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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1953

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February specials drive through local auto and goods ads

Beal McDaniel promotes Case tors models at his dealership with a February show room display and a Monday dairy equipment demonstration sponsored by S Higginbotham Motor Co. Lifewall tires and U S Royal whitewalls arrive at Tupin’s jeweler. Comanche County Livestock awards $450 prizes. Higginbotham’s and Mullican’s offer sales and value items.

Mullican Joe H. Tupin U. S United States Abber Company Walter Durham, Jr J. H. Jumpas

Dudley Brothers Ranch Featured in Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Farm and Ranch pages recount the Dudley Brothers Hereford operation in Comanche. The feature notes their accidental rise to registered Herefords since 1938, partnership formation in 1952, and 14 years of breeding with 4465 calves produced. It includes seven scenes from the ranch and highlights Jane Bradley as Comanche Day cowgirl sweetheart.

Dudley Brothers Comanche Fort Worth Star-Telegram Dudley Bros Frank Reeves Star-Telegram Dudleey Gail Tom Fliesx Wro Ted Tme América Jane Bradley Paul Bradley Proctor Fort Worth Jane Cisco Lobo Queens Maicens

Phone Company Service Pins Awarded to Six Employees

Six Comanche employees of the Texas Telephone Company received Service Pins Friday afternoon January 30 as the firm launches a new Service Award Program. Former manager Karl Shock presented the pins at the company office in Sherman. Recipients include Norma Jean Ellis J B Wylie Hilton Burks and C V Davis for five years Catherine Cunningham for fifteen years Coral Bonser for thirty one years and four months.

Texas Telephone Company Karl Shock Sherman Norma Jean Ellis J. B. Wylie Hilton Burks C. V. Davis Catherine Cunningham Coral Bonser

Melon Growers To Meet In De Leon Monday

About 200 De Leon area watermelon growers met at City Hall to discuss plans to produce a single melon type and market via Bernard & Lowery Agency. A follow up meeting is set for next Monday at 7:00 PM in De Leon City Hall with W. K. Frey leading.

de Leon Bernard & Lowery W. K. Frey

Seminary Student To Preach Sunday At First Presbyterian

Thomas H. Parsons of Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary will preach at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday February 8 1953 leading morning worship. Parsons a Milby High School and Rice Institute alumnus will speak on A New Creation from Corinthians. He is a senior at the seminary and president of the senior class.

Comanche Pension Club Meeting Set for Saturday

The Comanche Pension Club No. 1 plans a meeting next Saturday afternoon February 7 at 2:00 in the County Court room. Effie Shann mm, Cor. Secy.

Comanche Pension Club No. 1

Peanuts Rise As Best Crop For Comanche County Farmland

Hezzie C. Dean, a Comanche County peanut farmer, says peanuts top crops on sandy land despite recent droughts. Castor beans are a fallback. Dean owns 390 acres near Comanche and east of town. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram story by Frank Reeves highlights his long farming career and shift from cotton to peanuts.

Comanche County Hezzie Dean Farm and Ranch Magazine Fort Worth Star-Telegram Frank Reeves Star-Telegram Livestock and Agriculture Hezzie C. Dean Dean Comanche W. H. Dean Tarleton State College Stephenville Daniel Baker College Brownwood Beattie Soil Conservation Service Navy

Youth Rally At Pentecostal Church In Comanche

A youth rally is planned at the Pentecostal Church located at 507 South Houston Street Comanche Friday night starting at 7 30. The event invites local youths and families to gather for an evening of activities and spiritual engagement.

Pentecostal Church South Houston Street Comanche

Wylie Walker Higginbotham Named Gustine Yard Head

Wylie Walker Higginbotham, Gustine contractor and builder, becomes head of the Higginbotham Lumber Yard and Hardware Store at Gustine, succeeding retiree Sam B. Todd. Walker, among the county’s active carpenters, has worked with the firm for months to prepare for the role. He first learned lumber yard work ten years ago. He is regarded as well qualified for the post.

Wylie Walker Gustine Higginbotham Sam B. Todd Mr. Walker Todd Walker

Gustine Schools Plan Open House Week

Gustine School announces Public School Week from March 1 to 7 with open house events. The Gustine School Faculty invites all residents to revisit school life and experience chalk dust memories, marching songs, and student activities during the week.

Gustine Mother’s Garden Gustine School

Indians Face Jacket Teams Here Friday

The Comanche Indians close the 1953 regular 10 4A basketball season at home against the Stephenville Yellow Jackets in a triple header. The B team plays at 6 00 pm the A girls game follows at 7 15 and the A boys game at 8 15. The Comanche girls seek to preserve their district title and undefeated record while the boys aim for a share of the title with Ranger with a win Friday. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students.

Comanche Indians Stephenville Yellow Jackets Comanche

Telephone Rates Raised Here

The Comanche telephone rates rise effective February 1 as outlined by Texas Telephone Company officials. City Council debates legality with local attorneys and weighs state law implications while two advertisements explain the justification. Public School Week set for March 1 to 7 with emphasis on community involvement.

Comanche Texas Telephone Company Omar Wilkerson and Griffin Brownwood Roy Brannan

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Beal McDaniel Progressive J. I McDaniel Higginbotham Motor Company Erning Bill Dney Bulova Rest Tupin Higbotham’s Enrly Hall Mercane Grory Dorothy Perkins Elena Rubinstein Tussy Rvice Maryland Club C. Biggs Ccepts James Jim) LeSuer College of the Bible TCU Christa*Church LeSueur Alexandria Louisiana Capital Univosity Incinnati Ohio Comanche Mia Phone Company First Presbyterian Church Thomas H. Parsons The Austin Presbyterian MR. Parsons Comanche Pension Meeting By Effie Shann Eltos Port Worth Wylie Walker Higginbotham van Pyke Church Howard Payne College Zion Hill van Mpwke Supt. Brandt
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