Ministers Issue Statement To Local Parents In Comanche County
The Ministerial Association of Comanche issues affirmations urging parents to regularly attend Sunday Church School and worship services with their children. It emphasizes that Christian instruction extends beyond church hours and calls all community members to pray for the youth and live by Jesus Christ’s teachings daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Ministerial Association of
Comanche
Cramanche County
Church of
New Farms May Seek Cotton Acreage Allotments in 1954
A. E. Boyd announces that owners or operators without existing cotton allotments may file for a 1954 acreage allotment. Eligibility requires livelihood from farming, no other active cotton allotment, and no similar application on other owned farms. Deadline is February 5, 1954. The 1954 quotas mean compliant farms may market freely. noncompliant cotton faces penalties.
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A. E. Boyd
County Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Committee
SCS
Boyd
Funeral set for Mrs Connie Stewart in Blanket
Funeral services for 81 year old Mrs Connie Stewart will be held at 2 p m Thursday at the Blanket Methodist Church with Rev Chester Wilkerson Rev Ollie Apple and Rev Guy Self officiating. Burial follows in Blanket Cemetery. Mrs Stewart died at 10 30 a m Tuesday in a Shreveport hospital while visiting daughter Mrs Minnie Entrinkin. She was born October 15 1873 in Comanche County as the 19th of 21 children of Charlie and Julia Campbell. She was widow of Lee Stewart who died March 23 1952. Survivors include daughter Mrs Entrinkin of Shreveport and other relatives.
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Connie Stewart
Shreveport
Charlie
Julia Campbell
Lee Campbell
Larry Kittle
Comanche
Brown
Comanche Counties
Lee Stewart
Blanket Methodist Church
Entrinkin
Outlook for Agriculture Brims With Cautious Optimism
Commissioner White forecasts 1954 will see farm prices near 1953 levels and steady domestic demand. Texas agriculture faces drought and price swings but urges crops and production plans to lift profits, with cotton adjustments key to favorable margins. Also reports the death of Mrs Lum Daniell, 92, of De Leon, buried in De Leon Cemetery after services at First Baptist Church.
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Chevrolet
John C. White
Texas Dept. of Agriculture
Texas
Lum Daniell
de Leon
First Baptist Church of
Arkansas
Daniell
Comanche County
Jones Candidate for Degree at East Texas College
William R. Jones of Comanche is a candidate for a Bachelor of Science in general agriculture at East Texas State Teachers College. An informal convocation and degree awarding ceremony will be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday January 28 in the college auditorium, with 102 students expected to receive degrees. Jones is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jones of Comanche.
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William R. Jones
Comanche
East Texas State Teachers College
Jones
C. J. Jones
Notable Texas Family Tolders Include Stewart Legacy
Notable family details mention sons Andy Stewart and Blanket, Texas Ranger Larl Stewart of Pecos, former Brown County sheriff, plus four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Andy Stewart
Blanket
Texas
Larl Stewart
Pecos
Brown County
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Texas Power & Light Company
Bel Air
Comanche, Texas
W. R. Jones
Speedy
Athur Chevrolet Comanche
Arthur
Arthur Chevrolet
Coleman
S. How
Salj
Lawrence’s Food Bank
Bob Braden
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