What Is The Farm Bureau
H M OBrien president of Comanche County Farm Bureau presents Farm Bureau as the largest farm organization in Texas and the United States with 84000 Texas members and over 1600000 nationally. The group is nonpartisan Grass Roots and emphasizes good government informed citizenship opposing big government communism and excess federal control while advocating state authority voluntary farm management and fiscal restraint. It invites readers to join and contribute their views to collective policy.
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Farm Bureau
Texas
United States
South
Evvy
John Connally
Comanche County Fury Bureau
Awards Presented By Coach Oliver Jackets
CHS awarded 27 team members with gray wool jackets gray and black with gold trimming. Senior recipients included Jerry Todd and others. juniors Donald Feist and teammates. sophomores Skipper Shumpes and more. The "B" Team jacket awards went to Fred Taylor and Tommy Plumlee. Five cheerleaders received white sweaters with C megaphone initials. Coach Oliver praised the peerleaders for a job well done.
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Roger Oliver
Jerry Todd
Jerry Norris
Ladoytt Northcutt
Ken Rachels
W. M. Day
Jim Jarratt
Bob Carpenter
Tommy Salmon
Donald Feist
Don Kemmitz
Charles Wright
Jerry Foreman
Charles McNutt
John Cunningham
John Wilson
Samred Wilson
Freddy Chappell
Skipper Shumpes
Bob Allen
Gray Jolink
Claude Dudley
Allcorn
Billy Will
Fred Taylor
Tommy Plumlee
Oliver
RECORD AND ACCOUNT BOOKS
The Chief notes a selection of record and account books in various sizes styles and rulings. The emphasis is on durable bindings clear ruling layouts and practical formats for business or office use.
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Freshman Sherry Robison Spends Holidays with Parents
Sherry Robison, a Texas Woman's University freshman in Denton, spent the mid term holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Robinson, during a brief family visit.
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Sherry Robison
Texas Woman’s University
Denton
Mrs. J. Y. Robinson
Freshman Jimmy Wilkerson Visits Smiths in Fort Worth
University of Texas freshman Jimmy Wilkerson was home for the holidays. He spent Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J Roy Smith in Fort Worth.
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Jimmy Wilkerson
University of Texas
J. Roy Smith
Fort Worth
Curtis McKinzie Dies in Dallas After Long Illness
Curtis R. McKinzie 46 of Comanche died 6 45 p m Saturday Jan 26 at a Dallas Veterans Hospital after a long illness. He was a WW II veteran and longtime Comanche volunteer fire chief. Funeral services were Jan 28 at the First Baptist Church Comanche with Oak Lawn Funeral Home in charge. interment Oakwood Cemetery. He was survived by his wife Udell Willisford, two children Paul Ray and Anita Fay, four sisters and a brother.
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Curtis R. McKinzie
W. College Ave
Oakwood Cemetery
Comanche
Oak Lawn Funeral Home
Jay Tupin
John Carpenter
Wayne Stewart
Jack Wheat
Dub Byers
Buster Robertson
McKinzie
Tom McKinzie
Mercer Gap
First Baptist Church
Arthur Chevrolet Olds
Udell Williford
Paul Ray McKinzie
University of Texas, Austin
Anita Fay McKinzie
Comanche High School
C. W. Payne
Seagraves
Joe Z. Stevens
Brownsfield
Raymond Gaddie
Whitesboro
Roy Tupin
Rev
Gaylon McKinzie
Sidney Honor Roll list for six weeks grades 1-12
The Sidney Honor Roll for six weeks lists A students by grade, including Grade 3 Marcia Spaulding Sherry Reed Ricky McCauley Grade 4 Da Steele Sandra Clawson Grade 6 Kathy Spaulding Grade 7 David Stark Lana Carouth Nicky Pruitt Dee Ann Kilgore Charles Mazurek Grade 8 Ronald Pinkard Shirley Kilgore Grade 9 Barbara Clawson Grade 10 Bill Carouth Grade 12 Billie Sleaveland Cheatham Also B Honor Roll names for Grade 1 Kenneth Gibson Dale Guthrie James Evett Dav.
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Marcia Spaulding
Sherry Reed
Ricky McCauley
da Steele
Sandra Clawson
Kathy Spaulding
David Stark
Lana Carouth
Nicky Pruitt
Dee Ann Kilgore
Charles Mazurek
Ronald Pinkard
Shirley Kilgore
Barbara Clawson
Bill Carouth
Billie Sleaveland
Cheatham
Kenneth Gibson
Dale Guthrie
James Evett
Dav
Student Panel Theme of FHA Meeting
Future Homemakers of America met January 23 in the auditorium for their monthly meeting. President Margie Vineyard opened with remarks and Patsy Little moderated a panel on high-school dropouts. Judy McDonald George Ann Scott and Ginger Parsons answered questions about dropping out. A girl who quit school described her return to finish high school.
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Future Homemakers of America
Margie Vineyard
Patsy Little
Judy McDonald
George Ann Scott
Ginger Parsons
Patsy
Pat Johnston
Taylors To Be Honored On Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Dc W Taylor will be honored on their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday afternoon reception at 302 North Pearl Comanche. Children invite all relatives and friends to attend.
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Taylors
Dc. W. Taylor
N. Pearl
Comanche
Taylor
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Proffitt
Walter McCullough
Newburg
Gayle McCullough
Comanche County Livestock Association
Max Parker
Herbert Goodson
Livestock Association
J. A. Cox
Association
Lonnie Sparkman
Percy Parsons
Ray McEwin
Gustine Ffa
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H. M. O'Brien
Comanche County Farm Bureau
Coach Oliver
Jackets
CHS
TWU
Insurance
Burton & Goodson
West Central Avenue
Tiny Burton
Herb Goodson
Curtis McKinzie
Dallas
Sue & Iva
Sue Wilson
DE Leon
Preston
Sue Sturdivant
Iva Wayne Mathew
FHA
Mr. and
Mrs. Farman
County Farm Bureau
Comanche County
OUR
Joe Tupin
Lloyd's Humble Station
Roy McNutt
Texs
Commissioners Court
D. F. Caraway
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