The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 25, 1965 Page: 4 of 10
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Early Pruning A Risky Project:
Wf RtateN B. Gar*. CU |
Resist urge to prune tram
ami rimita tit the icantrn urtti<
you're nrtoliwly core all dan- '
0pr of severe treetr ts pact
Of ten the impute to to dan
prwtiws rate bushes and otter
dhruhe with the fire* thirl
ckevr wvGtter In January atoi .
February In most area* of Trx j
as there is *1111 danger of ftvcsr
damage to tender . growth tu
late a» m«f March *
______Winn amidst’ u> Janttajl
frequently forces the terminal
buds to begin growing If this i
growth at rrtrwved by earl) j
pruning, the lateral buds begm {
to grow during the next warm j
sjieli and* late cuktorvtp max j
cause serious damage to these
buds
The futowing are the only |
justifications hr pruning plants j
to remove dead or dbnued |
winners w* to te hi the dte
me* CUMteMt offices by April
& District Judging is to te com*
ptoted and record* cm retag
these winners must reach the
state office by' May 3.
((•Htiiowd na Pace Si
nm in march
Ttoy H*1UkU> Srrries* were
teuUn PuMwr tea wrvwd a* «*#*•**«* the Rev Jewell
teSSteud leader and sub ******
Ject matter teder in dairy** ** dCCTUill^Burtal *m te the
for • Dumber of year* and as , ,w‘ ’ „
and la mini* dnky entile W" **" l«,Nh in
nkt* w» ™a nar dm ^ ra«“
omtraikxt teams, lie tec *rork ^ T ^ r,n*rt Burt<*5
*d with 4-H the test five ymra , fTl
to this county , lie tow. served w«» Hritaday tt** (,w1 *' * 00
sa pstefcnt of the fit Adtthfagl^k^,|'t;ia>- mnrnuigr Fate
Umdm Association And «s«t l "»*> 20 •" “» *>*P»al «»
ed club membera grooming and h™,n M'****. » >'*»« M*"*
exhibiting their dairy animals j Survivor* include two broth
at dairy stows throughout the l p!""- A » HolUxtxy of Fort
state of Texas | Worth and B I> Hal today of
Dma* and Larry, spent the
weekend tn Abilene where they
visited Rodney Gerhart, who >
attending srtaol there, ‘and Mr
and Mfa R- W Grydtr
-
Rodney returned home with
•to m to spend the holiday Moo-
Men after that two Erath
(tarty Hi Adult benders have
been chosen to attend Adult
mi at DuhRa wUi attend the
r Ml Lenders Forum in
In. on March »«hii. and
tiu rtiMwr of gtephewv ilie.
raprewnt the District at the
tonal 4-H Leader* Forum in
htogten to be held April 5
Pispwi Want Ad» Get Result* | day-.
or mechanical injury; to toil
ance the top with the root sys- j
tem wto-n transplanting, to de- |
velop and maintain a desired ;
shape or size; to rejuvenate old- j
er plants; or to improve or in- j
crease flowers and fruit.
Flowering trees and shrubs j
whidi bloom early in spring, |
such w» f lowering quince, spira I
ea, forsythia. lilac, and redbud,
should not be pruned until after
flowering.
Trees ami shrubs which flow- ;
er from early summer through j
the fall months such as Crepe- |
myrtle, hybrid tea roses, and J
shrub althea, usually produce!
their flowin' bud on new wood.
They should be pruned in late
winter or early spring a'fter the
danger of frost is over and
when new growth begins.
Complete information and il- j
lustrations on pinning trees and i
shrubs can be obtained from ]
your local county agent's office j
by requesting B-977, "Modem j
Prunning Methods."
Community Improvement En-
try List A Record: The official
entry-list for the 1964-05 Texas
Community Improvement Pro-
provement Program is now
complete and stands at a record
264 entries, reports Reagan
Brown, Extension sociologist at
Texas A&M University-
Deadline dates for getting in
reports and judging schedules
have also been set winch will
terminate in May with t h e
naming of Texas' most outstand-
ing community under the state-
wide program.
Brown said that all county
judging tours are to be com-
( ARI) or THANKS
We would like to express our
deep appreciation for the many
expressions of sympathy extend-
ed to u* after the loss of our
brother and uncle For the food,
flowers and kind words of sym-
pathy we thank you
We extend a special thanks to
Page Harrell and his staff, the
singers and Rev, Jewell Whisen-
ant for their fine services that
are so deeply appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Halladay
Mr. and Mrs B. D Halladay
Mr and Mrs- Perry White
head.
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Jordan
The Nieces and Nephews
STEPHENVHJ.F. — Nelson and Neal, intenMlbmaltv auviainwd
ili»>qiliuiiNt. will be presented in concert here Tnenday night.
Mn h t, by lie Cl\1c Se.-*c* at Tarh-ton State College. The Aim
trwlina Am«- lean iwtt-p «i»o team wHf plav, <m omiert grand
pltnuti 11 MiipahitlooR by Mendebw>olii», Brahnwl and Haydn-
The event will lake p'ace at 8 p.m. Tacaday in the Main Audi-
torium at Tarleton Stale. TVkeU may to* purateied at the
door fi*r Vi for adults, $150 for high seto.Mil students, and grad*>
M'tovd students, SI.
Watch and Jewelry Repair Guaranteed
vVeuklv Newsleuer From
The Salmon Starlites of lfico
rappixi the Long Hotel 44) in
Ladies Twilight league bowling
Monday night to hold a one
point lead in team standings.
The Bluf Dale Chore Girls
downed Pat s Team 3-1, Tojas
Bowl blanked the Dublin Pill
Rollers 4-0, Warnock’s scored
over the Hico Hi Los 3-1, with
Foggy's Five downing Hender-
son's Super Market of Dublin
44) Tejas hit an 852 high game
with a 2362 series. Rosie Har-
well topped the individual scor-
ing with a 222-566, Jackie Bums
rolled a 199 game with Verlyn
Wamock notching a 543 series.
In men's Tri City play Sum-
mers Mattress Company drop-
ped a 1-3 decision but held on
to a three point lead in team
standings. Shell Oil of Dublin
clipped Summers. The Alley
Kats scored a 44) win over the
college Alley Gators, the Red
Skins downed the Tarleton Four
Efforts 3-1, the De I/-on Four
Deuces nicked the Four Splits
44), with Herman's Cleaners of
Dublin picking Boen & Brown-
lee of De I Asm 3-1. The De Leon
Four Deuces lacked a 781 game
with a 2101 series. Gary Dutton
hit a 233 high game with a 562
series Jimmy Hornbeck knock-
ed at the magic 600 with a 224-
599 Bob Ryan posted a 206-517
with Don Christopher getting a
208-511 Jack Hale turned in a
202 game.
TEAM STANDINGS
Ladies Twilight: Salmon's, 18-
6; Tejas, 17-7; Foggy's Five,
17-7; Long Hotel, 14-10; Hender-
son's. 13-11; Warnock’s, 13-7;
Chore Girls, 10-10; Pat’s Team,
6-18; Hi Los 5-19; Pill Rollers,
3-21. Wamock's and the Chore
Girls have a make up game.
Tri City; Summers, 18-6; Te-
j jas Red Skins, 15-9; Boen &
j Brownlee 15-9; Herman s 13-
| 11: Alley Kats, 13-11; Shell Oil,
I 13-11; Alley Gato.rs, 12-12; Four
Deuces, 12-12; Four Efforts, 12-
12; Four Splits, 3-21.
NEEDS
YOUR AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE AUTO SUPPLY
105 S Patrick
GI 5-3188
This past weekend, the three
little Parnells and I went to
San Angelo to see an ailing
mother (and grandmother),
Mrs Cap Stone, who was suf-
fering from a combination mod-
em day disease known as fa-
tigue and frayed nerves. Upon
departure time from the ranch,
I noticed the children had help
ed me load the car with what
tliey considered most necessary
items, i.e. five dolls complete
with wardrobe, a small train,
toy truck, one large brown ted-
dy bear, a frontier gun set and
a toy drum set, which left very
little room for non-essentials as
suitcases, toothbrushes, a jug of
decongestant medicine, baby as-
pirin and clothes. Finally, after
a somewhat lengthy family
conference, and much negotia-
tion. we compromised, which
still left us one brown teddy
bear, two dolls with ensembles
and one snare drum with sticks
Relative to the last item, I, in
my most diplomatic manner,
pointed out to our little drum-
mer boy that "MeMama" Stone
must have a quiet, restful week-
end, void of any exciting musi-
cal concerts whidi he was pre-
pared to offer her.
In attempting to have a well
organized and orderly trip and
taking full advantage of un-
fortunate past experiences, and
in view of the fact that children
have to eat on trips, I chose a
wholesome variety of fruits and
very plain type cookies; thus,
avoiding smeary variety cookies
and soda pops which invariably
spill, and almost with excep
tion, the contents thereof land
on mother. And aside from a
few minor traffic violations
committed by a somewhat pre-
occupied mother, unceasing con
versation from three little motor-
mouth children, five orange
peeling bullets that hit their
mark with incredible accuracy
(the back of my head!), and a
slightly damaged makeup kit
caused from the pounding it
Farmers
Water
Well Drilling
FFA Week
Doc McMiUan
WO 5-6115
Park and Shop Out of the weather at
Stephenville, Texas
Star Route
Freeman's Drive-In Grocery
4 N. Patrick Ph. GI 5-3202
We Give S&H Green Stamps
visit their unde, Bill H a m-
monds.
Mrs- C. R- Proctor visited
with her son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Digger Proctor and
sons, Jay and Rob at Zapata
this pist weekend. Mrs. Digger
(Dana Ruth) Proctor, together
with her sons, returned home
with her mother-in-law, and will
enjoy a week's visit with . her
parents, Mr. and Mrs- Blake
Morrison, the Proctors and their
many , other relatives. Digger
plans on being here this Friday
for.,the exciting Lingleville bas-
ketball game when they will
play for the coveted regional
title at Tarleton Gym. We are
all very proud of our Lingleville
teams and wish for them an-
other well earned victory. The
Proctors plan to return to Zapa-
ta on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Webb vis-
ited with fhe Parnell family on
Friday, and Saturday Mr Webb
and Roy went to Louisville to
get one of our quarter horses
that has been in training there
Leon Christian of Fort Worth
visited his parents, Mr and
Mrs. Warren Christian, over the
weekend.
BiH Volkmann of Menard was
a recent visitor with the Roy
Parnells, and took bade to his
ranch our Mexican amigo, Jesse
Sanchez, whom we had a 11
grown very fond of. During
Jesse’s visit, Roy had become
quite an expert linguist. Now,
he knows two Spanish sentences
perfectly, “No sabe" and "Has-
ta manana "
Flash! One of our favorite
quarter mares has just foaled
a very beautiful, though wob-
biey, sorrel colt and since its
■ire is our very own “Leo
Pride,” it naturally makes this
partievtar foal extra special.
Y ALL COME!
COMES
IN
MODELS!
Mustang Hardtop
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mote had
as their visitors Sunday their
(laughters, Mr. and Mrs Thur-
man Walker, Ace and Teresa of
Fort Worth; Mr. and Mrs. Lar-
ry Walker and son, Russell of
Green Creek and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Traweek Donna and Bren-
da from Highland.
Mustang Fastback
THE FUTURE
FARMERS OF
AMERICA ARE
KH0CKIH6 FOR
OPPORTUNITY
We are backing them in all their
endeavors as thly search for the
answers to today's problems. This
is their week — February 20 to 27
Congratulations!
Rural highway needs remain
• vital concern among highway
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Turney, Frances. The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 25, 1965, newspaper, February 25, 1965; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth539779/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.