Uncle Joe Jones Honored On 97th Birthday in Comanche
Uncle Joe Jones, pioneer of Comanche County, observes his 97th birthday. He has long served the Methodist church, including roles as steward for 60 years and Sunday School superintendent for 42. Born near Hope Arkansas, he moved to Comanche in 1885, helped build a community, and raised a family with lifelong neighbors. He now lives in Western Hills Nursing Home after his wife’s death in 1967 and remains a respected local figure.
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Walter Dixon
Joe Jones
Comanche County
Goven
Methodist Church
Comanche
Wesley Bible Class
First Methodist Church
Western Hills Nursing Home
Joe
Hope
Ark
Elbert S. Jones
Leah McGuire Jones
John A
Mart McGuire
Arkansas
de Leon
Mart
Matt
Indian Creek
Emily Coker
Higginbotham
Briar Grove School
Mr. Forrester
Miss Dunn
A. J. Hang
Lamb County
Sophia Chandler
Bessie Edmondson
Coleman
A. C. Jones
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Oletha Goodlett
Wichita Falls
Aubrey Jones
Ambhurst
Aunt Mary Davis Celebrates 95th Birthday Honored by Family
Family gathers at Hasse Community Club House to honor Aunt Mary Davis on her 95th birthday. Over 100 guests attend including numerous Davis relatives from Comanche Dublin Proctor Levelland Arlington Rotan El Paso Stephenville Fort Worth Dallas and San Antonio. The event features a two tier pink and white cake with blue birds a heart and the number 95 and a buffet lunch after an invocation by Walter Dixon.
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Mary Davis
Hasse Community Club House
Vesta Davis
John G. Davis
Comanche
Marion Davis
Proctor
Aaron Davis
Dublin
Sarah Knick
Levelland
Wilbur Langley
Sidney
Bill Davis
Arlington
Walter Dixon
Weldon Whitehead
Walter Swearingen
Rotan
John Swearingen
el Paso
Hollis Swearingen
Jasper Swearingen
San Angelo
Johnny Swearingen
Jerry McMillan
Terry and
Lisa
Jean Welsh
Stephenville
J. P. Howell
John Nunnelly
Young farmers Chapter Holds Monthly Meeting
The Comanche County Young Farmer Association held its monthly meeting March 26 in the Vocational Agriculture Building. County Agent Floyd Key presented peanut program results and a recommended plan from cover crops to harvesting, covering fertilization, herbicides, and insecticides.
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Comanche County_Young Farmer Assv
Vocational Agriculture
Floyd Key
School Menus and Weekend Visit to Stovalls noted
Weekly school lunches listed from Monday to Friday with entrees sides and desserts including barbecue pork roast beef and steak specials. Weekend visit reported as Stovalls hosting daughter and son in law A L Massingill and Pam from Arlington with Mr and Mrs C D Stovall.
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Stovalls
Next Month Stocking and Fertilizing Fish Ponds Program
The article outlines plans for the upcoming month detailing amounts and methods of application for each item. It notes that the next month's program will consist of stocking and fertilizing fish ponds.
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