Miss Susan Orton Named 1964 Farm Bureau Queen
Miss Susan Orton crowned Queen of Montague County at the Farm Bureau picnic and queen contest on the courthouse lawn. Jerrilynn Southward, alternates fan, filled district contest in Vernon last night. Barbara Wilson and Susan Anderson also competed with escorts named. Community events featured music by Dickie Dyer and his Combo, with officials and volunteers organizing the pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Orton
Farm Bureau
Montague County
Montague
Peeples
KWFT
Wichita Falls
Miss Southward
BB. Southward
Bowie
Texas Tech
Bowie High School
Bowie High
University of Texas
Barbara Wilson
W. H. Wilson
Nocona
Barbara
Nocona High School
Miss Orton
Joe Mayo
Henrietta
Bob Hatkins
Miss Wilson
Jimmie Womack
Susan Anderson
Rex An
Rose Benoglio
Helen Albig
N. A. Arvenson
Charles Howard
William G. Hawkins
Glenna
Cathy Fenoglio
Susan
Jan Shackelford
Joe Chris Carminati
Jimmie Carol Pulis
Mike Milburn
Nocoa
Wayne Naugher
Carolyn Corado
Patsy Chilcoat
N. A. Arveson
Montague County Farm Bureau
Christian Science Society Announces Weekly Services
Sunday morning services at 1 o clock and Sunday school at 11 for pupils up to twenty. Wednesday evening service at 8. All are welcome at the church on the corner of Tarrant and Sanders Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarrant
Sanders Streets
Lawana Breeden Weds Jerry Slaughter in Montague Church
Miss Lawana Breeden daughter of Mrs. Jack Stewart of Andrews ties with Jerry Slaughter son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Slaughter of Fletcher Oklahoma Aug 6 in Baptist Church of Montague Wayne Naugher officiates candlelight ceremony with gladiola carnations and greenery arrangements The couple will reside in Lawton Oklahoma after a wedding trip through Texas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawana Breeden
Jack Stewart
Andrews
Jerry Slaughter
Guy Slaughter
Fletcher
Okla
Baptist Church
Montagueter
Wayne Naugher
Paul Richardson
Hershell Donnell
Gene Holloway
Rose Fenoglio
Nocona High
Draghon’s Business College
Fletcher, Oklahoma
Cameron College
Lawton
Texas
Oklahoma
William Hill Burie Rites Held After Death in Chickasha
Funeral services for William Thomas Hill were held Tuesday at 2 am at the Bure Funeral Chapel with Rev. CC Smith officiating. Hill, born May 6 1277 near Whitesboro, died Sunday in a Chickasha rest home. He is survived by two sisters, nieces and nephews. Burial followed at Ssiona Cemetery with pallbearers Roy Jones H A Richardson D ik Richardson Ira Blaylock Ocie Clayton Fred Preuninger.
Kitchen Shower Honors Kay Coffield
Miss Kay Coffield bride elect of Gary Dobbs was honored August seventh at seven thirty with a kitchen shower at the home of Miss Inez Rudy and Miss Lilly Huff. Hostess and guests presented cor sages of small kitchen gadgets and the refreshment table featured gold and white with mexican lace. Games were played and music was provided by Miss Rudy on the organ as thirty guests signed the bride’s book. out of town guests included Mrs. W E Scott and daughter Marilyn and Catherine Clark of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Coffield
Gary Dobbs
Inez Rudy
Lilly Huff
Lara Dean Davis
W. E. Scott
Marilyn
Coffield
Catherine Clark
Daligs
Spears Attend Brother A M Spears Funeral in Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs J A Spears traveled to Oklahoma City on Saturday to attend the funeral of Mr A M Spears brother of the couple. The service commemorated a family member and drew relatives from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Spears
Oklahoma City
Mr. Spears
A. M. Spears
John Threadgill Dies In Four Car Crash
John Walton Threadgill a 19 year old of Lake Jackson was killed in a four car crash on Highway 81 287 near Decatur He graduated from Mt Vernon Virginia High School and completed his freshman year at Rice University He was survived by his parents grandparents and other relatives Funeral services were held in Little Rock with burial at Roselawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walton Threadgill
Lake Jackson
Decatur
Thomas W. Carter
Ft. Worth
Mr. Grimball
Mapelwood
Threadgill
Carter
Jack P. Leonard
Ft Worth
Col
Walton O. Threadgill
Bowie - Bellevue
T. Ed Threadgill
Bellevue
Mt. Vernon, Virginia
Rice University
Little Rock
Roselawn
Ed Threadgill
J. R. Bullington
Tom Threadgill
Bowie Couple Returns From Two Week Vacation
Mr and Mrs Dan Hacker completed a two week trip visiting Rockport Port Aransas for deep sea fishing and returning with their catch. They traveled to Kingsville Brownsville and Mexico then to Lubbock to see son Jim Hacker family and finished with a visit to Ruidoso New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hacker
Rockport
Port Aransas
Kingsville
J. N. Sanford
Brownsville
Mexico
Lubbock
Jim Hacker
Hackers
Ruidoso
N.M
Bowie Water Plant Details and New Department Head
The Bowie water plant maintains 1.0 parts per million free chlorine and submits monthly records to the Texas Health Department. Weekly, six samples are drawn for state testing. water is stored in three tanks totaling 708,000 gallons. A new department under Elvin Robbins now handles water lines and sewage disposal with meter readers Dee Moore and Billy McKinley.
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Texas Health Department
Wichita Falls
Bowie Wat
Bowie
Elvin Robbins
Dee Moore
Billy McKinley
City Electric
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Oliver Orton
Route 1
Christian Science Society
Mynette
Vkine
Buffalo Springs News
Pete Gill
Excelior Springs
Mollie Brown
Filmer
Wylie
Sam’ Brown
Tulsa
Okla My
Tommie McClung
Edna McClung
Rickey
Vernon
Allen Brock
Eula Fuller
Wichita Fells
Pat
Bob Brock
Louie Brock
Kenneth Brock
Albert Brock
R. FE. Cox
Doyle Dixon
Ann
Louise
Kay
Teresa
Dallas
Tammie Willard
Ula Fuller
Butch Fuller
Neil Willard
Donna Foreman
Vashti
Jim Stells
James Browning
Jim Cantrell
Boyd Browning
Leroy Dixon
Cora Covart
Mrs. Williams
Gerald Marsh
C. E. Lemons
Montegue
Rolana Strong
Lois Dozier
Shirley Slaughter
Gary Orrel
Ft. Cobb, Okla
Foster Anderson
Debbie Smith
Brent Donnell
Patterson
William Hill Burie
T. B. Coffield
Rudy
Roy D. Sanders
Bowie Lions Club
Sanders
Lion Jim Townzen
John Threadgill
Nocona, Texas
Tony Lama Boots
Tem-Tex — Karman
Live
Oak Street
Tiny Tot Shop
Dorothy Woolf
Sandy van Winkle
Sandy
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