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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1975

Page

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Breath of Life Drive Seeks Volunteers in Comanche

Mrs. Keith Woodley leads the 1975 Breath of Life Campaign for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in Comanche seeking volunteers for fund raising and awareness. The effort supports 100 CF Centers, research, and education to aid children with lung and digestive diseases and aims to improve life expectancy and care. Contact Mrs. Woodley at 800 North Lane or 356-3808 to help.

Keith Woodley Comanche Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Woodley Cystic North Lane

Comanche County Sees Enrollment Rise in 1975-76 Opening

Comanche County four schools enroll 2159 students in the new school year with declines from last year. Comanche Independent School District reports 1112 students, Gustine 180, De Leon 719, and Sidney 148. Kindergarten increases, high school drop, and expected post Labor Day growth noted by Supt. Jefferies.

Comanche Comanche County Comanche Independent School District Supt. H. R. Jefferies James Perkins Gustine Independent School District Roger Oliver Gustine de Leon Sidney Independent D. C. Andrews Sidney High School H. R. Jefferies

Labor Day Holiday Observed in Comanche

Thanks to the Knights of Labor and the Chamber of Commerce Comanche will observe a holiday on Monday September 1 1975 with schools banks courthouse post office and most merchants closed. The note recalls Labor Day origins and mentions state laws and celebrations in Australia.

Knights of Labor Chamber of Commerce Comanche Oregon Australia

County Fair Committee Meeting Set

A meeting of all 1975 County Fair Committee members is scheduled at the Farm Bureau Building for Wednesday September 3 at 7 30 p m. The group will plan the November 6 7 8 fair with the nuts theme and Comanche County pecan show. Representatives are urged to attend.

Farm Bureau

Ceramics Hobbyist Miss Alice Robertson Turns 85

Comanche County’s pioneer woman Miss Alice Robertson celebrates her 85th birthday at home north of Comanche with friends Fannie Knight and Johnnie Bean. Born in 1890 near De Leon, she taught in Duster and Soda Springs, later worked at State National Bank in Comanche, then moved to Dallas as a bookkeeper. She and her brother ran a wholesale flower business from 1940 to 1967, built a rock flower shop in 1947, and now fills two rooms with handmade ceramics. She ages with activity, reading, and her ceramics hobby, which includes a Bicentennial project of thirteen Raggedy Ann and Andy figures representing the original colonies.

Comanche County Alice Robertson Comanche Fannie Knight Johnnie Bean Harlingen Robertson Alice Miss Alice de Leon Maggie Ross Duster Soda Springs E. E. Anthony State National Bank Dallas First Baptist Church Little Rock Highway 16 Walter Knight Ste Fannie Snow White Raggedy Ann Andy

Commercial Steer Feeding Program Opens In Comanche County

The 1975 Comanche County Commercial Steer Feeding Program starts Saturday August 30 with weighings at the County Livestock Center from 9 00 am to 12 00 noon. Steers must weigh 400 to 600 pounds dehorned and castrated. Weighing overseers are Jack Straub Phil Riewe and Brent Daniels with Gayle Mahan as superintendent and Bill Clark as assistant.

Comanche County John Beau Comanche County Livestock Association County Livestock Center Sieers Jack Straub Phil Riewe Brent Daniels Gayle

Comanche Growers Win Honors at State Pecan Show

Results from the 1974 Texas State Pecan Show in Fort Worth July 14 to 16 report Comanche County growers with a reserve champion four second places and one third. Clyde H. Jordan Fon Worth won reserve native pecans Bill Miller Gustine took second for Apache and Barion pecans. P. A. Williams De Leon second for Squirrels Delight Womack's Nursery De Leon third for Other-in-Shell pecans with a Shoshoni.

Fort Worth Comanche County Clyde H. Jordan Fon Worth Bill Miller Gustine P. A. Williams de Leon Womack's Nursery

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Mrs. Woodley Breath of Life Jimmie Dee Jones Bonnie Huet Comanche Chesf Bill McGinnis Frank Hall Robert Maddox de Leon Highway Billy Pope Braves Stephenville Clyde Frati Winters Chick
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