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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1966
Page
3
Dixon chapter hosts an annual evening with supper and a program from the Masonic School choir. Cynthia, music instructor, led a ram program while members and guests sang patriotics and folk tunes. Remarks praised the Home and its opportunities for 292 children with 70 percent of graduates going on to college.
Williams 88 died February 25 in Bakersfield after living in Gustine, California. Born August 9, 1882, he was a retired Methodist and husband of Mary Ida Williams. Survived by three daughters, including Alice Mae Albin and Marilyn Albin Gil, and many great grandchildren. Funeral held March 2 at the local funeral home with Rev. S. J. Isham officiating. interment in the cemetery. Names listed as pallbearers include Jess Caf, Jones, Chester Evans, Johnson, Jack Witten.
R P Scott Harold Seay and Avery Moore were declared winners in the gain guessing contest at Gold Kist Feed Mill during a Wayne Tail Curl er demonstration run by James Mercer. The five pigs gained 173 pounds in 25 days while consuming 21 pounds of Tail Curler. Conversion was one pound gain per 1.45 pounds feed. Note Mrs Lawson ill and unable to continue Sunday School record. De Leon Church of God.
Gustine High School freshman David Miller of the Gustine FFA Chapter was selected to compete in the Houston Beef Calf Scramble, part of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Area IV allows eight competitors. Miller will perform Sunday night March 6 and, if he calves, receives a $150 certificate to buy and exhibit a calf at the 1967 Houston Show.
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