Rites Held for Mrs Rauhut in Comanche County
Funeral services for Mrs. Rauhut were conducted at Dudley Church with Dr. Jim McCall and local ministers officiating. She is survived by three children and several sisters living in Comanche and Brownwood areas, with funeral arrangements noted in Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Seman
Rauhut
Daugh
Peggy Ann
Air Force
Caliichildren
James Vy
Brian
California
Luther Dixon
Scam
Comanche
Gerald
Maurine
Brownwood
Spivey Rites Held At Coman Home Chapel
The Spivey funeral service took place at the Coman Home Chapel on May 2 1964 with Freewill officiating. Relatives Cecil Spivey George Spivey and Eugene Spivey attended. Spivey born August 5 1875 was survived by relatives including Mrs Florence Ida Mann and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld
Vaines, Freewill
Oakwood
Cecily
Eugene E. Spivey
George Spivey
Heard Spivey
Paul Spivey
Comanche
Hicks Resident Dies in Oakwood Funeral Arrangements
The obituary notes the death of Hicks resident in Oakwood. Born in 1928, he farmed for long years and had six sons. Survived by J. E. Hicks and wife and daughters Abilene Edmond Lubbock and others. preceded by his wife and several siblings. Many great and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Penunion
J. E. Hicks
Laughters
Abilene
Bertha
W. C
Oklahoma
Edmond
H . Hicks
Coof Coman- Lubbock
B. N
H. S
Ford Lines Win Car of the Year Award for 1964
Motor Trend Magazine awards Ford Division four lines Falcon Fairlane Ford and Thunderbird the 1964 Car of the Year for engineering advancement and total performance based on open competition testing. Lee Iacocca accepts the trophy on behalf of Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Falcon
Fairlane
Thunderbird
Motor Trend Magazine
Charles E. Nerpel
Ye Motive
Lee A. Tacocca
Nerpel
Ford Division
Motor Trend
Table Talk Woven Place Mats From Feed Bags
Woven place mats are made from printed or solid color cotton feed and flour bags. Cut two inch strips, fold to bias tape, press to half inch strips with no raw edges. Weave basket style into desired size and bind edges with coordinated bias tape. Make napkins from bags with small contrasting appliques.
Back Tagging Of Cattle A Benefit To All Ranchers
County Extension Agent Angus Dickson Jr explains back tagging cattle aids market brucellosis testing by enabling inspectors at federally and state inspected slaughterhouses to return test reports to owners and credit the county. Dr. C M Patterson notes county brucellosis free certification can be maintained if a portion of cattle are back tagged and tested, reducing on ranch testing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Dickson, Jr
C. M. Patterson
Back tagging cattle offers disease monitoring and testing relief
Dickson explains that ranchers with 15 percent of their herd back tagged and tested negative over three years may avoid retesting their cattle on the ranch. Benefits include early disease monitoring and control, plus tuberculosis certification. Supplies are at the County Extension Office and ranchers are invited to visit for details. An average of 44,000 lightning storms a day occur worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
June Is Dairy Month Highlights Abundant Local Dairy
Barbara Barrett notes June Dairy Month as county dairy products remain in normal seasonal abundance. Cottage cheese milk and cream will exceed last year as HD Agent advises planning menus around plentiful beef early summer vegetables especially onions and canned pink salmon. Leafy greens green beans radishes and sweet corn are expected to be plentiful. You never know what you can do till you try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Barrett
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Rawhut
Ember
M Dixon
Cinity of
Inche
Yey
East Mill
Florence Ida Man
Flor- Tine
Coman
Fortey
Cecil
Newt) Hicks
Ss. J. Isham
Sob Burton
Nd Levisay, Waggoner
Bos
Late
Redwine
Leon Baptist
Nna
Precinct NO
Duncan Hines
Homer
Kimbell
Vienna
Burton & Goodson
West Central Avenue
Tiny Burton
Herb Goodson
Gladiola
Henderson’s
del Monte
Cisco
TFA
Scott
Bologna
Luncehon
S&h
Hendersons
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