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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1965
Page
9
Slider, son of Mr and Mrs Hardy Slider of Comance, serves with the First Marine Brigade which recently departed its Hawaii home base for duty in the Far East. The brigade was originally sche-
The West Coast Navy Marine Corps exercise Silver Lance scheduled for late February was cancelled due to shifts in the Far East. The First Marine Brigade is highlighted as a unique fighting unit trained to integrate air and ground elements under one tactical commander.
Gail York of Comanche and Registrar at Midwestern University Wichita Falls Texas will attend a college and university registrars conference in Chicago next week.
Judy Fleming notes a brine test used by Oregon State researchers to separate potatoes for boiling or baking. Potatoes that float have low solids and suit boiling, while sinking ones are baker type. An Oregon firm already uses this method, and homemakers can apply it at home with salted water to pick potatoes that hold shape or turn mealy and flaky.
Mrs. Donald Spivey hosted the REA Building program for Delta Lambda. Mrs. Jim McCall led a South trip talk on Tennessee Kentucky North and South Carolina and Virginia. Wel don Turner collected items for the TB Sanatorium Texas. The District VII Social Service Project includes staffing Cancer Society work kits and buying play equipment for a Special Education class.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to unknown owners in Comanche County. The suit alleges delinquent taxes from 1919 to 1963 on specified blocks and lots in Sipe Springs Central Addition. Court date is the first Monday after forty two days from May 17 1965. response required by 10 a.m. on that day.
Funeral services for A T Perry 56 of 232 David Ave Lubbock were conducted Friday April 2 at 2 00 pm in Primitive Baptist Church Lubbock with Elders J N Isham Cy Benton and E L Edwards officiating Burial followed at Resthaven Memorial Park Lubbock Perry a former Comanche resident and Civil Service employee at Reese AFB died March 31 after illness at Methodist Hospital Lubbock Surviving are his wife Janie two daughters a son and several stepchildren plus his mother three sisters and a brother
The event kicked off at the Texas Power and Light Company Hospitality Room with a Bad Taste party. Attendees wore comically bad outfits, played games, received prizes, and later helped fill envelopes for the Cancer Drive.
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