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Cameron Herald

Location

Cameron, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1976

Page

6

Armstrong Andy Armstrong 76 Cameron dies after illness

Andy Armstrong 76 of Cameron died in a local hospital Friday morning after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were 2 p.m. Saturday at Green's Funeral Home Chapel in Cameron with Rev. Dietrich officiating. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery. He was born in Milam County on June 11, 1899 and lived in Cameron all his life. He retired from Cameron Ice and Storage Co. Surviving: wife Etta Armstrong of Cameron. sons Olan Armstrong of Cameron and Doyle Armstrong of Waco. daughter Kathleen Hill of Temple. seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. two brothers Cecil and Preston Armstrong, both of Cameron. three sisters Mable Kuhn of Rosebud, Nora McCurry of Merced, Cal., and Annie Barker of Austin.

Andy Armstrong Cameron Chapel of Green Vernon Dietrich Oak Hill Cemetery Mr. Armstrong Milam County Cameron All Is Life Cameron Ice and Storage Co Etta Armstrong Olan Armstrong Doyle Armstrong Waco Kathleen Hill Temple Cecil Preston Armstrong Mable Kuhn Rosebud Nora McCurry Merced Cal Annie Barker Austin

Smith To Attend FB Convention

Texas Farm Bureau will send 13 voting delegates to the 57th annual American Farm Bureau Federation meeting January 4 to 8 in St. Louis. Delegates include John A. Smith of Cameron and Carrol Chaloupka of Dalhart. President Gerald Ford and Rep. Al Ullman will address sessions at Kiel Auditorium.

Texas Farm Bureau American Farmers Bureau Federation St. Louis Farm Bureau TFB Board of Directors John A. Smith Cameron Gerald Ford Kiel Auditorium al Ullman Oregon House Ways and Means Committee AFBF William Kuhfuss Roger Fleming TFB Carrol Chaloupka Dalhart

Horticulture Courses Grow From Five Students at TSTI

At James Connally Campus Texas State Technical Institute the floriculture horticulture program has expanded from five students in 1966 to 105. James Fitts, program chairman, notes the curriculum blends plant science landscape drafting and nursery management while stressing practical profit from recreation. Alvin Patterson, a 1970 graduate, recalls gardening as America's top pastime and therapy driving interest. Additional notes cover labs, propagation, and three student-built nurseries from 1969.

Man James Fitts Texas State Technical Institute James Connally James Fitts Fitts State Tech Alvin Patterson Floriculture America Patterson

First Farm Fair Held in Washington in 1804

The first agricultural fair in the United States took place in Washington D.C. in 1804 marking an early national interest in farming and rural economies.

United States Washington, D.C

Assembly Church Hosts McAlisters Revival at First Assembly

Edmonton pastors Lorne and [surname] McAlisters visit First Assembly of God in Houston for a week of revival services through January 9. They have preached in England Canada and the United States and return after a Cameron appearance last year. Music features Gospel Folk and has been featured on EMIL programs.

Lorne McAlisters Edmonton Alberta Canada Assembly of God North Houston Daryl McAlisters England United States Cameron Lorne McAlister God’s Word Emil

Armadillos Enter United States in Unusual Migration

The nine banded armadillo, once limited to near the Rio Grande, now roams states along the Gulf and even Oklahoma. The species measures about two feet and 15 pounds, digs for worms and insects, and defends itself by curling into a protective ball. Armadillos belong to the Edenata group, with peg like teeth and litters of four identical young.

Inarmor United States New World Latin America Rio Grande Gulf of Mexico Oklahoma National Geographic Society Texas South America

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