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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1972
Page
11
Teenagers are a busy blend of appetite doubt energy and curiosity. Adults often misunderstand them yet they remain everywhere and forever. Let them run sing and learn with wise coaches while parents and teachers provide the blueprint from the Architect of the Universe.
John Caton CHS class of 1964 organized the American Heritage Club in 1962 and spoke to a CHI club on January 18. The group, with 100 plus members, discussed early year night meetings and heritage links to religion. Caton, now in Comanche with wife and three children, works at 3 M in Brownwood. The Comanche Public Library promotes The Talisman Ring and Royal Escape by Heyer.
Ralph Duren announces his candidacy for Commissioner of Precinct 3 in the Mills County Democratic Primary on May 6. A lifelong resident born in 1919, he has served on the Duren Community and Mullin school boards, on the Cen tral Texas Telephone Cooperative board, and on Mills County committees, while leading his church as Sunday School Superintendent. He and his wife Lola Belle live in the Duren Community with their son Bobby. he lists sons Eugene and Brady Wayne and daughter Nelma Jane Tucker as family. He favors fair treatment for all in Mills County. Political ad paid for by Ralph Duren. Norah Lofts, a Comanche Public Library favorite, presents The Scent of Cloves at the library.
In Austin the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department defends armadillos as ecology friendly, noting they mostly eat insects and pose no threat to quail eggs. Biologists counter that some quail hunters still shoot armadillos, misbelieving them a danger to eggs.
Jack Carnes of Wichita Falls visited his mother Mrs. Jack Carnes in the city last week, sharing time with family members and noting the reunion.
Whit Jarratt explains parallel terraces as a solution to point row problems. By widening terrace grade and lining terraces along natural drains to grassed waterways, fields can be terraced in two directions from ridges toward drains, with waterways kept narrow to fit small outlets.
Market attendance normal and steady with slaughter stockers firm. Fat cows up $2, stocker calves and yearlings listed with varied weights and prices. receipts estimated 881 head. Special sale announced for February 12 with bulls at 10:30 am and cows at 12:30 pm.
Mrs Grace Robertson returns home from a six week visit with her daughter and family the Sherrill Kendricks of McAllen.
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