The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 92, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 14, 1988 Page: 3 of 16
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Leila Wolfe, daughter honored
Leila Wolfe and daughter
Kristina Marie were honored
with a baby shower Sunday.
The shower was held at the
home of Betty Roberson, 203 SW
22nd St.
Table decorations included a
centerpiece that was an ivy filled
train, a motif that was repeated
on the cake and primary colors
used to decorate the table.
Refreshments were punch,
cake, nuts and coffee.
Special guests included the
maternal grandmother, Lola
Rixon, the child’s aunt, Sara
Rixon, paternal grandmother
Wolfe ftnd ^refl
grandmother, Eunice Hardin.
A total of 35 guests attended
the event.
Hostesses presented the
honoree with a high chair as their
gift.
Hostesses included Eula Jean
McConal, Pat Aryain, Brenda
Smith, Nina Worthington, Betty
Roberson, Neweta Loyd and Kay
Robinson.
Music club holds meeting
The Seminole Music Club held
its annual Federation Day
Saturday at the Women’s Club
Building.
Carla Johnson, District II
president of the Texas
Federation of ‘Music Clubs of
Lubbock, spoke to the group and
explained the workings of the
organization to new members as
it relates to the state, district and
local clubs.
Lisa Wright, president of the
local club, presented the
orientation, while Brenda
Barrett, second vice president of
the group, outlined the course of
study for the new year.
The Saturday program was
entitled, "The infinite Variety of
Music” and was co-ordinated by
Betty Roberson.
‘‘I Hate Music,” accompanied
by Shilloy Carman; Brenda
Barrett, who performed ‘‘He set
My Life to Music,” accompanied
by Ava Nelson; a vocal trio
composed of Betty Roberson,
Pat Anderson and Mary Chester,
that sang “I Write The Songs,”
accompanied by Denise Shirley;
and Lydia Briseno, a guest
soloist, who performed ‘‘The
Greatest Love Of All,”
accompanied by Jean Moffatt.
In addition to Mmes. Wright
and Barrett, other officers
include. Anne Sims, first vice
president; Pat Anderson,
secretary; Denise Shirley,
treasurer; and Jean Moffatt,
woman’s club representative.
Baby shower
Leila Wolfe and daughter, Kristina Marie, were honored with a baby
shower Sunday afternoon in the home of Betty Roberson. From left
are: Verda Wolfe, paternal grandmother of the child; Sara Rixon,
aunt of the child; the honorees; Eunice Harding, maternal great-
grandmother of the child; and Lola Rixon, maternal grandmother of
the child. (Sentinel Photo)
COTTON TALKS
fvaiai'; cotton mommi ti**
Musical presentations were by
Mary Lynn Thompson, who sang,
Most of the 100 million
meteors that enter the
Earth's atmosphere each
day burn up and filter down
to Earth as dust. The total
weight of this dust that
falls in one year is esti-
mated to be four million
tons
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc.,
Lubbock, recommends that
USD A for 1989 double this year’s
acreage reduction requirement,
from 12.5 per cent to 25 per cent,
and offer a paid land diversion
program to reduce production
even more.
These and other
recommendations on 1989 cotton
program provisions were crafted
Sept. 7 in a three-hour meeting of
PCG’s 11-member executive
committee. The paid diversion
program, expected to
compensate growers at about 35
cents per pound, according to
PCG should allow each
individual producer to choose a
diversion rate anywhere between
zero and 20 per cent of base
acres. That feature, as opposed
to a fixed percentage rate, would
give producers the needed
flexibility for more efficient
operations, committee members
pointed out.
The committee’s decision to
call for a larger acreage
reduction came after studying
projected supply-demand figures
showing prospects for an 8.9
million-bale carryover at the end
of the current marketing year.
That compares to the program
objective of a 4 million-bale
carryover.
Also suggested by PCG for 1989
is (1) continuation of producer
option payments, (2) no change
in 1988 haying and grazing
regulations for conservation use
and cropland reserve acres, (3)
advance deficiency and
diversion payments made to the
legal maximum in generic
certificates, (4) seed cotton
loans, (5) blanket authorization
for producers to switch up to 10
per cent of acreage bases
between crops and (6) continued
yse of\the ‘‘Plan B” marketing
loan procedure as the means to
make U.S. cotton competitive in
world markets.
On the issue of “limited” cross
compliance, which for the past
two years has prohibited
producers participating in any
crop program from planting
more than the acreage base of
any other crop on a given farm,
PCG ties tis recommendation to
the requested acreage base
transfer authorization. Unless
acreage transfers are permitted,
the organization says, there
should be no cross compliance
restrictions in 1989.
PCG chooses the Plan B
marketing loan option primarily
to avoid the need for first handler
certificates under the
alternative, Plan A. Plan B
allows cotton to be redeemed
from the loan at a fluctuating
rate equal to each week’s
adjusted world price. Plan A
would set the loan redemption
rate at a fixed price between 80
per cent and 100 per cent of loan
price and require commodity
certificates to first handlers to
make up the difference between
that level and the adjusted world
price.
FALL FASHION
Sale prices effective through
Saturday, Sapt. 17, 1988
ANTHONY!
^fee
10% to 40% Off
Soft Fleecewear
for the Family ,
3.97
Each
Girls' 4-6x, Boys' 4-7
Reg. 5.99 Each
Girls' 7-14,
Boys' 8-20, Reg. 6.99
4.97
Juniors' S,M,L,-
Reg. 7.99...........
^.97
Famous maker fleecewear for the family
is made from easy care blends and comes
in your choice of bright solid colors. The
pullover top has crewneck styling and
long sleeves. The pull-on pant has full
elastic waistband and elastic at the ankles.
Men's fleece is heavyweight blend of
polyester-cotton.
MEN'S
New from Levi's®
Hi-Twist Fashion
Denim Jeans...........29.9/
Reg. $38. 100% heavyweight cotton denim
with button-fly. Hi-twist indigo blue for
men’s sizes 28-38.
Haggar® Wool Blend
SportCoats........ 59.97
Everyday Low Price, $/0. Polyester-wool
blend. Fully lined, two inside pockets and
leather-look buttons. Assorted herringbones
and tic weaves. Sizes 36-46
HOME
Rest Easy With Savings
on Soft Bed Pillows t
"Debut".............2 for ^11
Std., Reg. 6.99. Polyester-cotton ticking with
100% polyester fiberfill. In blue.
Queen, Reg. 8.99 ............. 2 for H4
King, Reg. 10.99............... 2 for *18
"Signature" 2 for ^9
Reg. 5.99. Choose standard, queen or king
sizes ... all at one low price. Non-allergenic.
Polyester-cotton ticking with 100% polyester
fill. White.
"Suzanne"...............2.97
Reg. 3.99. Made with an 80% polyester-20%
cotton ticking and polyester fill Ticking
comes in beige or blue.
109 E. Ave. A Seminole, TX
Men's S,M,L,XL,
Reg. 11.99.....
9.97
WOMEN'S
Career Blouses, Skirts
& Cardigan Sweater
Your Choice ........ 19.9/
Blouses......................Reg. 32.00
Pleat Skirt ...................Reg. 29.99
Slim Skirt....................Reg. 24.99
Sweater.....................Reg. 29.99
Lorraine® Sleepwear
19.97
for Women
Gown, Reg. 24.99
Robe, Reg. $36 ................... 29.97
Pajama, Reg. $34 ................. 29.97
Short Gown, Reg. 17.99...........12.97
Short Robe, Reg. 27.99 ............ 19.97
Ballerina Gown, Reg. 24.99 .. .*...... 19.97
Women's Briefs by
Lorraine® rnrr
Buy 2, Get 3rd ........■ Ktt
Reg. $3 Pair. In blush or white. Sizes 4-7.
Sizes 8-10.................Reg. 3.25 Pair
758-9879
Women's Vinyl
Handbags...............0.-7/
Reg. 9.99. Made from soft vinyl in assorted
styles including flap over, shoulder and
hobo. Assorted fall fashion colors. Styles
may vary by store.
Antino's® Fashion
Pump.................... 9.9/
Reg. 14.99. Soft polyurethane upper in
your choice of black, red, navy, brown or
gray. Women’s sizes 5Vi-10.
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The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 92, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 14, 1988, newspaper, September 14, 1988; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth636026/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gaines County Library.