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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1965
Page
3
Comanche 4-H members from Proffit County display their demonstration titled Electric Sunshine at the Farm Management Workshop last week. The blue ribbon winners were photographed presenting their project to workshop attendees.
The Comanche County Young Homemakers report a busy first quarter of 1965 with the state convention honoring Outstanding Chapter. January 23 showcased the annual show with 120 in baking and sewing divisions. February’s meeting featured Denny on flower arranging and plans for the Heart Fund drive. March 23 offered fashion shows with outfits from Gibbs and Ing, and children’s fashion modeling. An Abilene tour is planned for April 3 as the group grows and shares leadership.
The Comanche Study Club annually gives a cash donation to the Comanche High School Library. This year the library received a 35 dollar check to renew IDEALS and AMERICAN HERITAGE MAGAZINES and to buy new books. Members include Mrs. Homer Palmer and Miss Hattie Brightman. Librarian Nobia Dunn.
A Glen Canyon Lake Powell water estimate shows the reservoir holding enough water to submerge Pennsylvania by about one foot. The measure reflects regional water storage projections and impacts on downstream allocations.
Walter Hill of Comanche reports the sale of a registered horned Hereford bull to Hudson and Hudson of San Angelo, as noted by the American Hereford Association.
A整理 of Sunday School and church attendance figures by denomination and location across Beattie Gustine and nearby towns. Entries include First Baptist De Leon First Methodist United Pentecostal and several others with varying counts, plus an odd note on Special Education at St Matthew’s.
J. B. Hill of the Stephenville Production Credit Association will attend a PCA Fieldman Conference sponsored by the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Houston. The meeting at the bank offices runs April 17 and will cover credit analysis improvements and credit problems with about thirty fieldmen present. W N Stokes Jr, bank president, will welcome attendees and W H Calkins, bank VP, will lead sessions alongside other officers. Additional PCA fieldmen include C C Russell of Stephenville and J L Young of Fort Worth.
The Brown County Singing Convention will be held on the First Sunday in April at the Early Auditorium from 1 to 4 PM. All singers in the area are invited to attend, according to the announcement.
A group of senior Tirla journeyed to Stephenville on Tuesday afternoon March 2 for a tea honoring graduating senior girls and their mothers. The event was sponsored annually by The American Association of University Women and hosted by local mothers and sponsors including Mrs Homer Norwood and Mrs Reginald Wageoner.
The Cape Canaveral location derives its name from Spanish explorers who noted cane like reeds growing in the area. The label reflects early coastal exploration and natural features observed by mariners.
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