Religious duty and charity urged in small town creed
A Comanche companion article argues that true Christianity demands loving God and neighbors, living by the Ten Commandments, and practicing unselfishness. It urges Bible reading at Easter, quotes poets and authors on virtue, and notes small town cooperation between employers and workers as a model.
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Jesus
Early Filing of Wool Applications Urged by County Leader
Comanche County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee chairman William F. Bryant urges wool growers who sold wool or lambs in the 1959 marketing year ending March 31 to file payment applications for the national wool program as early in April as possible. Final filing date is May 2 due to a Saturday April 30. Applications cover sales from April 1 1959 to March 31 1960 with title transfer and delivery required for a sale to count.
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William F. Bryant
Comanche County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Bryant
Marion Wetzel Named Principal at Coggin Elementary
Marion Wetzel, longtime Brownwood school system employee and Comanche High School graduate, was elected principal of Coggin Elementary School at the Brownwood school board meeting. Wetzel, son of Mrs. H. S. Wetzel of Comanche, also holds a Daniel Baker College degree.
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Marion
Choc) Wetzel
H. S. Wetzel
Comanche
Brownwood
Coggin
Wetzel
Daniel Baker College
Family Called To Aid In Abilene Mother's Major Surgery
S L Moore and family of Borger and Mrs Leroy Teaff and family of Tye Texas near Abilene were summoned to the bedside of their mother Mrs George Bagley who underwent major surgery Friday at Blackwood Mims Hospital.
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S. L. Moore
Borger
Leroy Teaff
Tye
Texas
Abilene
George Bagley
Blackwood-Mims Hospital
Night Study Shapes a Nation’s Leader and Moral Reflections
A nostalgic column cites a candlelit student who rose to the presidency in 1860 and quotes Jacquin Miller on judging others, Emerson on friendship, and Thackeray on immortality as life’s training ground for eternity.
Grady Jones 67 Dies After Illness in Texas
Grady Jones 67 of Comanche died April 8 in a Marlin hospital after a several year illness. Funeral services were at 2:30 at Oak Lawn Funeral Home with Rev. Henry Chambers officiating. Survived by sisters Mrs H F Waggoner Mrs R E Parker Mrs Frank Reese all of Comanche and others. brother Herman Jones Midland. burial at Pendergrass Cemetery Sidney Texas.
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Grady Jones
Sidney
Texas
Marlin
Grady
Oak Lawn Funeral Home
Henry Chambers
H. F. Waggoner
R. E. Parker
Frank Reese
Comanche
Ruby Hilley
Pasadena
Herman Jones
Midland
R E. Everett
Muleshoe
Bryant Mallow
Brownwood
Hardie Jones, Jr
Terrill
Eddie Jones
Reginald Waggoner
Bob Parker
Jack Park
Bill Parker
Jeannine Gleaton Starts Practice Teaching at Denton
Jeannine Gleaton, daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Gleaton Comanche, begins practice teaching in Denton teaching speech therapy at the Denton speech clinic and NTSC laboratory school. The program uses 430 prospective teachers from North Texas State College across 29 Texas districts for a nine week period.
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E. W. Gleaton
Comanche
Denton
Ntsc Laboratory School
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