Funeral Rites Held for Mrs A W Rachuig in Clifton
Mrs A W Lurlyne Rachuig 53 of Route 3 Hico died before June 29 1968. Funeral services were held at Grace Memorial Baptist Church Clifton with Rev Bob Ray officiating. Interment in Clifton Memorial Cemetery. She was born Lurlyne Coker June 21 1915 in Rusk County. Survivors include husband Rev Robert O Rachuig son Mack Gail Hicks two sisters and five grandchildren. Numerous relatives attended the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W.lurlyne Rachuig
Hico
Grace Memorial Baptist Church
Clifton
Bob Ray
Fairy Baptist Church
Curtis Holland
Grace Memorial Church
Clifton Memorial
Raching
Lurlyne Coker
Erskin Coker
Jessie Chapman Coker
Rusk County
Tatum
A. W. Rachuig
Frank Lormrude
Rachuigs
Duncan Ranch
Fairy
Texas
Rachuig
Gal
Oran Willeford
Lester Timmerman
Red Clark
O. H. Brummett
Arnold Gleason
Virgil Parker
HJC 2nd Summer Term Sign-up Set For July 15
Hill Junior College will open registration for the second six week summer term on July 15. Classes start July 16 with an add/drop deadline July 18 and finals August 22 to 23. Registrar’s Office has course offerings and times. First term ends July 12 with finals July 11 and 12. President Dr. O B Bailey notes 127 students in the first term, up from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Junior College
O. B. Bailey
Hospital Notes and Cookout Tip From Clifton Area
A long list of hospital notes from June 25 to July 1 1968 names residents and patients from Clifton Morgan McGregor Valley Mills and nearby towns. The fragment ends with a cooking tip for roasted corn Indian style including soaking, husks, and grilling times.
Moorman Family Reunion Brings Many To Clifton Park
Members of the Moorman family gathered Saturday June 29 at the American Legion building in Clifton Park for a reunion with 55 attendees. The list includes Arch and Mrs Moorman, Bruce Moorman, Jo White Meridian, Jimmy Hamilton and others from Ardmore Huntsville Wiley Houston College Station Valley Mills and Clifton in attendance plus great grandchildren Brandee Barry Denton and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorman
American Legion
Clifton Park
Arch Moorman
Bruce Moorman
Joe White
Meridian
Jimmy Hamilton
Joan
Jill
Ardmore
Okla
Travis Moorman
Corpus Christi
M. F. Ryals
Celena
Huntsville
Cullen Robinson
Grace Denton
Jackie
Jimmy
Brenda
Barry
Valley Mills
Brandee
Harry Dan Denton
E. C. Moorman
Bryan Moorman
Bill Darsey
Peggy
Werner Philipp
Jerry
Larry
Sharon
Karen
C. M. Whitney
Kathy Collins
Clifton
Sorghum Midge Threat Prompts Insecticide Action
County agent warns grain sorghum planted over time faces midge outbreaks in late June to early July with 20 to 100 percent yield losses in late bloom fields. Inspect 50 heads at dawn or dusk for an average of one infestation per head to trigger insecticide treatment, with up to three applications if needed.
Three New Science Teachers Hired At Hill Junior College
Hill Junior College hires three science instructors for 1968 69. Don Forester of Seabrook Texas will teach biology after completing a Texas Tech master and serving as a laboratory assistant. William Howard Porter Jr of Ennis High School will teach physics with master of science and bachelor’s degrees from East Texas State University. R W Treadwell of Llano Texas will teach chemistry and prepares for a PhD at Texas A&M. he holds degrees from Southwest Texas State College and has led the Texas Herpetological Society. The hires complete the 1968 69 faculty roster per President Dr C B Bailey.
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Hill Junior College
Don Forester
William Howard Porter Jr
R. W. Treadwell Forester
Seabrook
Tex
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Tech
Hill Porter
Ennis High School
East Texas State University
Treadwell
Texas A&m University
Hill
Southwest Texas State College
National Science Foundation
A&m
Texas Herpetological Society
Brazos County Museum Association
Llano
C. B. Bailey
HJC
Employment Strength and Unemployment Hold at 3.5 Percent
May payrolls show steady job growth with nonfarm employment at 67.8 million, unchanged from April after seasonal adjustment. About 100000 more workers were absent from payrolls in May due to strikes, balancing the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Central Texas College Plans July Planetarium Programs
Central Texas College in Killeen offers July planetarium programs by reservation on Mondays 4:00 to 5:00 pm at the campus science lecture room which seats about 80. Geology and Anthropology talks will also be available by Ralph McKinlay. groups may arrange programs by calling the Office of the Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph MeKhinlay
Central Texas College
Mckinlay
Cental Texas Science
LAG
Killeen
Erickson
Abilene
Clifton High School
Miss Erickson among 310 students listed for honor roll
Miss Marilyn Erickson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Erickson is named among 310 students earning honors. Freshman German major at Abilene Christian, she meets the criteria of at least 12 semester hours and a 3.5 grade point average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiilians Olle
Marilyn Erickson
John Erickson
Miss Erickson
Abilene Christian
Visitor Services Inc Aids HemisFair Hotel Planning
Visitor Services Inc a nonprofit group managing hotel reservations for the San Antonio World’s Fair reports 100 percent success in serving room seekers including last minute planners. In the first two weekends of the month 74 percent of hotel tasks came from those booking within 15 days. VSI tracks all city hotels and those within 90 minutes drive, urging future vacation planners to include VSI in HemisFair plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visitor Services, Inc
VSI
San Antonio
HemisFair
P. O
Texas
Texas Clipper Sets Sail On HemisFair Cruise
The Texas Clipper under Captain Alfred Philbrick will lead a 13,480 mile two month voyage visiting seven foreign ports and two American hubs The Bahamas New York Norway Amsterdam Portugal Gibraltar Canary Islands and Puerto Rico A HemisFair exhibit will be aboard at each stop ending August 18 in Corpus Christi Texas
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Texas Clipper
HemisFair
Alfred Philbrick
Texas Maritime Academy
Bahamas
New York
Norway
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Portugal
Gibraltar
Canary Islands
Puerto Rico
Corpus Christi
Texas
Unemployment Declines Focus on Blue Collar Jobs in 1967
Unemployment reductions since early 1967 have centered on blue collar workers in goods producing sectors, especially durable goods manufacturing. The overall blue collar rate averaged 3.8 percent in April and May, near the Korea era lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
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Jody Chapman
C. FE. Rogers
W. R. Davis
R. L. Weaver
Donna
Henderson
Ray Coker
Dub Walters
Longview
Vern Sorrels
Joe Taylor
C. A Lindsey
June Lawson
Dallas
David Swan
Davey
Denton
Ruben Ickert
Eddie Leon Rachuig
Fort Worth
Jack Jordan
Austin
James Pesnell
DeSota
Harry Pesnell
Sherman
Thomas Pesnell
Tom Bean
Vea Nance
Mineral Wells
W. B. Hampe
Hugh F. Combs
Frank Hall, Jr
Billy Don McLennan
Morgan
Arthur FE. Camthers
Iredell
D. M. Norman
Janice Thornton
Felipe Valles
Cranfills Gap
Lewis J. Smith
W. R Hill
Walnut Springs
Ernest Giese
Bruce W. Shaw
Whitney
George Cain
McGregor
Donnie Spicer
James T. Hicks, Jr
John Campbell
Charlie Ickert
N. W Willett, Jr
Clinton M. Reeves
L. H. Boleman
Marvin Leach
Charlie Aars
Charlie V Davis
Mrs
Henry A Anz
Walter P. Bonds
D. Cannon
A. W. Rachirg
Gerald Stover
Hillsboro
Eddie G. Bronstad
John Brantley Knight
Wales H. Wilson
Baby
Mosheim
Reba Belcher
Ronnie Burleson
Nora Diltz
Charles E Luedeker
Crawford
Adolph Thiele
Marvin E. Reese
Crawfills Gap
Wm. S. Tergerson
J. Leonard Adams
Hugh E. Combs
James Melanagin
Lonnie G. Chumney
Hamilton
Charlie A. Helms
Jerry L. Vick
W. R. Hill
Oliver Green
B. T. Brown
Robert Reich
CAA
Hill Jr. Col
CTC
Belle’s
S. Ave
Live Oak Nursery
Live Oak St
Junior Petite
Ladies’ Capri Pants
Clifton, Texas
Orth
John Deere
Hesston
Pearson
Service and Supplies
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