The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 9, 1967 Page: 2 of 8
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County Agent's Report Hospital News
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the DUBLIN PROGRESS THIBS-. FEB 9, 1967
M*** fee HK.a Treaty*
O*. rf fee sust emKMai A • « t H is! tUay Be= Halsey c* D* ;x»
sae effxsent n-cas* / «.ctr:'. ifcaagfe they express taesr Ji£i»J7 -• '-^sansse 8
---2 r-igw«-*s a b? n»iir{ itt-zgi -sen m pr^Kuaa Febr-iaz* 1 , Tb? problem of dr, pastures symptoms you may lose money
use fnc tse trees dim*; tbar a -Lspes-tjoe Therefore.. M_ Aftert SuroM Pwil- u ka,.;a! t0” „ more severe due to production lose.
■tiK rs» ataOi a?4 ter.*v?- a. ways ^ JilSBarT » damased Feb- ~oW.~ Dunn* course work
AreYour Pastures Dry?
By Hudson, Henzies
rsary* 1
Bagworas s*k-n* to the
ier utpt&upfax* — caxzii and
Ixgirrfbei The male Seme po
p*;* izsd enter2* fries ‘-sen
tapered art art i^gs ast-a...<
,siring late Asgut The fe-
~aj» also stadergoes p>spa'_.i
swt being and wicg.fc-
ate :»ni.a muae &er tt.iett
«« ^ter laa*. Use feea.e . ^
approsanaaeiy eggs'
toe i>ag me naa occupy:
ail s^rraer. The ftaria tbes
tali *i toe ground and die The
mg f oat«r.mg the eggs rema_r s
m is* tree sstil to* foQemrp
Jotz Wesley Rodc.e ad
fitted Jarsary 31- dismissed
tebmrj 3
Mrs .Area Brows admitted
IS. expired February
:r and nxnigesBest
Eoetsme trarttes are oecss-
jary 2i the dairy opereaon be:
they *bc*ild be made vrtti car?.
.Ary tia.-.a- a the miifcreg roo-
tase sbcoM be dee* grad a a 1 !y ^r?
!•.* a *» i — -^r.i—• aaxuit Jar ..ary
vf coBaaoCmt Adequate b>i»as- 2
r{ mi protective shed* should
a-irays be ready a: tba* time of
care of the sad-
cbarges, because
they are sure to happen James E Hu^es admit-
Saided changes m the feed- ted January 31. dismissed Feb-
.rg program can be most cost- raary 1.
ly if the stage a about gone _ , . „ _ .. .
from a slj> or the haT from Frederick R. Baekham ad-
ca harp, it's a good Idea, to liBaMrf 30 d^jse<1 00
a’ Texas AiM University. we
have been assigned to observe
the activities of Richard B
Gary. County agricultural agent
of Erath County.
Mrs Fannie Bolinger admit-
ted January 16 namissed on
February 3
Vitamin A deficiency in the
early stages a characterized
by night blindness In Ute
stages the cattle become lea
alert and lose their appetites.
They may manifest other sym-
In making farm visits we ptoms such' as watering at the
have noticed the pasture ^ eyes, swelling at the Joints, ra-
tv j__. j pid breathing and stagg enng
livestock conditions The
pastures are causing the live- j ^
stock to Show symptoms of vita . visiting ranches we have
min A deficiency The vitamin]observed cattle showing vita-
A deficiency has been brought | \ deficiency, while other
rain-
cattle that are receiving some
if th. bags are destroyed, °*** a r>ew siio -or hay barn February 2
about due to the lack of
fall this fall and winter. This v,Umin A are in vig-
resulted in the lack of green s
grazing for livestock. The orous condition. Some of the
livestock depend upon these sources of vitamin A used by
and begin feeding from both so
green plants for
Six Junior High Band Students
Earn Chairs In All-Dist. Competition
The Wes! Central Tens
Band Director's Aaaoaitaon
■set Saturday February 4 a*
Eastland for them first annual
Junior H.gfc All Dtstrsc- Band
eoapetittoc
Students in grades « 7 and
? from 14 a**a Junior High
bands competed for seat* m the
All-Djtr.ct Band A total of
bandamer. were .nvoived mn
the tryou*i Directors of the
Dutnc*. who »er.ed a_s judge*
lor the a, day event cfaoM &4
of the top Junw High mai*-
highland
COMMUNITY
Bv Mrs Orval Fair
«r and Mr* Hardy Hazzard
attended the a an -a- Hu m b ! e
p*ry m Ung» ew January 28
Hardy u a retired employee of
the Humble f/.l Company He
returned home an i Mrs Haz-
rare spent a »eea srtth their
du.dren. Mr and Mrs Jam**
Arnokl and family m Tyler.
Mrs Wayne Th.ehaud helped
with the pane ace supper last
Friday night at the Dublin
lunchroom iefore the baskethall
games Tr«e supper •* as sponsor-
ed oy tt* Sophomore Class_
Marta Thienaud ar.d Wendell
Shackelford are rr^mratrs of
th“ class- V.trai from here
ate supper with them
Mr ar.d Mrs Wayne Th.e
baud and family and Lem
Tbiebaud ate Sunday dinner in
the home of Jean i mother Mrs
jfeU Weems m DuWin Joining
them were Mr and Mrs L.G
Vtirm* and family ar.d Mr and
Mrs 1/jyd Gray and R/<nnie,
j|v, Glenda Cooper of Winters
f>sn* i» spending a few days
*i?h her, mother
V.'avr.e Thiehaod made a buss-
n«w trip to Andrews or. Mon-
day
Mr and Mrs G E. Jones
moved from their farm into
Dublin last Wednesday Their
grandson, Carol Jones and
wife have bought theif farm
and have, or are moving onto
it soon We wish for both fam-
ilies many years of happiness
in their new homos
The Gf/A Neighbor Club will
m/-< • for a regular meeting or.
February 16 Mrs Hardy Haz-
ard and Mrs Phillip Keith
will be hostesses W ill try to
have more details next week
Rev and Mrs J D Martin
were Sunday dinner guests in
the home of Mr and Mrs
B W Mathis ar.d family,
Mr and Mrs Wayne Keith,
Robert, Iron Tim and Wanda
attended the Fort Worth Rodeo
and Fat S'ock Show ir. Fort
Worth last Saturday
Mrs Myrtle Bays of Stephen-
ville and Irene Brown visited
Thursday afternoon with their
daughter ar.d sister Mr Pearl
Keith and Mrs Jessie House
Edwin House and daughter,
Oler.e Ma'his drove to Un-
caster Friday to get hn sister,
Mrs Rhea Higginbotham Whar-
ton to visit with him ar.d his
wife for awhile. Visiting Sunday
With Mr and Mrs. Edwin House
and Rhea were- Julia Thiebaud
and Mr and Mrs Rovre Thie-
baud and family of Proctor.
Several others visited during
the week
■ Mrs, Julia Thiebaud return-
ed home with her son, Royce,
and family Sunday afternoon to
visit a few days
A few are ill in our com-
munity Teressa and Frank
Keith are both on the ailing
list. Mike and Susie Truesdale
also ire ill. We wish for til
a speedy recovery
We are happy to let the
of Ike Brum below know
that he is back at his home
doing fine and will not h*ve to j
return to Temple until April.
Mrs lows Blankenship and
daughter, Janie Lueaa,
periled their aow anf
Olan Blankenship, to Stephao-
man* for place* in the band.
The local Junior High Band,
dzreced by Carter Cook, was
well represented in the comp*- —
titioc Director Cook reported to
the Progrei* that in of ha stu-
dent* earned chain m the All-
District Bard Thoae front Dvih-
. r. were Skirtey ErAl fed Arm
Cathey f.utes, Ceimda Shaw
alto clannet. Jacqueline Mor-
gan French horn. Damon Ste-
phen baai horn ark Jimmy
Leather*cod, trombone
of the hand** performance
Prior to the concert, eacia
member of the All - District
-Band »as awarded a shoclder
patch to aigaify their achieve-
ment.
get accustomed
Mn, Ban Hostess
To Claif*tt* Club
Following as z'V-reoor-long
reheanai the All District Band
presented a free concert at the
f> itiand -High School A ad; ton
urn Band director* of the area
were unanimous in their pra.se
vilie on Monday
Marsha Kathy *nd Susie
Johnson spent Friday night
»vh their grandparents. Mr
and Mrs rjtu* Keith
Mr and Mrs
Mrs C E Barr was hostess
to the C_a:xette Home Demon-
stration Club member* Februa-
ry 3 at her home. Mrs. John-
son presiding, called meeting
to order Mrs. Loden off e r ed
praver and the group sang
For
:.. ufe cycle j Irokezn Ii net
*ne eggs hauh i**to tiny worms
»h • a begin feedug greedily . i
t*< * -mending .‘Uuge A Hik-
es case ti soon spun a tout the
Jeve.-.pmg iarrae wth the front
end being left open so that the
lravae may extend a potion of
its body from, the bag to craw,
about m search of foliage. aon
P-Jtctt cA bark and foliage art
soon attached to the case fur
re - enforcement and camou-iT* txm “ '■'fern decs-
r %., cons are being made about op-
erations of the dairy.
These destructive pests pre- —--—
£er evergreens, bat often attack]
deodaoos shrub* and trees |
.Aside from destroying the over-
wintering stage ithe eggs ini
their silken bags; they cam be
controlled with ♦trveral insect,
tides if applications are mad?
the cow* will
to the new
comes their total supply
Drastic changes in the con-
centrate mixture should also
be avoided
The cow is a great creature
of habit, and probably a lot
sensittve than we give
her credit for being K b al-
ways a very good idea to keep
w « Jjzue A Turney »d-; which is the major source of
mitted January 23. dismissed j vitamin A. If you are not sup-
Febrsiry 3. * I plying your livestock with
: green forage, you should sup-
J. Elder Tackett admitted pjy vitamin A in your feed ra-
February 1. dismissed Feb. 2. ■ ^jon to keep your livestock in
, , . _ good vigorous condition. If you
i !“»!■>■»» •>*" >»'>' •taw ““
caro tene, ] rancher* are hay with green col-
or, particularly alfalfa; or com-
mercially mixed feeds contain-
ing vitamin A. Also vitamin A
is available in concentrate form
which may be obtained from
the local veterinarians. More
Information can be receiv e d
from feed dealers and county
agents.
Huffman admit-!
4, dismissed on
SHORT STORIES
Gck B.e*a Amerra r*r ^ ^ UrT4e ire quite
recreation the hostess gave a a* soon as the ianae
;contest^on M[favorite sav^gs ^ they are
Mrs Goiightly gave most__.______i
correct ar.rwen Mr*. Sterling
*»3 lucky iady Roll call was
Far Gone
Physician: "Now. see here
«h. Youll just have to cot
Mrs Fred
ted February
February 7. '
Mrs Earl Wright of Steph-
enviiie admitted January 27, i
dismissed February 7.
Admitted for Surgery:
Rev B F. Jones admitted
and dismissed February 1.
Mrs Henry H Aark of Ste-
p ben ville admitted January 30)
dismissed February 1
aruwered with "an old weath-
er prediction" Mrs Sterling
gave the secretary and trea-
surers report
} The program "Food Corner
Thurston vation" was given by Mrs Go-
House »nf family, Mr and
Mrs Johnnie Wiboh and Judy.
Mr and Mn Wayne Thiebaiad
and family Mr and Mr* S E.
Keith and family. Mr and Mr*
A syne Keith and family, pa.
trrcia Thiebaud. Is Juan Fair
J.rr.'mv ark Paul Fair attended
-he h.gh school basketball game
■ r frublin Tuesday and Friday
right Some of them also at
tended the Jr High games
lightly Cards were signed for
Mrs Self and Mr* Edwards
The hostess served a refresh-
ment plate to Moves. Frank
Johnson Chance Sterling, Hub
.Alexander R B McClure John
Goiightly. Arthur Auvermann,
George Lo-ier. and John, W.liis
The rn-xt meeting will be Feb
nary ,24, when Mr* Goiightly
will be hostess at her home
extremely hard to kill and
heavy infestations will remove
the foliage and bark from a!’
or parts of a tree or shrub; *t
times resulting in the death of
the plant.
Additional information on the
control of this insect may be
obtained front L-199 Texas
Guide for Controlling Insect* r.
1 Ornamental Plants. Available
at your County Agricultural
•- grr.U* fficc
Cows Creatures of Habit
Not too many if us like a
sudden change in the weather
or in the routine we have es-
tablished over a period of time
We often get pretty gumpv and
rrouchy when we are suddenly
tr-, -ed into an ent.ep different
down on your intake of alcohoi
or else you wont have a red Pamela Jo Lane
corpuscle left You know what admitted February
a red corpuscle is doct you’ e<* February 6
Tipjy patient: “I think itsh a
Russian non - commissioned oe-
s^er
of Gustine
3, disuuss-
Aditted for Accident:
Miss Jannet Fuller of G«r-1
dan admitted February 5 dis-
missed February 6,
LET US
FILL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS
SERVICE AUTO SUPPLY
105 S. Patrick
445-3188
Would You Believe
THAT — it could go 6 months without raining?
THAT — most of lost years' hoy has been fed?
THAT — the average is arrived at by considering the ex-
tremes?
THAT — ooerating on the average is risky business?
THAT — Flexibility could be the answer to a lot of pro-
blems?
A posture left ungrazed during spring and summer,
a good supply of stored hay and livestock that can
be marketed readily — lend flexibility to stock-
farming and ranching.
Hay in the bale and grass on the pasture are good insurance against pro-
longed dry periods.
Dublin National Bank
FJDUC. — Dubfta, Tarns
Texans
areina
happy state:
Ford Country,
■
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Ford Dealers have renamed the territory ford Country
-where the driving is easy Quiet, too-in the even
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Great options: 425-hp V-8. New automatic/manual
SelectShift A new class of luxury car, LTD. A front
seat that splits into two adjustable easy chairs. >
•67 Ford XL Hardtop.
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