Community Notes From Wingate Area Abilene Fair Results
Abilene fair shows Pat Pritchard placed third to sixth in hog judging while Kenneth Adams earned third and fourth on his hogs. Rube Gunn remains in Winters hospital improving. Mr. Gunn and Dave visit. Mrs. Vester Parrish is seriously ill in Winters hospital after transfer from Hendrick. Others visited, traveled, or were noted, including O Donnell and Merkel residents, high school pupils, and local hospital patients as cotton harvest begins.
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Pat Pritchard
Kenneth Adams
Ray Adams
Rube Gunn
Rube
Homer Fay
Pat Pritchards
Raymond Cowaris
Dooleys
Gene Wheat
Jack Hall
Odessa
Betty Thomas
Odessa High School
Dot
Very
Rube Minor
Lee Miles
Eugene
Kay Rodgers
Outdoor gear obsessions collide with frugal living
The narrator extols the flood of outdoor sporting goods from lures to tents, notes a wife’s warnings about spending, and reveals a pact with Dan the merchant to refill stock at the lakehouse. He praises preparedness for fall fishing and shares a spare gear habit after a near-miss with a missing item. The piece closes with casual social notes about Billy Lynn Little and Brownfield visitors.
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Dan
Lake Texoma
Returned home Mrs Williams convalesces after surgery
Mrs. D. W. Williams, previously a surgical patient in a Balinger hospital, returned home Monday and is convalescing nicely.
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D. W. Williams
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