Gustine Chapter elects officers for coming year
The Gustine Chapter of Farmers of America elected Gayle Harris as president and Mack Morgan as vice president. John Banner will serve as treasurer, Phil Swann as reporter, and Northcutt as sentinel. Mr Kirby remains adviser of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Harris
Mack Morgan
John Banner
Trea- Phil
Officers Visit Aboard Carrier as Family Names Flash By
Scott and Parson served aboard the aircraft carrier during an October visit off Taipei by Assistant Defense for Manpower and Reserve C Finucane. He met US Fleet commanders and flight operations chiefs during a one night tour including a breakfast and ship tour with officers and families, as reported from Lubbock and local connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington - Formosa
Bennie Lieman
USN
H. T. Scott
James V. Parson
W. F. Parson
Uss
C. Finucane
Manpow and
Reserve
Taipei
Carrier Force
1959 Farm Census To Bring Statistics On To Date
The 1959 Census of Agriculture begins November 18 with census takers visiting every local farm. Field Director James W. Stroud announced the mailout of questionnaires and the effort to collect reports, with assurances of strict confidentiality under federal law. The drive will cover farms providing food and raw materials for the nation, detailing farm size, crops, livestock, facilities, and expenditures.
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James W. Stroud
Census Bureau
Dallas
United Sita
United States
Cnsus
TCU Frogs Wallop Rice 35-6 at Amon Carter Stadium
The TCU Horned Frogs defeated the Rice Owls 35 to 6 at Amon Carter Stadium in Fort Worth on Saturday, with Walter Durham Jr., Russell Anderson, and Frankie Jones contributing to the win.
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TCU
Rice
Walter Durham, Jr
Russell Anderson
Frankie Jones
TCU Horned Frogs
Rice Owls
Amon Carter Stadium
Fort Worth
Fifth National Scout Jamboree Set For Colorado
Fifty thousand Boy Scouts Explorers and leaders from all states and several foreign countries will camp on Reverse Diamond Ranch near the Air Force Academy by Pike Peak. The jamboree runs for eligible youths and is organized by a committee led by Dr. T. C. Graves with members from Brownwood Breckenridge Stephenville and Eastland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reverse Diamond Ranch
Air Force Academy
Pikes Peak
T. C. Graves
Goldthwaite
E. R. Weatherford
Breckenridge
Jack Arthur
Reecle Jones
Stephenville
Steve Potts
Eastland
Pat Cagle
Comanche
Norton McCullough
Lowell Pouncey
A. ©. Newman
Dabney Kennedy
Brownwood
West Virginia Rites For Sister Of Comanche Countian
Eleanor Foster Warrenfeltz 85 died Sunday night in Charles Town after months of illness. Native of Texas, widow of Jacob Warrenfeltz, she lived in Charles Town ten years and worshiped at Charles Town Presbyterian Church. Survived by daughter Mrs. C Roger Pryor of Florida and three sons including J Hugh Warrenfeltz of Blue Ridge Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Foster Warrenfelte
Joseph A. Warrenfeltz
W. V
Travis County
Texas
Jacob W. Warrenfeltz
Wolfsville
Charles Town
C. Roger Pryor
Haines City
Florida
J. Hugh Warrenfeltz
Blue Ridge Summit
Obituary and deer hunting note from Texas and Maryland
Md Joseph A Warrenfeltz of Charles Town W Va and Phillip F Warrenfeltz of Wolfsville Md are survived by two sisters Mrs Effie Foster of Sipe Springs Texas and Mrs W J Stanfield of Lamesa two brothers H M Poster of Imperial California and George R Foster of Mineral Wells six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Charles Town with interment in Reformed Church Cemetery in Wolfsville Md. Bags Point Back RK F Baker Wright and Irving St Comanche bagged a nine point buck near Gause Milam County while visiting his wife's parents in Milam County this was Mr Baker s first deer hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Baker
Wright
Irvying St
Comanche
Gause
Milam County
Comanche hunter Gene Arthur bags 11 point buck
Gene Arthur of Comanche led opening week deer hunt success with a large buck featuring an 11 point rack. The report highlights his notable prize among the season’s early harvests.
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Gene Arthur
Arthur
Farm Census Underway in Comanche County 1959 Update
The 1959 Census of Agriculture begins in Comanche County to update figures last collected in 1954. The 1954 values show farm sales at 6,180,727 with crops totaling 1,943,850 and livestock products at 4,236,233. Forest products sold reached 644.
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Comanche County
Abilene Visitors Include Brightman Family
Mrs Dwight Brightman visited Abilene last week staying with her son Captain Jack Brightman and family. From Dallas J Smith of Dallas visited Comanche over the weekend planning to open a ladies store here soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Brightman
Capt
Jack Brightman
J. (Smith) Smith
Dallas
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Gustine Chapel Farmers of America
Mr. and Carson
Gayland Carson
Scott
Lubbock
Marshall M. Meyers
Laibbock
Cox
Jack Cox
Texas Commission On Higher Education
Congress
War Veterans Memorial
Tarleton
U.F
United Fund
Colorado
America
West Virginia
Amos
P.O. Box
Smith’s Radio Shop
A. B. Smith
Ft. Worth
Hiway
Stine Independent School District
Gustine
Food Service Fund
Abilene
W. Centrai
Phelma Humphrey
Thel’s Beauty Shop
June Hamrick
State Board of Insurance
Waring Insurance
S. Houston
W. Central
Rorris Insurance
S. Austin
Nellie Mae Clark