Career Conference Activities Set For February 3 at Comanche High
Comanche High School schedules its fourth annual Career Conference for junior and senior students on Friday February 3 1961. Guest speaker Jack Cox of Breckenridge former gubernatorial candidate to address the assemblies. Workshops follow with local professionals from Dallas Abilene and Fort Worth plus educators and university representatives sharing career options college prep and job pathways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche High School
Justine
Sidney
Jack Cox
Breckenridge
Cox
J. C. Fails
Dallas
Jones
Mabry
Williams and Slaughter
Abilene
Pete Snotwell
Memoiry College
Joan Reese
Texas Tech
Laura Morrow
Taylor A
Mary Moore
H.B
Boyd Lisle
Anne Wallace
Max Haddick
Sandy Wall
Ernest Barrat
TCU
R. M. Tate
Fort Worth
Howell Cobb Golda Foreman
Henry Huffman
W. D. Blackwood
Euell Arthur Bill Clemons
James Slider
L. D Cox
T. R. Durham
Gyale Pirkle
Thelma Gene Morrow
Sue McGlothlin Moves To Levelland
Mr. and Mrs. Dale McGlothlin of Comanche assisted their daughter Sue McGlothlin in moving to a new apartment at 1004 B Ave Levelland. She completed work at Texas Technological College Lubbock and will teach at Levelland Junior High this semester. Sue is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Eanes and niece of Mrs. Garland Johnson Lee McGlothlin and Rex McGlothlin.
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Dale McGlothlin
Comanche
Lubbock
Sue
B Ave
Levelland
Miss McGlothlin
Texas Technological College
John Eanes
Lee McGlothlin
Rex McGlothlin
First Range Stamp to be Issued at Salt Lake City Meet
The Post Office Department will issue the world first range stamp at the American Society of Range Management annual meeting in Salt Lake City Utah on February 2 and it goes on sale nationally February 3. The stamp is the eighth in the Conservation Series following Wildlife Forestry Soil and Water stamps. The Upper Leon Soil Conservation District Board urges everyone to buy and use a year’s supply of this new Range Stamp.
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Post Office Department
American Society of Range Management
Salt Lake City
Utah
U.S
Upper Leon
W. W. Smith Dies At De Leon
W. W. Smith 82 of De Leon died suddenly Tuesday from a heart attack. Funeral services were held February 1 at First Methodist Church De Leon with Rev. Roy Johnson officiating. Burial followed in De Leon Cemetery. Born February 3, 1878, he was a retired farmer. survived by his widow Ella Mae Smith, four sons Guy T. Smith John R. Smith W. Ray Smith A. E. Smith, a daughter Mrs. W. T. Keith, a brother R. R. Smith, a sister Mrs. Gussie Head, and nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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W. W. Smith
J. H. Welch
Comanche
de Leon
Mr. Smith
First Methodist Church
Roy Johnson
Comanche County
Gussie Head
Tom Steeles Honored On 60th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Tom Steele of Comanche were honored Sunday January 15 with a dinner for their sixtieth wedding anniversary. Relatives and close friends attended including the Brawley and Steele families and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Steeles
Tom Steele
Comanche
Yollie Brawley
Floyd Brawley
Ronnie
Terry
David
Dale Brawley
Floyd Steele
Shirley
Linda
Judy
Leonard Steele
Tommy
Kenneth Steele
Debby
Lewis Barnard
Jaynie
Donnie
Gene Cagle
James Bilbury
Baby
Dale
Jerry Brawley
Roy Abbey
Betty
Marion Gaines
Jess Williams
C. F. Burks
Tommy Steele
Bill Finley
Billy Joe
Lemmer Low
Father of Travis Rasberry Dies in Dublin
John A. Rasberry aged 66, a retired farmer and rancher from Dublin, died Wednesday at a Dublin hospital. He was father to Travis Rasberry, Comanche store manager, and left a wife, a daughter Mrs. J. L. Crouch, and four sons. Funeral services were held February 2 at the First Methodist Church with burial at Lower Green's Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Rasberry
Dublin
Travis Rasberry
Henderson's
Mr. Rasberry
First Methodist Church
Lower Green’s Creek
Rasberry
Eastland County
J. L. Crouch
Travis
Comanche
C. L. Rasberry
Ozona
Cecil Rasberry
Waxahachie
Wilbur Rasberry
Fort Worth
Lions Club Pantomime Delights Community Audience
The Lions Club enjoyed an unusual pantomime program directed by Arch Boyd CHS Agricultural Instructor and students. Forty Lions and visitors savored a barbecue dinner before the show. Next meeting February 14 features the Community Betterment Committee with Rev. Plez Todd as chairman and Bill Dudney and Elton McCullough assisting.
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Lions Club
Arch Boyd
CHS
Chate
Lions
Plez Todd
Bill Dudney
Elton McCullough
Death claim for Blake Bartlett noted in Comanche obituary
Blake R Bartlett 83 died at 11 30 am Monday January 30 at home 7025 S Pearl Comanche following a long illness Funeral services were held 3 00 pm Tuesday January 31 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev J Isham and Rev J L Woolsey officiating Interment Oakwood Cemetery Pallbearers Don Bybee Bud Bybee Earl Bartlett Dale McNutt Junior McNutt Gayle McNutt He was born July 28 1877 in Alabama and moved to Texas at 28 settling in Comanche County for 55 years He was a former resident of Comanche and a Methodist Church member Married September 1935 to Cleo De McNutt survivors include Don Bartlett Dallas and Mrs Leon Welch Comanche and Miss Mary Bartlett Comanche.
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Blake R. Bartlett
S. Pearl
Comanche
J. Isham
J. L. Woolsey
Oakwood Cemetery
Don Bybee
Bud Bybee
Earl Bartlett
Dale McNutt
Junior McNutt
Gayle McNutt
Mr. Bartlett
Benjamin and
Jane Bartlett
Alabama
Texas
Comanche County
Methodist Church
Cleo de McNutt
Don Bartlett
Leon Welch Dallas
Mary
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Sue McGlothlin
Frigidaire
United
Capri
Winesap
Arkansas Black
Ft. Worth
Hiway
Mary Hughes
Lions Club News
East Central
Fort Worth Highway
F. F. Ross
Gulf
Sas
Billy Hicks
Gulf Station
West Central
Feist and Sons
Feists
Feist
Feist Gulf Station
Blake Bartlett
Bartlett
Ford Tractor and Implement
Ford Tractor
Mr. Farmer
Sartor Bros
Edwin Sartor
Fi. Worth
Comanche, Texas
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