Wise County Messenger from Decatur, Texas • Page 2

the WBE county messenger DECATUR, VEXAS PAGE TWO Thursday, October 3, 1974 Virgil Kidd buried Sunday Rites were Sunday for Virgil L. Kidd, 79, and a Bridgeport resident. He died Sept. 26 In Rogers, DOYLE MILLER REAL ESTATE Farm A Ranth Industrial A WANT RESULTS LIST WITH US 205 West Main Phone 627-5604 Doyle 627-3756 Miller where he was living. Services were conducted at the Hawkins Funeral Chapel with the Rev, Hubert Ray officiating, interment was in East Bridgeport Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Kenneth and Earl Kidd, Albert Tackel, Clarence Precure and Johnny Paul and Jimmy Wolff. Kidd was born Nov. 4, 1894 In Savoy, He married Annie Paulene Wolff, Dec. 27, 1914, She tiled in 1930. He is survived by his son, L.E.

Kidd of Oklahoma City; iteiighter, Mrs, Ernie Precure of Roger' 10 grandchildren and eight grandchildren. 9te )(e afe 9(e sK tAdorahle I Beauty HAS MOVED TO THF. WEE COUNTY Village Center LrCATED BEN FRANK! IN AND VII AGE DRU 627-5168 MESSENGER ADS SELL 9 Oil Cov bic. JOBBER FOR ARCO PROOtCTS Gas-Oll-Grease-Diesel-Naptha-Kerosene 201 W. THOMPSON 627-2266 DECATUR THOMPSON ARCO SERVICE STA.

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C. w. Mallard. The 40-member Brigade wtll add color to the halftime festivities Friday (Messenger Photo) when the Panthers play at Saint Jo. COME ABOUT TMi EXCLUSIVE IM 4 YEAR GUARANTEE PARTS 4 YEAR GUARANTEE PICTURE TUBE FOUR YEAR WARRANTY 4 YEAR GUARANTEE YOU IS a NOMINAI Ttif CNARCi AFTiR THt FIRST tO DAYS.

A Report On BIRTHS by John South County Extension Agent Because this is the Best Color TV on the market, Curtis Mathes backs it with the Best Guarantee in the World. CORNER OF HWY. 287 HWY, 51 DECATUR, TEX. 76234 cJQ Curtis Mathes The Basic Beef CattleSym- posium attracted 80 ducers. Many atteniled all three meetings but some were able to make only one or two.

Proceedings from the symposium are available at the county extension office. The MvestockCommitteeis pleased with the reception given the symposium by new and established producers. Several Interesting ideas were brought out at the meetings and hopefully new cattlenscn learned from the years of experience shared by veteran producers. The Executive Youth Fair Committee Sept. 26 discusseii various aspects of the 1975 Youth Fair which will be March 24-29.

Advertising in the catalig and trophies soon will go on sale. The one thing that makes the Youth Fair so successful is the support given it by the residents of Wise County. It want to support the 1975 Youth Fair plan now to buy ail ad or a trophy Mr, and Mrs. Weldon Har- dee have announced the ar- rival of a son, Jc-i sie Weldon, born Sept. 21.

He weighed; 7 pounds, 12 ounces. The Hardees have another or both, son, Billy, 3. Grandparents are Mr. and The WlseCounty Dairy Herd Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.

Improvement Association will and Mrs. Ed Hardee, all of meet at noon Wednesday (Oct. Decatur. Great-grandmoth- 9) at the AngusCafe in Bridge- ers are Mrs. Ella Hardee of port.

There Is Important bus- Greenwood and Mrs. A.L. iness to be discussed, Includ- Bouldin of Harlingen, ing the Nov. 26 banquet, new supplies needed by sup ervlsors and the state meeting In Nacogdoches Nov. 14-15.

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Have gophers In your yard or pasture? Would you like to know how to control them? If your answer is yes to either question a rodent control demonstration has been planned for ytin. It will be Oct. 22 on Deer Park Road just west of Decatur High School. Everett Tucker of Greenville will conduct the demonstration. Pastures will be the lowest cost winter feed for livestock, considering current feed and grain prices.

Now is the time to concentrate on fail and winter pasture production, following recent rains. In order to have pastures available during December, January and February, they must be grow in the fall. To take advantage of present moisture conditions, pastures need to be established as early as possible in September. Sunlight and warmth are other essential growth requirements, besides moisture, for winter pastures. Late plantings of small grains result in spring pastures due to limited grazing conditions in late fall and winter.

Planting should be done on a well-prepared seedbed with good quality seed. To maximize production, a good fertility program also must be followed. With early planting, producers should be alert for fall army worms. Army worm control costs about the same as bale of alfalfa hay per acre. i'lBLIC NOTICE ATTENTION VOTERS (1) FOR PURGE BEGINNING NOV.

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