Comanche News Notes on Schools, Elections and Leaders
The item reports on Comanche County trustees Ira Clemons Jack Moore and Armstrong Cox elected to the Comanche Independent School District. It notes CHS graduates, church and school leadership, Texas school funding figures, census counting tips, and local civic events including mayors and church attendance trends. It also covers regional notes on Stephenville leadership and upcoming musical events.
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Comanche Independent School District
Comanche
J. B. Layne
Ira Clemons
Jack Moore
Armstrong Cox
CHS
Tornado Hits Amite Louisiana Kills Six Damages Half Million
Amite Louisiana reports six dead after a Sunday tornado that destroyed homes and damaged $500000 in property. Rev E M Shepard long time pastor at Comanche Presbyterian Church led the community response. A Brownwood model home open house invites Sunday visitors to view a 2201 Durham residence built by J R Newton with FHA financing and Higginbotham materials.
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George Sullivan
Presbyterian Church
Sterling City
Amite
Louisiana
E. M. Shepard
Comanche
Brownwood
Durham
Coggin Park
J. R. Newton
Higginbotham
Jim Gray Joins Breckenridge Jewelry Firm As Watchmaker
Jim Gray left last week to accept a position as a watchmaker in Guthrie Jewelry Company at Breckenridge. He completed an eight month course in watchmaking under Ernest Tupin, a local jewelry expert. The article notes UT Austin's engineering lab is among the Souths best equipped.
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Jim Gray
Guthrie Jewelry Company
Breckenridge
Young Gray
Ernest Tupin
Library student returns to TSCW after Brownwood practice
Mrs. W H Carpenter of Comanche returns to Texas State College for Women in Den ton after two weeks at Howard Payne College Brownwood doing special library practice. She did actual library work and resumes senior year coursework aiming for a library science degree.
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W. H. Carpenter
Comanche
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Burks Announces Change In Hines Broadcast Hours
Notice from Hilton Burks of Comanche Kansas informs readers of a broadcast hour change by Harry Hines, candidate for Governor. Effective schedules list April 15 and 22 from 7 15 to 7 30 p.m. and April 29 through May from 8 30 to 8 45 p.m.
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Rockdale
Texas
Texas State Network
W. Lee O'Daniel
Burks
HINES
Hilton Burks
Comanche
Harry Hines
Fragmentary courtroom banter and split phrases from a crime story
A muddled arraignment scene features a magistrate and prisoner named Gunn. Amid stray lines about explosives, intoxication, and a clerk’s quip, the text jumbles as it recalls a scene of misfired conversations and humorous misunderstandings.
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Gunn
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