The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 52, No. 24, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 15, 1961 Page: 4
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Thrip Damage
Is Reported
Blowing sand wind hail seedling
dscasc and thrips have caused extensive
damage to young cotton in
the West Texas area report extension
service personnel Billy C Gun
tcr Extension Area Agronomist
slates For maximum cotton yields
heathy seedlings are essential Seed
Ings stunted by wind sand hall
d lease and insects require days and
evtn weeks to recover taking valuable
time from our short growing
siison
Thrips populations increased rapid
1 a many cotton plantings during
t c past week reports John G T
Tvmas Extension Area Entomolo
j Little can be done to prevent
JjTuge by wind sand hall and
t c np diseases for this reason
k i c thrips injury should by pre
co or reduced as much as poss
> > > to allow rapid healthy growth
c i ng cotton Thomas added
Hard rains will normally reduce
ps populations but careful field
on is necessary to determine
n imbcr of thrips hatching in lie
i i tial groirth following these rains
ai rding to Bill Rodgers Swish r
t a Agent Thrips control when
nt < d will mean continued rapid
J h and maturity of cotton nec
r o produce maximum yields
s shcr County Rodgers added
P < rs also stated that May cot
si > erely injured by thrips is
surpassed by June planttngsi
k is n the advantage of early
i Cotton should be checked
i i every three to five days
1 J > rminr if thnps are present in
ient numbers to need control
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Cotton Insect
Meet Friday
At Lubbock
A cotton Insect Control meeting
will be held Friday at the Plains
CoOp oil mill in Lubbock from 930
am to 300 pm according to Bill
Rodgers county agent
It Is hoped that as many cotton
producers ginners insecticide dealers
and others interested in cotton
Insect control in Swisher County wil
attend this meeting said Rodgers
The morning session will be devoted
to outlining the current policies
entomology program cotton insect
control research and cotton insect
guides as provided by the Texas Agricultural
Extension Service The
afternoon session will be made up of
a panel discussion including a farm
er ginner insecticide dealer and
county agricultural agent which will
be followed by audience participationHail Insurance
For Cotton
Discussed
Can I afford to insure my cotton
crop against hail damage
This is one of the big problems
facing producers of cotton in Swisher
County according to County Ag
ricultural Agent Bill Rodgers There
s no one answer to this question
says Rodgers Each individual producer
must make his own decision
He said
Lets look at some of the factors
that should be considered in deciding
whether or not to insure One of
the big questions to be answered is
how much can I afford to lose if I
am hit by hail and did not insure
Closely aligned with this question is
how much can I spend on insurance
What arc my chances of getting a
hail on my crop is another factor to
consider These items plus others
affect insurance decisions
Examing these factors more
closely the amount that can be lost
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JUNE 1921
Services Begin at 730
Each Night
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i Diiector Ftnw Baptist Church Kraaa and wfll ben
Hl by the youth of the Firat Baptist Church Tulia
baptist Church Kress and the Plrat Methodist
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DONT MISS THIS FELLOWSHIP
FOLLOWING EACH SERVICE
Nazareth News
Sister Gcnerase of St Josephs
Parish Amarillo spent a few days
in the home of her parents Mr and
Mrs Frank Huseman before returning
to the convent at Fort Smith
ArkMr
Mr and Mrs John Stork and Mr
and Mrs Bill Hill of Hart enjoyed
the weekend at Conchas Dam fishing
and boating
Mrs Florence Albracht president
of the Plainview deanery for Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women attended
board meeting in Lubbock
Saturday
Mrs Tom Acker was honoree of a
pink and blue shower given in the
home of Mrs Alvin Kleman Guests
present were Madams Odelia Schul
te Max Acker Ida Birkenfcld Eileen
Gerber Myrtle White Anna
Schulte Rose Hindman Evelyn Ball
Fonsa Huseman Catharine Huse
man Bernice Hoelting Joan Backus
Louise Acker those sending nifts
were Madam Viola Pohlmeier Pau
lne Dea Dorothy Pohlmeier Ade
1 ne Pohlmeier Grace Kotra and
Katie Acker Host for the party fe
Mrs Dorthry Kleman Mrs Beatrice
Hoelting Mrs Ethel Schmucker and
Miss Judy Schulte
Tom Phien of Conception Missouri
is spending the week with Mr and
Mrs Flornce Albracht
Sister M Zena sister M Theopnol
la and Sister M Gertrude of Wichita
Kansas and their brother Tony Bju
man of Shawnee Okla and Mrs
Frank Bauman of Hart spent Tuesday
in the home of Mr and Mrs
Tom Annen
Wednesday evening at the regular
meeting of the Catholic Daughter of
America Mrs August Kitten District
Deputy of Slaton installed the
new officers for the coming year
Mrs James Wilhelm volunteered tc
be chairman of the committee lor
aid to the missions
Elmer Albracht who has been at
tending the Seminary in Conception
Missouri is spending the summer
with his parents Mr and Mrs Flor
ence Albracht
Mrs Tom Annen spent Friday in
he home of her sister Mrs Frank
Bauman She also visited with the
nuns who are spending there vacation
with the Baumans The sisters
are members of the Most Precious
Blood Convent
Mr and Mrs Raymond Annen
and Claude spent Monday night in
Amarillo Tuesday they were present
to help their grandson Raymond Mc
Lean celebrate his sixth birthday at
the home of his parents Mr and Mrs
Gus McLean Others present were
Mr and Mrs Gene Hubbard and
daughter Maha and Miss fiaye An
nenMrs
Mrs Dean Kleman honored her
husband with a birthday dinner and
along with the probability of danuge
must be decided upon by the individual
producer If 25 50 or 75 loss
is incurred how much will this affect
total net farm income How
will this affect the farm plan in the
future
On deciding upon how much to
spend how much is invested in the
crop up to harvest time is a good
guide line to use Production coss
vary with each farm Using a pencil
to determne these costs could aid in
making this decision and could prove
wise use of time Such items as seed
water and fertilizer costs labor and
machinery costs should be included
Remember the decision you
make must be based on all facts
oertaimng to your sttuaton A successful
and prosperous farmer will
normally make money bused on
sound economic decisins
THE TULIA Swlihtr County HERALD
Church Chuckles by CARTWRIGHT
What time Is the next performance
social evening on Sunday friends
and relatives present were Mrs Josephine
Ball Urban Ball Mr and
Mrs Vernon Braddock Mr and
Mrs Jim Ball Mr and Mrs Alp
hause Kleman Mr and Mrs Ed
Ransackers Mr and Mrs Cecil
Hoelting Mr and Mrs Walter Kle
man Mr and Mrs Frances Gerber
Fred Ball and Miss Evers of Urn
barger
Pat Braddock and Leonard Warren
of U S Army who have been stationed
at Ft Hood are spending there
two weeks with relatives before reporting
to Aberdeen Maryland
Sunday dinner guests in the home
of Mr and Mrs Tom Annen were
Mr and Mrs August Huseman Mr
aici Mrs Raymond Annen Claude
Harold Vcnhaus Mrs Gene Hubbard
and M lia of Amarillo Mrs Ruth
Ann Franklin of Albuquerque and
Mr and Mrs Frank Annon of HerefordVigo Park News
Visiting in the Earl Malone home
from Tuesday until Saturday were
her sister Mrs Bertie Bridge and
a niece Mrs D C Gillaspie of San
Antonio All of them had dinner 3n
Amarillo Thursday
Mrs O W Gardner received word
that her sister Merles little five
year old son was struck by a car
while riding his tricycle One eye
was knocked out but the doctors
were able to put it back in place
and have hopes of the child regalrv
ins bis eye sight
Sixtythree were present in the
Community Church Sunday Rev RoJ
land Moores sermon was especially
for the children since Sunday was
the last day of Bible School The
children had complete charge of the
Sunday School hour Sunday evening
36 children received certificates and
a large crowd enjoyed a display of
their work done in Bble School under
the able direction of Mrs John
Culwell her staff of teachers Mrs
Derrel Musick Mrs O W Gardner
and Mrs Dallas Culwell Iunlor
Class Mrs Lonnie Payne and Mrs
John Culwell Primary Class Mrs
Carroll Wayne Wright and Mrs Lar
ry Dickey Beginners Class Ann
Richardson Cheryl Culwell and Mer
la Sue Gardner were in charge of
recreation and assisted with classes
Mrs Dayle Culwell was in charge
of refreshments
Pop and Mom Baker attended the
funeral in Clyde of Mr Bakers old
est brothers wife who died suddenly
in her home
Mrs R C Malone is In her home
and doing fine following major sur
geryMrs
Mrs Leo Gardner and grandson
visited last week in the Ben May
and Surguy homes and accompanied
by Rebecca Gardner visited Friday
near Tulia in the Lee May home
There was a good crowd at both
services at the Baptist Church Sunday
Rev Charles Kikcr delivered
both messages for Rev Jerry Terry
who has just returned from Fort
Worth where he had been under
medical care He is feeling much
better
Sue Bullock spent Sunday with
Linda Richardson and they visited
Lindas relatives near Tule Lake
Friday evening the beginners class
of the Community Church had a picnic
and Svqm at the John Culwell
home Saturday evening the Primary
ind Junior classes met there for a
weiner roast and swim
Mr and Mrs Floyd Latham of
Rhome are spending a couple of
weeks in the home of their son Mr
and Mrs J R Latham Dot Latham
was in Fnona Monday and Tuesday
Helping move her parents Mr and
Mrs D I Nelson into their new
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THS Recognizes Oldest
National Organization
One of the oldest national organi
rations In Tulia High School Is the
National Honor Society
The THS chapter was organized
In 1951 and has been active In the
school and the national organization
The purposo of the chapter is to
creato enthusiasm for scholarship
stimulate a desire to render service
promote worthy leadership and to
encourago the development of char
actcr in the students of Tulia High
school
Mcmbersh p is based on scholarship
service leadership and character
Qualifications are that all mem
bers must have spent at least one
semester in THS and must be a
member of the Junior or senior class
There aro three types of member
home in Friona
Mr and Mrs W L Bowling and
Gregory of Lubbock spent Saturday
and Sunday in the Ben May home
Mrs May accompanied them back
to Lubbock where she expects to consult
an eye specialist
Very close friends of Mr and Mrs
Delton Roberts visited them last
week They wcro Mr and Mrs R C
Tarbutton from Beuna Park California
A cousin Mrs Esther Walls
and son of Plainview visited the
Roberts and Mrs Odom Monday
1 Harvest Is in full swing with wheat
turning off about the same as last
year Some of it Is still too green to
cutThe
The Vounge Peoples Class of the
Baptist Church will meet Thursday
night at the new church and go for
a hayridc
Visitors Wednesday in the Roy
Dodson home were Mr and Mrs C
E Dodson and Mr and Mrs Clifford
Abbott and Seleta of Canyon
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ship active members which are
chosen six months bofo ro graduation
honorary membership Just previous
to graduation and graduate
membership where the member has
no vote
Election of members Into the Chapter
is by a council composed of officers
of the chapter the principal
and the faculty
Activities for the THS chapter
have ranged from formal Initiations
to Christmas parties All activities
of the organization are subject Jo the
approval of the principal and the
entire chapter
Members for the 19601961 term
were Larry Stewart president Sue
Campbell secretary James Hogg
ins treasurer and Jolin Clayton
vice president Other members wprc
Tommy Copeland Sharon Vfee
Michael Snellen Annette Holly James
Rossi Freva Byrd Leon Beaaley
Richard Bales Dorothy Barbour
Juliana Hansen Lynn Hardee Pat
Sweatt Dwight McCrary and J W
Tuttle
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Baggarly, Herbert Milton. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 52, No. 24, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 15, 1961, newspaper, June 15, 1961; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth46374/m1/4/: accessed May 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.