North Dakota Spends 1.5 Million on Fox Bounties
North Dakota has disbursed about 1.5 million dollars for fox bounties over the past 15 years. Officials note current fox numbers are at a historic high, with more fox present than at any prior time.
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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1968
Page
2
North Dakota has disbursed about 1.5 million dollars for fox bounties over the past 15 years. Officials note current fox numbers are at a historic high, with more fox present than at any prior time.
The Mary Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church met at Betty Cowlishaw's home Tuesday night for their monthly gathering. New member Mildred De Berry was welcomed. Patsy Rogers installed officers including Barbara Buchanan as president and Doyle Newcomb as teacher.
The Sub Deb Club met Monday evening at Mr and Mrs Glenn Hoppe home with Gwen Hoppe as hostess. President Cindy Pinkerton led, Jean Mostad read secretary report, and plans were made for Saturday night project and Friday football dance with Dark Lights as musicians.
Friendship Church held a salad supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Blackwood Tuesday evening to install the new year officers. Mrs. Seymore led the service with the Bells theme and each officer received a bell. Mrs. Carroll Tatum teaches the class. officers include Mrs. Jim Shook president, Mrs. Bobby Blackwood vice president, Mrs. Jimmy Seals secretary treasurer and benevolence, Mrs. Jeryl Priddy reporter, group captains Darrell Compton and Lynn Billups, with prayers by Mrs. Seymore.
Mrs W D Frost 87 a Ballinger resident died Sunday at 3 40 p m in Santa Anna Hospital Funeral was held 3 30 p m Tuesday at Johnsons Funeral Chapel San Angelo with Rev Taylor Henley officiating Burial was in Lawnhaven Memorial Gardens Survivors include five daughters Mrs Blanche McKee Mrs Golda Jean Honen Mrs Maybelle Horman Mrs Fairy Clanton and Mrs Marvel Henslee a son Avery Frost of Ballinger and several grandchildren great grandchildren Another son Beryl Frost of Dallas died in 1965
Mrs Seymore and Mrs Blackwood received gifts from the class at a salad supper event. Afterward secret pal gifts were exchanged. Attending were Mmes Tommy Seymore Billy Hicks Jim Shook Darrell Compton Lynn Billups Jimmy Seals Bobby Blackwood Jimmy Holden and Carroll Tatom.
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