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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1966

Page

2

Local Comanche Chief shares community notes and oblique family ties

The Comanche Chief column highlights readers’ greetings and thanks, mentions Roy Felder’s real identity as Asa B. Christopher, and recalls Jim Wilkerson’s career from Breckenridge to Breckinridge Schools. It also recounts heartfelt messages from readers, a long-standing Wesley Bible Class, and local church affiliations.

Asa B. Christopher Roy Felder Beaumont Huntsville First Methodist Roy Marjorie Fort Worth Jim Wilkerson Breckenridge Jim Breckinridge Knob Parker Springtown High School Arlington State College Texas A&m A&m Breckeridge

Comanche’s Historic Hotels and Cafes Then and Now

The article recalls Comanche Texas as a hub of boarding houses and eateries in the teens and thirties, highlighting the Colonial and Ridgeway hotels, the McKinzie Hotel offering meals for 25 cents, and the Lawrence Steak House. It notes today’s cafes and the town’s claim to a top cafeteria between Lubbock and Houston. It also discusses early communism ideas traced to Captain John Smith and colonial Virginia.

Comanche Ridgeway McKinzie George McKinzies McKinzie Hotel Lawrence Texas Lubbock Houston West Texas Colonial Virginia John Smith Captain John Smith Edward Archer Captain Smith

Texas Pecans and Survival Tales From Early Texas History

The text blends historic survival details with Texas pecan pride. It mentions cannibalism during a grim period after Captain Smith left, then shifts to tax filing reminders and Comanche County pecan production rising in 1965. It adds Texas Governor James Stephen Hogg's quote and notes pecans as a state symbol with growing promotion by local growers.

Comanche County Texas Indianola Galveston San Antonio California Texas Pecan Growers Assn

Hamilton Visitors Mr and Mrs Harelik Visited Sunday

Mr and Mrs Louis Harelik visited in Hamilton on Sunday. They were welcomed by local residents and enjoyed a brief social visit.

Louis Harelik Hamilton

Gustine FFA Praises Supporters of Local Livestock Show

Gustine FFA expresses gratitude to exhibitors buyers and families around Manche County for the county fair livestock show. The chapter thanks exhibitors who showed animals supported by prize money and buyers who purchased stock while mothers and fathers encouraged students during the event.

Gustine Ffa Aroun Manche County

Oregon Visit by Wesley Redwine and Guests

Wesley Redwine, once of Comanche, visits Oregon with Mrs. Lonnie Hicy and Mrs. Rob Steward. The group appears during a local social gathering.

Orego Wesley Redwine Oregon Weq Lonnie Hicy Rob Steward

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Dr. Vils W. Grand J. C. Wilkerson Wilkerson James Wilkerson Asoc Dublin Gorman Blanket Carbon May Zephyr Comenche Ralph Nell Hull Wolfe City Selma Berry W. A. Payne E. Grand Western Hills Wesley Bible The Baptist Church Wilson Fielder CHS Asia Proffitt Ie Southern Baptist Church Vesta Davis Larry Nowlin de Leon Ffa By de Leon Peanut Company W.al Higginbotham’s Fongret Smith John Connally Frank Hildebrand Internal Revenue Ellis Campbell, Jr Campbell ALL Botany Richmond Higginbotham’s Hardware Dept Fine Arts Burton & Goodson Rts Astrogard Panelair Higg'nbotham Hamilton Visitors LA Gene Johnston Almey N. Austin LA Gene Betty Parker
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