Dinner Honors Bridal Party in Candle Light hosted by Carter family
Mrs. Milton D. Carter and her daughter Miss Milta Carter hosted a candle light dinner at 1209 North Mason Street on Saturday August 22 to honor Miss Kay Coffield and her upcoming wedding to Gary C. Dobbs at First Baptist Church. Eight guests attended and presented gifts after a four course meal. Out of town guests Sharon Clement Quanah and Anita Rhyne Henrietta attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton D. Carter
Milta Carter
North Mason St
Kay Coffield
Gary C. Dobbs
First Baptist
Sharon Clement
Quanah
Anita Rhyne
Henrietta
Shower in Iowa Park Honors Miss Cozart
Linda Jane Cozart bride elect of Michael Allen Coskey was honored at a miscellaneous shower in Iowa Park hosted by Mrs. Jack Collier with co hosts Mrs. James Cowan and Mrs. Roy D. Billings. Red and white decor featured a lace table and a bridal motif. groom dressed as Aunt Minnie surprised guests. The couple plans to marry September 11 at Grace Baptist Church with Rev. Jack Collier officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Jane Cozart
Michael Allen Coskey
Jack Collier
Iowa Park
James Cowan
Roy D. Billings
Minnie
B. W. Cozart
Henry Zaicek
Grace Baptist Church
Miss Cordes Becomes Bride of Larry Yule
Miss Catherine Sherry Cordes and Larry Wayne Yule wed August 22 at 8 p.m. in First Presbyterian Church. The bride, daughter of Dr and Mrs Richard Cordes of Abilene, wore ivory silk organza and taffeta with Alencon lace, a seed pearl crown and a floor length veil. The groom is the son of Mrs Stella Yule of Columbia Missouri. The ceremony featured organ music by Charles Pruett and vocalists, with a reception at Mrs C A Wilsons home. After a trip the couple will reside in Columbia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Sherry Cordes
Larry Wayne Yule
First Presbyterian Church
Jerry Walker
Richard Edrick Cordes
Tyler
Stella Yule
Columbia
Ae William Yule
Boonvile
Richard A. Cordes
Abilene
Noel Ellis
Worth
David Wilkerson
Ligon Griffin
C. A. Wilson
Bobby Gregory
A. D. Griffin
Dorothy Heard
G. L. Griffin
Donald Mann
Warren Harry
Texas Christian University
University of Missouri
Livestock Institute Aims to Ease Meat Marketing Issues
Montague County Agent announces a two day Livestock on Meat Marketing Institute at Texas A and M University September 24 25. Ed Avacek outlines a two hour panel on meat import export with a diverse group of industry and government participants. The event seeks joint discussions for producers processors and marketers and coverage of meat demands outlook for profits and feeding strategies. Early soil sampling urged and Montague County Gift Show winners noted with Freddie Williams first place. U.S. quality beef standards revision proposed in line with Agriculture Department plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestock On Meat Marketing Institute
Texas A & M University
Ed Avacek
Texas A & M
Texas A&m
Montague County
Ars
Mongue
Charles Ed Wards
Forestburg
Freddie Williams
Donnie Love
W. R. Walls, Jr
Jalinda Vanbebber
James Prochaska
Denton
Beef grading revision aims to simplify standards nationwide
The proposal from the National Advisory Committee on cattle and cattlemen groups seeks to de emphasis maturity in young beef, reduce marbling requirements for prime to standard grades, and limit maturity classifications. It would require ribbed carcasses for grading with ribeye visible, aiming for more uniform accuracy across the grading service. Interested persons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Central Rodeo Association to Hold Graham Texas Finals
The first CRA rodeo finals will be in Graham Texas at the Possum Kingdom RoundUp Arena September 2 3 4 and 5 1964. Top 20 cowboys by money earned compete in Bareback Riding Calf Roping Saddle Bronc Riding Steer Wrestling and Bull Riding with a separate Girls Barrel Race for 1964 money winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Rodeo Association
Graham
Texas
Possum Kingdom
Charlie Hipp
CRA
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas Barrel Racing Association
Sociation
R. L. Richardson
Fort Worth
R. L
T. M
Ron
Lee Mullins
Ft. Worth
James Jennings
Dallas
Written comments sought on USDA proposal in Washington
The notice invites the public to submit written comments and views on a USDA proposal to the Hearing Clerk in Washington DC. Submissions are directed to be provided by the stated deadline and follow the agency’s format requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USDA
Washington, D. C
Military jet recovery costs 7200 to move B-47 from runway
A report notes it costs 7200 to recover a loaded B-47 jet bomber stuck on a runway, outlining the expense for freeing the aircraft.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cozart
The
White House
Miss Cordes
Larry Yule
Charles Pruett
Karen Ann Storch
Mt. Clemens, Mich
First Savings & Loan
Jack Glover
Jim Bowie
First Savings & Loan Association
Mason ST. Bowie
Arvin
Arvin Clock Radio
White
S’orme
Allen
Pete) Guthrie
By Brooks Smith
Montague
U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Levi
Hagler's
Perry’ S
Owle
Lexas
Perry
National Advisory Committee On Cattle
Cattlemen's Organizations
T. M. Smith
M-S Ranch Rodeos
Ron Conatser
M-R Rodeos
George Corse, JR
Congress
Ractus
Ducasell
Wellre Lewys
America
Bowie
Levi's