Wool Judging Contest Determines District 6 Representitives
District 6 wool and mohair judging at San Angelo Junior College on Tuesday June 26 selected teams for the state 4 H Contest at A and M on June 25. Coke County entrants William Joe Harmon Jerrel Chat Hannon and Tommy Jet Hood posted a total team score of 1259 out of 2400, finishing fifth. winning score by Menadr was 1690.
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San Angelo Junior College
A&m
Coke County
William Joe Harmon
Jerrel Chat
Hannon
Tommy Jet Hood
Menadr
Local Girl Receives Devree From TSCW
Missy Phosydice Dimpytond aged at Mrocund received a degree from Texas State College for Women. The 2500 graduates included a commencement address by the president and a tradition of an oath. Betsy sash and campus leaders participated in events marking the ceremony.
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Mrocund
Mirso
Goer
Bronte
Swank
Ohba
Davcheber Ahoscres
Texas State College
Wamenoon Monde
Lame
Vo Cgiainm
PSOW
Nile
Hospital News June 2 to June 6 Admissions and Dismissals
Admission and discharge notes list patients including J D Rambo admitted June 4 and dismissed June 3, Mrs Pete Gentry admitted June 3, Mrs Leon Wilson and Helen Sqnares noted, Carel Gardner and J L Keeney dismissed. Visiting names appear in fragmented form with several garbled phrases and unclear relations.
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D. Rambo
Wayne Fiveash
Carel Gardner
J. L. Keeney
Pete Gentry
J. D. Rambo
Leon Wilson
Helen Sqnares
Bie Dom Isc
Benske
Debondh Sue
O. M. Ratliéf
County Agent Earns Masters Degree From Tech
A county agent completed a Master of Science degree at Tech, presenting a thesis on farm income shocks and ranching costs. The study analyzes factors affecting profits for farmers in Coke County, noting rising costs, labor shortages, and the impact of machinery. It aims to strengthen ties with local farmers and highlight the importance of sound recordkeeping in agriculture.
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Bo Hicks
Saence
Hattal
Pevas Pechnohagcal College
Sabyeatoof
Hick
Coke County
Final Rites Held For Mrs. Alice Sawyer
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Sawyer, longtime Brook resident, were held at the Art Victory Methodist church in Brookslure. She died at Jessie Allen’s home in Miles, and is survived by a sister Mrs. Callen of Wichita, with pallbearers including Joo Boatright and W. O. Boatright.
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Brook
Art Victory Methodist Church
Brookslure
Saweer
Jessie Allen
Miles
Sasser
Rise Dee Fox
Coulabusk
the Rifles
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Fea Callen
Wichita Pals
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Hephiewes
Joo. Boatright
Lioyd Borner
W. O. Boatright
Bal Janes
Field Bowtracht
Ba Halden
San Angelo Horse Show Dates Set For June
San Angelo hosts the Ageless ninth annual Horse Show from June 7 to 10 with 34 classes across four judging divisions. The event, produced by Batler Brothers of Pik Cin Oklahoma, features Quarter Horse Palomino and Thoroughbred divisions, plus a rodeo on afternoon and evening sessions. Personnel include D L Plamison as rodeo chair, Pery Turner as quarter horse breeder, and Fred Lo Hoe Jr as Thoroughbred superintendent.
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Baotler Brothers
Pik Cin
Okla
Hob. McCullough
Investock
San Aogedlo
D. L. Plamison
San Angelo
Rodeo
Pery Turner
Fran Water Vidley
Fred Lo Hoe, Jr
Hubert Lee
Bill Hipp Works At Bronte Service Station This Summer
Bill Hipp son of Mr and Mrs Worwgck Hipp is employed at the Bronte service station this summer. Patroniae Our Advertison READ THE WANT ADS.
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Bill Hipp
Worwgck Hipp
Bronte
Tennyson Topics Highlight Local Social Ties
Nelda Slavery of San Angelo spent Friday with Patricia Tounget. The Sunshine club met with Mrs. Ben Murphy. next meeting with Mrs. Jack Sharp on June 13. Graduates from Brown and Woodrow Howell attended Bronte exercises. Numerous locals visited relatives in San Angelo, Christoval, and nearby towns. Regroup attended Bronte eighth grade graduation. Clayton Latham Peter Thomas and Lena Brown among graduates.
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Nelda Slavery
San Angelo
Patricia
Tom Derrick
Robert Brown
Chester Derrick
C.D. Derrick
Sunshine Club
Ben Murphy
Jack Sharp
Bronte
Brown
Woodrow Howell
Claude Dimore
Linda McGinnis
Billy Tounget
Pete Thome
Clayton Lath
Rot.ames
Joe
Christoval
Melvin Kanes
Earl Kanes
Ehmer Allen
Orient
George James
Jones
Roy Baker
Roy Lee
Bro
Syake
Mars
J. P. Smith
Melvin James
Mir.o
Bert Cornelius
Douglas Durore
Woodrow Powells
Rio Grande
Thomas Browns
Shirley
Chester Rey Derrick
Jerre Tounget
Clayton Latham
Peter Thomas
Laon McCarty
Lena Brown
Billy ‘Yonny Get
Miro
Tom Derick
Curtin
Chessie Derrick
Vounet
Folin Potmmet
Miles
John Gaston
Clulddien
Mir
Clare
Dee Cox
Gould Bask
Johnny Browns
H. L. Manley
Goldthwaite
Hervey Latham
Sharp assumes Coke County Home Demonstration post
Miss Minnie Mae Sharp of Waco takes the Coke County Home Demonstration agent role effective January 1. A Texas A&M graduate, she previously served as assistant agent in Tom Green county, with the position in Coke County vacant for months. Club women kept programs active during the vacancy. Mr and Mrs H A Springer return from a week with Lt and Mrs W A DeRiemer and their daughter Bethie at Scott Air Field Illinois.
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Waco
Coke County
Jane
Miss Sharp
Texas Agm
Tom Green County
Coke Co
H. A. Springer
W. A. DeRiemer
Bethie
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Scott Air Field
Illinois
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