Career Conference outlines Texas opportunities for youths
The Career Conference lists speakers from Comanche to Abilene and Waco covering Law Business Administration Social Service Automobile Industry Beauty Culture Wildlife Conservation Private Business Journalism Teaching Dentistry Fine Arts Business College Farming Ranching Pharmacy Navy Physical Education Home Economics Agricultural Engineering Chemical Engineering Law Enforcement Science Nursing and Dietetics. Notable names include Jim Dudley J Frank Jones Ollie Lena Olsen W T Calhoun Preston Clark Jr David Bowers N L Douglas and Roy Connally among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Jim Dudley
Comanche
J. Frank Jones
Department of Business Administration
Hardin Simmons University
Ollie Lena Olsen
American Red Cross
Abilene
Fuell Arthur
Bill Clemons
Betty Parker
Frank Etheridge
Region II
Waco
Joe Tupin
Joe Waring
Boyd Anthony
Louis Harelik
Preston Clark, Jr
Austin
David Bowers
Texas A&m University
Leon Douglas
N. L. Douglas
Belton Public Schools
W. T. Calhoun
J. B. Smith
Baylor University
J 4
Connally
C. J. Barkley
Draughon
Business College
L. D. ‘Cox
Pharmacy
Travis Durham
Paul Ray Meinzie
Gyale Pirkle
Sid Carney
Bill Parker
Navy
Ben Jewell
Naval Reserve
Lloyd O. Russell
Harold Perkins
Department of Athletics
Martha Harmon
Lone Star Gas Company
John E. Burleson
A&m Agriculture Extension
Tarleton
Robert E. Silvas
Jefferson Chemical Company
Gaston Boykin
Mike Whitesides
Texas Department of Public Safety
Joy Terry
Betty Roberts
Danny Mims
Workers Needed Thursday Night At Indian Memorial Stadium
Twenty five workers are needed Thursday night February 2 at the Indian Memorial Stadium to help work on the track. Volunteers report to the track at 6 30 with hoes rakes and shovels. Coaches Orland Aldridge and Houston Jolley will supervise the effort which should end about 9 30.
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Indian Memorial Stadium
Orland Aldridge
Houston Jolley
Robert Davis to Keynote CHS Career Day
Robert T. Davis known as Sonny will keynote CHS Career Day. He has spoken to over 400 000 students on youth opportunities and delinquency threat and participates in Texas youth programs such as American Legion Boys State Bluebonnet Girls State and Texas 4H Councils. In 1963 he received the Texas State Juvenile Officers Award for youth leadership.
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American Legion
Bluebonnet Girls
Texas
Swine Short Course Set for Gustine Farmers
A swine short course for ew farmers will run February 6 9 under the supervision of the Comancheed to Young Farmers and Gustine High School Vocational Agriculture Department Gilbert Davis and Harry Thornton announce. Texas A&M specialist Joe Tocquigny will teach. enrollment is $2 and certificates are awarded after full attendance.
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Gustine High School Vocational Agriculture Department
Gilbert Davis
Harry Thornton
Joe Tocquigny
Vocational Agriculture Division
Texas Education Agency
Detment of
Animal Science
Atexas A&m
Texas A&m
Tocquigny
Mosier
Gustine
Texas A&m University
Bob Jaska
Department of Agricultural Ucation
Jaske
Party Enjoyed By Sunday School Nannie Little Class
The Nannie Little Bible Class of First Methodist Church held a covered dish supper in the church Fellowship Hall last Monday. Thirty attended the meal, program, and games with Rev. Robert Haynes offering the invocation and Arch Boyd Jr. serving as toastmaster.
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Nannie Little Bible
First Methodist Church
Church Fellowship
Robert Haynes
Arch Boyd Jr
James Fanning
Elton McCullough
Henry Spaldine
Kathy Spalding
Valentine
Dalton Perkins
Historic Hanging Oak marker honors Comanche mob history
The Oak Tree at Burks' Museum in Comanche is named a Recorded Texas Historical Landmark. Char s Woodburn of Amarillo and W S Dixon of Comanche announce the Official Texas Historical Tree Marker for the tree used in 1874 by a mob to hang Joe Hardin Tom and Bud Dixon. The marker’s dedication and broader tourist use are planned.
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Burks’ Museum
Comanche
Texas
Chas. Woodburn
Amarillo
Texas State Historical Survey Committee
Joe Hardin
Tom
Bud Dixon
John Wesley Hardin
Charles Webb
W. S. Dixon
Comanche County
Joint Meeting Of Young Farmers And Homemakers In Comanche
The Comanche unit held a joint session on Tuesday January 24 with 19 members and 4 visitors. Mr and Mrs Truman Henshaw and Mr and Mrs Pete Jordan from Hamilton spoke on home safety and household notions. Mrs Jordan, area IV Young Homemakers of Texas president, promotes pharmacy and professional groups. A joint social is planned for February 14.
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Comanche Younes
Truman Henshaw
Pete Jordan
Hamilton
American Pharmaceutical Asso
Jordan
Area IV
Young Homemakers of
Texas
Pho Tem
Texas Pharmacy Asso. and Kappa Epsilon
Woman’s Professional Pharmacist
Pete
Park Heights Church of Christ
Young Homemaker
Junior Highers Meet Stephenville Monday Night
Junior high basketball teams clash at CHS gym as Coach Leta Andrews' Junior Maidens lead the district with one loss after a tournament title at Blanket. Stephenville defeated by the Maidens previously in a hard fought game. The opener starts at 6:00 with Coach David Andrews' Paps following in the second game.
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Stephenville
CHS
Leta Andrews
Blanket
David Andrews
Paps
Gustine FFA Chapter Thanks Chief for Livestock Show Support
Gustine FFA Chapter thanks the Comanche County Junior Livestock Show chief for coverage that made the event a success. Danny Davis, president, signs the gratitude. UNICEF supports permanent health services in 122 countries.
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Gustine Ffa
Danny Davis
Unicef
Brownwood Cattle Auction Opens February 1 1967 Market Totals
Heavy feeder cattle were dull to fair with demand improving for fast tilts and springers. Estimated receipts 600 head. Stocker and feeder calves priced from 19 to 31 dollars. Slaughter cattle and fat cows trading in the 12 to 23 dollar range. Hogs topped at 19.60 dollars.
Liss Named Liberty Pastor
The Victory Baptist Church on Flem ing and Parks has called Rev. Walter E. Liss of 1108 N Austin to be pastor. He begins full time ministry on Sunday February 5 with 11 am and 6 pm services.
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Victory Baptist Church
Fleming and Parks
Walter E. Liss
N.austin
Rev. Liss
Belle Plain Baptist Church
First Baptist
Blanket
Big Valley Baptist Church of
Rt. 1
Goldthwaite
Comanche High to lay cinder track this season
Superintendent S H Fletcher announced Comanche High School will install a cinder track this season with funding about 95 percent complete from CHS supporters and local businessmen. Curbing is finished and ground rock sand base will be laid next week followed by cinders. W A Vandaveer and Son of Strawn supervise the project.
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Comanche High School
S. H. Fletcher
Fletcher
CHS
W. A. Vandaveer and Son
Strawn
Child protection safeguards urged for infant wellbeing
UNICEF highlights the need for safeguards before and after birth due to the child’s immaturity, emphasizing comprehensive protection for every child.
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Unicef
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Rexall Drug Store
Durham
Ben-Gay
FERIN
Geritol Liquid
Werner
Dorothy Gray
Shulton Desert Flower
Toni
Robert Davis
Robert T. Davis
Sonny
Jake Sledge
Arch Boyd
Pete Wall
Jess Watson
Bill Parks
Henry Spalding
H. Monselle O’brien
Victor Scott
Tex Ritter
Sonny James
Tony Curtis
Jack Lemmon
Natalie Wood
Lana Turner
Chamber of Horrors
Charlie Marshall
Majestic Theatre
Young Farmers Y Homemakers
St‘ville
Brownwood Cattle Auction
Liss
Liberty
Howard Payne College
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
F. Beaty
501 E. Coal
Comanche Junior High
Melvin O Oe
Wea
Payne Let
Independent School
Board of Trustees
Comanche Independent School District
W. E. Clemons
Elias Dudley
Clyde Williams
Wayne Stewart
Wm. G. Parker
L. L. Dukes, Jr
Saiistrict
Secretary of the Rd
Elton Dudley
W. B. Clemons
Gary L. Hillis
C. E. Hillis
North Austin
Korea
Hillis
Sidney High School
D.L
Colgate
Clairol
Paulet
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