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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
6
In a lively 4 H swine program, youths learn through hands on care with prize pigs like Tip Top Topper owned by Bruce Brown of Indiana. The article notes high prices due to modern methods and Brown's role as a junior leader in the national 4 H swine scene.
Relatives of the late Uncle Bob and Margaret Rushing gather across Clyde Austin Fort Worth Euless Wichita Falls Sherman Brownwood Brownfield Comanche and Cave Springs Arkansas. Names include Tommy girls Maude Wall Pat Thompson Ralph Moore Artie Couch Georgia ann Couch Don Couch Kim Jana Eric Rusty Sis Earl Gore Marvin Garrett Minnie Decker Blythe Phillips Carmack McPherson and others.
Two Gustine teachers Mrs Coda Baggett and Mrs Billy Patton spent a week in Austin attending an all subjects small school workshop at the University of Texas. The session benefited about 400 Texas teachers and was described as highly educational. Shermann Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs J Y Robinson enrolls for Tarleton State College summer session and will return to Texas Woman's University in Denton next fall.
Henry Benjamin Buck Jones 91, former Sidney resident now in Joshua, died Monday in a Cleburne hospital. Funeral held July 16 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Clarence Bryant officiating. Burial in Stag Creek Cemetery. Survived by son Slider Jones of Cleburne, daughter Vera Milner of Joshua, eight grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, sister Martha Cabe, and brothers Bill Jones and Carl Jones.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention San Carolyn Goodscatees Comanche July and a San Marcos daughter linked to M and Robert Goodson. Context incomplete, city names and dates appear garbled, leaving ambiguous local person or event. No clear outcome or action evident.
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