Today's Features

BY JENEEN WICHE
Weekend Gardner

I have always managed to do well with African violets. I generally keep them in bloom year round. Many complain that after the first flush of blooms fades the only thing left is a year’s worth of fuzzy foliage.

Well, with a little attention you can keep your African violet cycling in and out of bloom all year. The key is to create a favorable growing environment.

Cattle Receipts: 879
Last Week: 283
Last year: 925

Compared to last week: No trends due to the Thanksgiving holiday.

Feeders: 794
Slaughter: 85
Replacements: 10

Slaughter cows made up 9 percent of the offering, slaughter bulls 1 percent, replacement cows 0 percent, and feeders 90 percent. The feeder supply included 59 percent steers, 27 percent heifers, and 14 percent bulls. Near 68 percent of the run weighed more than 600 lbs.

Feeder Steers Large 1: 745 lbs.  $124.

“Christmas Eve will find me. Where the love light beams. I’ll be home for Christmas. If only in my dreams.”

Cedar Hill Baptist Church
We had a wonderful day worshipping the Lord.  Bro. Bill’s message was from Luke 1:26-37 and Matthew 1:18-25 on the challenges of faith.
We invite you to come worship with us each Sunday at 9:45 a.m. for small group and 11 a.m. for joint worship.