Mrs. Pearl Shaw Rites Held
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Pearl Shaw on Wednesday at 2. The notice provides limited details about services and attendees from the local obituary column.
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Newspaper
Bowie News
Location
Bowie, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
2
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Pearl Shaw on Wednesday at 2. The notice provides limited details about services and attendees from the local obituary column.
Mrs. Shaw born April 10 1879 near Batesville Ark married Walter Shaw in 1897. They lived in Aledo Blackwell Vashti later in Whitedeer and Henrietta where she died June 16 in a Henrietta hospital. She is survived by son Lawson Shaw of Whitedeer. Nephews served as pallbearers. Keene Texas post office opens on Sunday, a Seventh Day Adventist town founders note.
The Texas Highway Department and police struggle with 1,500 annual missing vehicles amid about 17,000 cars stolen in Texas each year. Officials note most are recovered but about nine percent remain unfound, with no clues as to their fate.
Denton area entomologist H A Turney reports varying infestations in North Central Texas cotton. Cotton aphids dominate aided by beneficial insects and insecticides. thrips remain light but rising. cabbage loopers and fleahopper pressures noted as cotton squares form. watch for overwintered boll weevils and systemic insecticide effects after 4 to 6 weeks.
The USDA says artificial smoke flavorings may be used in certain federally inspected meat products. The change amends the Federal Meat Inspection regulations replacing the old rule that only hardwood smoke could flavor. Ham bacon frankfurters and bologna are still excluded. Products using flavorings must be labeled clearly and approved for safety by USDA prior to use.
Lynn Pittard of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service states that soil is a precious mix of minerals organic matter air and water essential for life and the farmer uses it to earn a living and supply food and fiber worldwide stressing its wise use for the nation’s economy.
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