Fragmented social club notes on Mexico and education
An OCR fragmented account describes a social gathering at a home in Mexico with reflections on travel, literature, and a Beethoven piano piece. Discussions touch on class, U S—Mexico relations, and Nicaragua's budget, noting a general sense of educational concerns and political observations.
Legion Auxiliary Meeting At Huffhines Home
The Legion Auxiliary met in regular session Monday evening at Mrs. James Huffhines home. 1987 dues were collected and plans were made for the November 8 poppy sale. Attendees included Mesdames Mullins Mapes Huffbines Maddox Campbell Henslee and Lyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxiliary
James Huffhines
Guy. Mullins
Joel Mapes
J. A. Huffbines
R. C. Maddox
H. C. Campbell
R. H. Henslee
H. N. . Lyle
Proverb on Speech Governing Leadership Reach
A historical line notes that a man could lead many only if he masters his tongue. It reflects a belief in restrained speech as a key to authority and effective rule.
Government aid motivates some to seek freebies
The passage notes many people work hard yet pursue government assistance, arguing that seeking free benefits may outweigh effort needed to earn a comfortable living. It reflects attitudes toward welfare and personal responsibility in a historical context.
Diversity Club Meeting Discusses Hardy and Casterbridge
The Diversity Club met at Mrs. Fred Youngs home Friday afternoon for a regular session. Mrs. Foy Davis led the program with Fairey McCaughan detailing Hardy as a Local Color novelist and C. S. Jackson and George Poe analyzing Hardy's style. Mrs. John Curry led discussion on the novel's women as committee reports were given by members including John Curry J W Dixon Foy Davis Light Hoover and others.
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Casterbridge
John Curry
Mesdames
J. W. Dixon
Foy Davis
Light Hoover
C. S. Jackson
C. N. Kornegay
Roy Mack
John Q. McAdams
George Poe
L. T. Smith
Fred Young
W. D. Norwood
Ann Catherine Cooper
Mattie Cooke
Fairey McCaughan
Study of Mission Book Begun at WMS Meeting
The Methodist Woman's Society met Monday at 8 pm to begin the study "Racial Understanding" with first chapter by Mrs. Wm Stevens. Mrs Lula White opened with prayer, papers on Why We Study the Negro and Biography of the Author were read by Mrs J M Skages and Mrs W A Pace, and Mrs Stevens lectured.
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Wm. Stevens
Lula White
J. M. Skages
Stevens
W. A. Pace
Stevens Gaye
Chas. Chapman
E. Leeman
Ann
A. D. Lee
Ira Huss
Carter
Frank Williams
T. V. Jennings
M. L. Patterson
Bessie Taylor
Ella Ritch
W. W. Poe
Guy “Mullins
Walter’ White
Homer
Marshall
J. M. Skaggs
J. W., Sharbutt
Poor Citizen Sees Others’ Wages as His Own
A rugged remark portrays a man who would claim the earnings of another's labor, illustrating a critique of opportunistic poverty and social entitlement. The line underscores tensions over work, value, and rightful wages in a challenging economy.
History of Screw Worm Fly Control in United States
The screw worm pest has appeared in the United States since 1848 with identified cases dating to 1882. It inhabits the southern U S, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, and parts of South America. Early Texas ranchers grappled with infestations. initial treatments included calomel and other past methods now obsolete. The U S Department of Agriculture and Dr F C Bishopp led modern control methods through research with the Division of Insects Affecting Man and Animals, with further contributions from state entomologists and veterinarians.
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United States
Viets Kelley
Coleman
Mexico
Central America
West Indies
South America
Uruguay
Argentine
Texas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology and
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kansas
Georgia
Florida
San Antonio
Personal program teases etiquette talks and slam night
The evening program featured talks on personal appearance and social etiquette by Mary Evelyn Perkins Mary Maddox June Marshall and Mamie Dell Mapes The event included refreshments and honored guests such as Mary Maddox Ruby Nell Mosley Elbertine Robertson Lohma Hoover Jimmie Earl Rogers Nancy Pyburn Christine Brown Margaret Forbus Jo Davidson Eva Louroe and sponsors Loyle Kornegay Mildred Spill hosted by Mrs Carl Davis at her home for the Goal Diggers club.
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Mary
Evelyn Perkins
Mary Maddox
June
Marshall
Mamie
Dell ‘Mapes
Misses Mary Maddox
Ruby Nell Mosley
Elbertine
Robertson
Lohma
Hoover
June’ Marshall
Nancy Pyburn
Christine Brown
Margaret Forbus
Jimmie Earl Rogers
Mamie Dell Mapes
Carl Lesta Davis
Selma Chapmond
Jo Davidson
Eva Louroe
Loyle Kornegay
Mildred Spill
Davis
Carl Davis
Elbertine Robertson
Mary Evelyn Perkins
June Marshall
Lohma Hoover
Misses Loyle Kornegay
Auto Registrations Hit Quarter High in September Sales
In Runnels County 49 new autos and trucks were registered in September, bringing Q3 total to 149. Agencies listed include Ford King Eiland Ballinger Plymouth Sykes Bourne Pontiacs and Patrick Chevrolet among others. Sales by month were 53 in July 40 in August and 49 in September, compared with 106 in Q3 1985.
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México
Caskey
W. Dford
Beethoven
Jennie Y. Merrick Spill
Mex
United
States
Erip “van. Winkle
Nicaragua
Nicaran
West
Tom Keene
Marsha Hunt
Buster. Crabber
the Stooges
Roe Ae
York
Huffhines
Mee
WMS
Baptist Church
Mr. D. Co
the Winters State Bank
Runnels County Motor Vehicle Dealers
Fords
King & Eiland Motor Co
Ballinger
Kendrick Motor Co
Winters
Miles Motor Co
Miles
Patrick Chevrolet Co
Jones Chevrolet
Paint Rock Motor Co
Rock
Plymouths
Sykes Motor Co
Bourne Motor Co
Dodges Sykes Motor Co
Pontiacs
Barnett Auto Co
Buffon
Ste