for similar friends in times of burden.
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H. E. Gotcher
L. A. Sneed
Electrification Contest Promotes Farm Modernization
Four divisions judged on plans for households or farms. Winners include Sam Routh and Park Kemp of Barnhart, with Routh presenting two beef calves showing a profit of 58.24 after costs. Contest aims to discuss farm electrification and report yearly progress.
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Reée Hic
Sam Routh
Ballinger
Park Kemp
Barnhart
Bernis Camp
Advantages of electrifying the farm
On farms with electric power for grinding feed silage milking running water and horse work the farmer completes tasks faster and can begin pending jobs. In homes electric radios provide market reports and cooking ranges and refrigerators save time. An electric milker halves milking time and silos can be filled more easily and cheaply.
Electric power on the farm boosts safety and efficiency
The text explains that electricity on the farm reduces exposure to flammable liquids and provides city-like conveniences. It notes benefits such as cooling with an electric fan, heating with an electric heater, preservation with an electric refrigerator, and broad lighting for the house, yard, and outbuildings, giving farmers more leisure and safer operations.
Mrs J E Cleveland Reports Son Improves At Bedside
Mrs J E Cleveland writes from Austin that her son A P Cleveland is improving from a serious illness. She was called to his bedside two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Cleveland
Austin
A. P. Cleveland
Open to Tyle boys head aerial executive committee
The head of the aerial executive committee includes Swe Hedrick C A McGat Bass Lee Womack and T secretary manager with Leon C Ransom assistant county agent and F A Str superintendent of the L division The field crops Parr and Lee Bak of the Farm Stallio Show are mentioned in the context of a farm show and related duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Aerial Executive
D. J
Parr
Lee Bak
Stallio
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