Cedar Hill Chronicle (Cedar Hill, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 1, 1981 Page: 7 of 16
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CEDAR IIILL CHRONICLE, Thurs., Jan. 1. 1981 "Fage 7
* Little Bethel to add chimes
Attention Hunters & Trappers ( |
Fur buyer wilt be in Cedar Hill
at U.S. 67 & Belt Line each
Thursday from 5:15 til 5:45 p.m.
1 beginning December 4.
We buy green and dry furs of all kinds.
Skin case all fur (like Opossum), not
open up the middle. We also buy deer <
hides and RATTLESNAKE SKINS. Well
handled furs bring TOP PRICES.
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$ * %
Little Bethel Memorial
Park, 1803 S. Cedar Hill
Road, announces the
addition of a musical
chimes tower provided
by donations from the
pioneer families of the
area, under the direction
of Monett Williams.
The chimes tower will
provide Christmas
chimes during the
holiday season at one
hour intervals. The
chimes will also be used
during Easter,
Memorial Day, Thanks-
giving and other
memorable occasions
during the year. Music
will also be provided on
request before or after
funeral services.
Little Bethel Memorial
Park is presently
developing and opening
new gardens for
selections in pre-ar-
rangements which
includes Family Estate
areas and Private
Companion Mauso-
leums, free family
emergency guide
booklets, free child
protection supplement
and death benefit for-
giveness clause.
Here are just a few of
the many advantage
offered you by Little
Bethel Memorial Park.
Both traditional
upright monument
sections or ground level
memorials in garden
type atmosphere.
Extended time
payment plan. Our
convenient monthly
payment plan is
designed to fit each
family's needs.
Care. Permanent
maintenance included at
no extra cost. There is no
annual care charge.
Magnificent floral
gardens. Devotedly
groomed and cared for,
just live a private estate.
Non - denominational.
Our memorial park is
non-sectarian; therefore
there are no separate
sections by faiths.
For complete information without obligation,
mail coupon today or call 298-9519.
Please send me FREE the Family Emergency
Guide Booklet explaining what my benefits
are and what I should know about cemeteries.
Also the advantages of pre-need provisions,
and details of your gardens.
NAME_____
ADDRESS
CITY___
STATE ___
ZIPj__
For immediate need call: 298-9519
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Prices Effective Thursday thru Sunday Jan. 1, 2, 3 & 4, 1981 in Duncanville
Sales in Retail Quantities Only!
SAFEWAY
Farming is enough of a
gamble, so don't add to
your problems by
gambling on fertilizer
needs for next year's
crops.
Instead, collect soil
samples and have them
tested so you'll have a
game plan for fertilizing
your 1981 crops, says
Chester Williams,
Dallas County agent
with the Texas
Agricultural Extension
Service, Texas A&M
University System.
Williams adds that the
best time for collecting
and testing soil samples
is right now after
harvest season. That
way you can determine
your fertilizer needs and
order supplies early
before the busy spring
season.
A soil test provides
information about the
nutrient status of soil as
well as lime require-
ments in areas of acid
soil. With fertilizer costs
on the upswing, this
means that the value of
soil nutrients also
increases. Thus efficient
and profitable
fertilization depends on
a good evaluation of the
nutrient-supplying capa-
city of soil. This is where
soil tests come in,
emphasizes Williams.
The first step to a good
soil test is to take a good
sample. Get a composite
sample from each field
by collecting a slice of
soil from 10 to 15
different spots. Then
mix them all together
and send two-thirds to
three-fourths of a pint to
the soil testing lab for
testing.
It's equally important
to complete an
information sheet with
each soil sample, notes
Williams. Include
information about past
cropping and fertiliza-
. tion practices and the
next crop to be planted.
Information sheets,
cartons for mailing soil
samples, and additional
information on soil
testing is available at the
county Extension office,
adds Williams.
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Hardin, Ken. Cedar Hill Chronicle (Cedar Hill, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 1, 1981, newspaper, January 1, 1981; Cedar Hill, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth714577/m1/7/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Zula B. Wylie Memorial Library.