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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1943

Page

2

War Bond drive promotes thrift in Comanche County

Comanche County raises 275000 in War Bonds and Stamps from April 12 to May 1. Local firms contribute large sums, with women selling bonds at Higginbotham's and a 1000 Victory Bond bought by a local firm. Readers urged to invest, keep bonds to maturity, and support the war effort.

Uncle Sam Comanche County Higginbbotham Comanche Higginbotham’s

Dublin student Miss Novit cited for alto saxophone skill

Miss Mildred Novit of Dublin sister of Mrs. Harry Melowsky of Comanche was cited at the University of Texas where she studies for her exceptional ability as an alto saxophone player.

Mildred Novit Dublin Harry Melowsky Comanche University of Texas

Comanche High Plans May 9 Special School Edition

The Comanche High School seniors will publish a special school edition of The Chief on May 9 with Dorothy Armstrong as editor in chief and about fifty six students in the class. The issue will feature individual pictures of class members following a seven year tradition.

Comanche High School Dorothy Armstrong

Mary Chapman Joins Texas Power and Light as Clerk

Mary Chapman has accepted a position with the Texas Power and Light Company here as clerk and cashier. Mrs. Tom Moore, who has served with the TP&L in this capacity for the past thirteen years, resigned this week. Mrs. Moore will remain on in the office for about two weeks to train Miss Chapman for her new work. Sgt. Joe Cardwell, who is stationed in Tennessee, is home on furlough.

Mary Chapman Texas Power and Light Company Tom Moore Tp&l

Comanche Social News Sees Local Visitors and Moves

Several Comanche residents were mentioned visiting relatives and nearby towns last week. Notables include Mr and Mrs Cunningham moving to Borger, Eva Johnson resuming teaching duties in Comanche West Ward School after a Mart hospital stay, and Charles Allen visiting the Comanche Chief plant.

Adel Hubert Cunningham Dave Cunningham Comanche Valley Mills Borger Eva Johnson Comanche West Ward Mart Johnson Charles Allen de Leon Free Press Nocona Sam Howell Ed Boswell Bob Rollins Long Beach California Rollins Bobbie Stanton Virgil Chaffin Temple

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