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Ad copy touts special promotions at Baxters Place with low prices and lawn care services. References time-limited deals and mentions popular items though text is fragmented and unclear.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1959
Page
1
Ad copy touts special promotions at Baxters Place with low prices and lawn care services. References time-limited deals and mentions popular items though text is fragmented and unclear.
With election days approaching interest is light for the forthcoming school and city ballots. No contested races are listed in Co but a Mayor write in campaign has emerged. Incumbents Hall Calhoun and Loudermilk seek re election and McKinzie joins a first run. Trustees Swearengin Robertson unopposed. Gus Time School sees four candidates Pettit Gunter Luker and Eddieman. Sidney School has Coker Cagle and Ross unopposed. Burton Caffey Sidney Precinct No 1 seeks a seat.
The Gustine Church of Christ hosts a five night lectureship April 6 10 with Abilene Christian College foreign students. Each night features a new speaker and topic led by Thomas Snead Jr. Speakers include Cornelius Ewijk Philip Steyn Ronnie Sadorra and David Lidbury addressing faithfulness giving personal outreach and the Lord's Day significance.
A farm welding short course for farmers in Comanche is set to start the second week of April. Sponsored by the vocational agriculture department and led by C. B. Edwards of Texas A&M College, the program draws on his extensive farm mechanics experience.
Floyd Elliott becomes new parking meter officer while Bill Robertson moves to Comanche police chief. Jack Odell resigns as city marshal after six years and joins Dudley Bros. Gav an. New city marshal position filled by an officer who will become chief of police.
CHS seniors present Dear Diary from April 21 to 23 at eight o'clock in the high school auditorium. The play centers on the Maxwell family with daughter Betty Lou as the bright spot amid family troubles involving Connie and Wilbur.
The article notes upcoming ceremonies at daylight for the new city lights installation. It mentions 40-foot towers and a square display, with references to a 16 light setup, a 43 year duration, and related acknowledgments.
Gene Germany president of Lone Star Steel Company will address the Comanche Chamber of Commerce Banquet at the V J Cafeteria Friday night April 3. Germany's career includes leading Lone Star through private ownership to a major integrated steel mill with oil country pipe as a main product. He holds multiple civic and industry roles in Texas and is active in business publications and state committees. Tickets are on sale through Chamber directors or local C of C offices.
Ex convict Virgil Leroy Herbert, 48, former administrator of De Leon Hospital, was arrested in Abilene on charges of practicing medicine without a license in Comanche County. He moved to Abilene from De Leon on March 1 and was held on a $1,000 bond after admitting he was an ex-convict. He denied the license charge.
Three new members were received into the Church of Christ during the ongoing gospel meeting. A record Bible School attendance of 155 was recorded last Sunday morning, with strong evening service turnout. Minister Tilton P. McFerrin of the Comanche Church of Christ reported the steady attendance.
An outdoor cemetery work day is planned at Siloam on Friday morning April 10, announced to The Chief. Ira Fletcher of Odessa returns to Comanche to visit and invites the public to join the services, with the meeting closing at Sunday evening services.
On Easter Sunday 3,637 people attended Sunday Schools across 8 De Leon churches, led by De Leon First Baptist with 404 and De Leon First Methodist with 160. Individual church tallies include First Baptist 404, Assembly of God 143, Church of Christ 76, and many others, totaling 3,637.
A special meeting of the past Worthy Matrons and Worthy Patrons is announced. Details of time, place, and agenda accompany the notice for members of the order.
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