Roe resigns as Coke County Home Demonstration Agent
Mrs. Fay C. Roe tendered her resignation as Coke County Home Demonstration Agent effective Aug. 31. Miss Carole Hooper will succeed, arriving June 2 for training. Roe, a former Faye Croslin, has served in multiple terms since 1944 and led a program with five active clubs and four 4 H clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay C. Roe
Coke Home
Raye C. Roe
Coke County
Carole Hooper
Abi
Roelas
Faye Croslin
Texas State College For Women
Texas Women’s University At
Denton
Smith County
Civil Service
Coke Countty
A. J. Roe, Jr
East
Texas
Honey Grove
Silver
Daphne
A. J. IW
Faye C. Roe
4 H 4 H Swine Program Opens With Gifts In Coke County
Coke County 4 H Club distributes eight registered Duroc gilts to eight youths at Robert Lee show barns. Five girls win gifts versus three boys, with recipients listed by name and town. Boys and girls will feed pigs, return a gilt next spring, and show in San Angelo gilt shows next fall. A separate Friendship class event at First Methodist Church held a covered dish supper and games Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke County
Robert Lee
Joanna King Denman
Aubrey Denman
Bronte
Douglas Phillips
Benford A. Phillips
Juanita Johnson
Pat Johnson
C. L. Sparks, Jr
Calvin Sparks
Kay Wink
Leslie Wink
Lance
William Ray Hood
Jett Hood
Prescilla Wylie
T. M. Wylie
Dawnie Grace Boykin
Ben Boykin
Malcom Johnson
Paul Merchant
Haskell
San Angelo
First Methodist Church
Steve Badley
Mmes
Royce Lee
Ben Ogiesby
Lin Loeffler
Joe Rawlings
Bob Wilson
Royce Read
Bobby Clark
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