4-H Share the Fun Festival Contest Held in Comanche
The 1971 4-H Share the Fun Festival occurred last Saturday February 27 at Comanche High School Auditorium with ten acts and over 57 participants. The SoCA Springs 4-H club won the rotating Share-the-Fun Trophy for Disaster in the Operating Room. Blue ribbon winners included Co manche 4-H How Much and Soda Springs 4-H Our Flag and Just One Call, among others. red ribbons went to De Leon and Soda Springs entries. Judges were Mrs Velma Slaughter and John Gallaway. master of ceremonies were Shawn Vineyard and Darrell Riewe. Local leaders and visitors attended and a silver tray was awarded Barbara Williams for Home Demonstration Agent service.
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Comanche High School
Soca Springs
Jerry Dickie
Chris Daniels
Hee- Haw
Newbury
Sandy Blue
Bette Clendenon
Barbara Dudley
Jackie Isham
Glen Levisay
Kent Levisay
Darrell Riewe
Donnie Riewe
Phyliss Riewe
Debra Roberson
Karen Roberson
Gustine
Cynthia Couch
Sandra Have
Kyle Kirkland
James Littlejohn
Soda Springs
Threasa Buchanan
Donna Buchanan
Linda Magurek
Jeannie Morgan
Kenneth Morgan
Patricia Morgan
Charlene Simpson
Bobby Vienyard
Comanche
Bury Bailey
Sharla Clark
Lynn Croker
Brenda Davidson
Vicue Froh
Mark Hawkins
Mike Jerley
Sally Key
Fedencio Moya
Bobby Vineyard
Steven Vineyard
Papa
Danny Clark
Joe David Harrington
Dale Hurst
Raymond Waldrep
Jerry Johnson
Linda Mazurek
de Leon
Mark Beaty
Janece Boen
Terry Coan
Janet Mathis
Jennifer Mathis
Jill
4-H
Barbara Willaims
Rites Held For Wm Butler 96 De Leon Resident
William Butler 96 died in a De Leon hospital after several weeks illness. Funeral at De Leon Baptist Church, burial in De Leon Cemetery. He was born May 18, 1874 in Pontotoc Mississippi and owned a De Leon Chevrolet firm before retiring. Survived by wife four sons two daughters and many grandchildren.
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William Butler
de Leon
de Leon Baptist Church
Ralph Heickman
Mr. Butler
Pontotoc
Miss
Chevrolet
First Baptist Church
Willie B. Butler
J. Ray Butler
Fort Worth
W. O. Butler
Abilene
Raymond Butler
Eastland
Lois Tanksley
Ava Collins
Midland
Hubbard Butler
Lafayette Springs
Lola Harris
Mississippi
Mattie Snead
Memphis
Tenn
Farms Grow Larger Average at 377 Acres in 1969
The US average farm size in 1969 reached 377 acres, rising about one third from 1959. This reflects the trend toward bigger farmland holdings as agriculture modernizes.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Farm costs and labor figures for 1969 outline dairy demand
The report states farmers earn about $1.57 per hour in 1969 and require roughly $200 000 in land buildings and machinery to support a four person family. It adds that feeding growth in population needs 25 400 more dairy cattle per one million people.
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Velma Slaughter
John Gallaway
Brownwood
Shawn Vineyard
County 4H Council
Vic Isham
Comanche County
Charles Levisay
Coman
Texas City
Harold Edwards
D. E. White
Lake Jackson
Z. T. Edwards
Dudley
Mirs
H. R. Lacy
Austin
Weldon Lacy
Garland
Eltas Dudley
Dona Lacy
TV Cable
George Lippe Consignee
Mobil Oil Corporation
T. G. Frick
Mobil Station
George Lippe
MOBIL
Wm. Butler
Hawai'i
Bernice Ward
Hawaii
Major
A. J. Sharp
Wwe
Butane
Butane Gas CO
WM. A
Bill) Hill
Peanut Farmer