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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1961
Page
4
Otis Coker writes about the life of Mrs Florence Starkie Wells who died March 29. She grew up in Comanche area, earned a teaching certificate and taught in county rural schools. Her pupils went on to many successful careers. Her life is described as devoted to helping others.
A Soda Springs 4-H gathering included an Electricity demonstration by Linda Jones Richard Frazier from the Sidney yard and Dorothea Byrd. Old and new business were discussed and the next meeting date set for May 12 with parents to run the program.
An NHS event features Gary Don King presenting on dangers of Communism. The talk frames Communism as a threat to Christian America and urges informed, vigilant citizens to oppose it. Mrs Dudley distributed "What Can I Do?" pamphlets to students amid recollections of her life.
Community members gathered for the funeral service of Gragore Wiesendanger with many out-of-town relatives present from Dallas McAlister Gushka and other cities. The report includes a bank statement for Comanche National Bank plus a Cancer Society appeal urging support for leukemia research targeting older men.
Chairman William F. Bryant of the Comanche County ASC urges wool growers who sold wool or lambs in the 1960 marketing year ending March 31 to file payment applications under the National Wool Program as early in April as possible. Final filing is May 1 since April 30 is a Sunday, with forms needed to compute the average unshorn wool and lambs. The program emphasizes accurate net figures and highlights incentives tied to wool production and grower payments.
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