Plano Daily Star-Courier from Plano, Texas • Page 9

FFA Members Ready For Fair Steer Show Plano High's FFA members have been verybusyallsummer getting their Show Steers ready for the State Fair of Texas. Nineteen steers will be shown in Dallas the week of October 14 through October 18. Preparations and planning have been underway the past few weeks. All nineteen steers will be on exhibit at the FFA farm East of town on Highway 544 Saturday, October 12. Everyone has been invited to come see the steers, now weighing from 850 pounds to 1050 pounds.

Many activities will be taking place at the farm Saturday such as washing, brushing, leading, foot placement, hoof clipping and shearing hair on heads and tails. FFA students who be grooming and preparing their steers are Joe Hoing, Steve Pinderton, Glenn Boydstun, Steve Todd, E.L. Trail, Gary Bell, Mike O'Dell, Sherrie Deskin, Steve Mosley, James Patrick, Harley Haynes, James Barley, Ronnie Najera. Alton Mclntire, Terry Mayfield, Reed Blackmon, Linda John Allen and Russell Cook. Visitors have been invited to stop by the farm.

Wednesday, October 9, 1968 Plano Star-Courier Page 9 Miss Johnson Class Officer The freshman class at Mary Hardin Baylor College in Belton will hold their first lot mal function Saturday evening, the Freshman Recefitton, The formal dinner and program are an annual affair at the school, following initiation and election of officers by the new class. Brenda Johnson of Plano has been elected as secretary of the Ire class, Premia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Johnson of I'JOG Briarcreek, Plano. She is a I'JfiS graduate of Piano High School, and is an art major at Mary llardin-Baylor.

FFA MEMBERS Ronnie Najors, Joe Hoing, left to right, and John Allen inspect two of the steers that will be shown in Dallas at the Steer Show of the State Fair of Texas October 14 to 18. Letters To The Editor NOTE: The Plano Star-Courier received this letter earlier this month and'con- tacted several local residents concerning the family, however no one contacted remembered them. Anyone having information should contact Mrs. Bill Cline at the address included. Dear Mr.

Dorsey: I have a special request and maybe an impossible one to grant but would be very grateful if through your newspaper we could locate some of my relatives that left Kentucky and Tennessee years ago and came to your town. My grandmother passed away April 16, 1967, and it was her last wish that my father locate her nephews and nieces and visit them in Texas. As she was 93 years old when she died we are almost certain that her brothers are all dead but hope to find some of their children or grandchildren. My name was Sarah Eugenia Huffines, daughter of Crawford and Margaret Huffines of Simpson County, Ky. Her name was George Huffines and hiswifewas named Julia.

They had a son named Larkin and a daughter named Icey. rENJTH A- COLOR TV HEADQUARTERS FOR PLANO FULL LINE OF RADIOS, STEREOS AND COLOR TELEVISION esterny oumed uto iissociate store the family Sioie BURL STELL 15TH STREET PLANO, TEXAS 75074 LOCAL IN WARRANTY SERVICE THE NEW GENERATION FEATURED AT 1968 STATE FAIR IN DALLAS WEIGHING TIME is here for Joe steer, which will be entered in the Steer Show at the State Fair of Texas October 14 to 18. Joe is a member of Future Farmers of America at Plano High School. New Generation Singers Featured At State Fair Your Invitation To The J. J.

Hobby Shop IN RICHARDSON PLANES -TRAINS CARS CRAFTS AND ACCESSORIES 201 Felk Richard ton AD 5-0919. The New Generation Singers upbeat, uptight and up top will turn on crowds at the 1968 State Fair of Texas in Dallas through October 20. Sponsored by Coca Cola, the nationally popular group of youngsters is seen and heard in free outdoor shows daily on Stage Five, adjacent to Gate 5 of the Cotton Bowl. Chorus Needs Journalism More Tenors Forum In a rollicking, non-stop whirlwind of song, the New Generation Singers will present their zmgy, swingy, tingly music daily during the 1968 exposition at the Texas State Fair in Dallas, October 5-20. Coca-Cola is bringing this effervescent group to the State Fair daily on Stage 5, adjacent to Gate 5 of the Cotton Bowl Stadium.

The singers range in age from 14 to 21. But their music should prove a tonic for listeners of all ages who are tired of way-out, way-down singing and are looking for a musical way up. The New Generation Singers first got together in July, 1966, in Dallas. More than 300 teenagers auditioned, and eighteen of the most talented folk singers in the Southwest were chosen. Ten days after the group was formed, they won the Texas Youth Conference Talent val in Austin, and their talent was established.

Since then they have increased impressively their repertoire of folksongs atui their list of performances. They have sung to high school, college and convention audiences and have done three TV shows, besides spending a very successful summer at Astroworld in Houston. Jim Harmon, minister of music at the University Park Methodist Church, is manager of the group. With all the enthusiasm of youth, die New Generation Singers promise to be one of the most exciting shows at the 1968 State Fair of Texas. PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE YOUR HEART IS IN AMERICA Sign up for U.S.

Savings Bonds ir New Freedom Shares I wish to tell the voters of Plano, Murphy, Renner and Parker how I appreciated the support received in the Democratic Primary last May. May I remind you to vote in the coming General Election November 5. I will be running for election to the office of Constable precinct no. 5 and am in need of your vote and influence. I promise to do my utmost to uphold the law and be an adequate servant of the people in a day when law and order needs emphasis.

A vote for ESTELL WILLIAMS is in order. Pol. Adv. Paid For By Estell Williams Crawford and Margaret Huffines had 12 children. Crawford was married twice.

My grandmother married Thomas Perdue of Sumner County, Tennessee and lived at Rapids Community. They lived just about 1 mile above the state line My grandfather ran a country store and a traveling peddling wagon until his death in Sept. 1923. Thomas and Eugenia were the parents of four boys. Their names are: Jesse, Alvin, Paul and Minus.

They live in Russellville, Franklin, Ky. and Paul lives at the site of the original country store. My name is Minue, the youngest son. He lives on a farm near Franklin, Ky. and Jesse and Alvin live near Russellville, Ky.

I am enclosing four pictures taken many years ago but maybe they will mean something to someone in helping us locate any relatives of George and Julia Huffines or any of the other brothers that come from Simpson County, Ky. to Texas many years ago. Please return the pictures to me. These pictures came from an old album of my Dick Wingers of the Plano Civic Chorus has announced that tenors are needed for the group, which is currently holding rehearsals on Tuesday nights at 7:30 at the First United Methodist Church for an upcoming performance for the December 7 program of the Fine Arts League. The Chorus is preparing for the presentation of the and other selections.

Tenors wishing to join the group may call Mr. Winters at 995-4961. Auditions For Fall Frolics Auditions for the Fall Frolics at Plano High School will be held after school in the auditorium on October 17. Ten acts to perform in the event will be selected from those auditioning. The frolics program will be held November 16, with prizes awarded to the best acts.

First prize will be S25, second prize third prize $10. Interested students have been invited to come to the auditions. and I would like to return them after they are used. Your help appreciated. Thank You will be greatly Mrs.

Bill Cline 407 Donelson Pike Nashville, Tennessee 37214 Times, They Are This theme will draw ten Plano High School students to the 16th Southwest Journalism Forum to be held on Friday, October 11, on the Southern Methodist University campus. During this forum seminars in four areas of journalism, including reporting, advertising, television radio, and photography, will be held in McFarlin Auditorium. These seminars, each lasting about 45 minutes, will begin at 8:30 a.m. Friday, and will be conducted by four well- known Dallas journalists. As an added attraction, Lindsay Nelson, sportscaster for all three television networks, will speak at the Forum Awards Luncheon which is to be held at 12:30 p.m.

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