Angora Goat Association Elects Officers and Sets Show Dates
The Central Texas Registered Angora Goat Breeders Association held its seventh annual meeting in Goldthwaite to elect officers, name committees, and set the 1963 show and sale dates. Officers reelected include Col V Z Cornelius president and David Watters vice president. Show dates August 30 and 31 were set at the Agriculture Building and Show Barns in Goldthwaite. Membership dues are due with adults $2 and 4 H and FFA members $1.
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Central
V. Z. Cornelius
Goldthwaite
David Watters
Raymond E. Casbeer
Peggy Sanders
Mills County
W. Z. Cornelius
Glenn Nichols
Floyd Daniel
T. C. Graves
T. C. Chaney
Coryell County
Otho Medart
A. B. Wilkinson
Fred D. Mariott
Brown County
Forrest Perkins
J. R. McFarlane
Comanche County
B. L. Luckie
San Saba
Ben Parrisher
Hamilton County
Burl A. Turner
Lampasas
H. C. Dittman
F. B. Daniel
Wilford W. Schuster
Charles Cornelius
Felt Terrell
Wallace Perkins
W. C. Whittenburg
Barnes
Casbeer
FFA
Fidelity Aids Promote 2 Year Replacement Guarantee
An ad touts Fidelity Aids offering a full two year replacement guarantee for hearing aids. It claims 100 percent squeal free devices with Audiomag, long lasting batteries, and free replacements if batteries fail. Mr. Treadway hosts a hearing clinic at DeLuxe Motel in Comanche on February 1 from 10 AM to 1 PM.
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Fidelity Aids
Fidelity
Treadway
Fidelity Aid
Comanche
Temple
Cancer The Silent Disease From Texas Health
Cancer is a stealthy illness with few early symptoms. Regular yearly physical exams detect cancer early, enabling better treatment. family doctors act as the frontline, referring patients to specialists when needed. A top to toe checkup includes body surface exams, organ checks, and optional tests like X rays and proctoscopy.
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Texas
Comanche Farmers Union Meets in De Leon
The Comanche County Farmers Union held its January 17 meeting in the Chamber of Commerce Building De Leon with about 50 members. President Jack Straub led the session as Dale George arranged string music and members heard Vincent Rossiter's speech from the state convention. Refreshments followed. A membership drive targets 175 by March 1. interested farmers may contact Jack Straub or any member.
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Comanche County Farmers Union
Chamber of Commerce
de Leon
Jack Straub
Dale George
Vincent Rossiter
Farmers Union
Rossiter
Hartington, Nebraska National Bank
Independent Bankers Association
Camp Fire Girls To Sell Candy
Comanche Camp Fire and Blue Bird Girls plan their annual candy sale starting next week as their sole fundraising project. Support requested for the girls who sell candy, not cookies, in their community effort.
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Camp Fire
Comanche Camp Fire
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Girls
Comanche 4-H Club Installs Officers At January Meeting
Comanche 4-H Club met January 14 in the County Courtroom with President Claude Dudley presiding. Secretary ey Ann Robertson took roll, installing new officers. A Bolivia visitor gave a slide presentation enjoyed by attendees. Next meeting set for February 18.
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Claude Dudley
Ey Ann Robertson
Bolivia
Community Club At Proctor Plans Feb 12 Meeting
Proctor Community Club will hold its regular monthly session Tuesday night February 12 at 7 30. The program committee plans a tacky wacky party with prizes for the tackiest dressed man and woman. Refreshments of cookies coffee and punch will be served. Everyone is invited.
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Proctor Community Club
J. B. Layne PTA to Present Flag Birthday Program
The J. B. Layne Elementary PTA will meet Tuesday afternoon February 7 at 2 30 in the school auditorium. Third grade classes under Mrs Elza Brinson Miss Ollie Sloan and Miss Berta Goodson present The Birthday of The Flag after the business meeting led by Publicity Chairman Mrs Reid Thomas.
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Elza Brinson
Ollie Sloan
Berta Goodson
J. B. Layne
School Auditorum
F B Chambers Honored On 84th Birthday in Comanche
F B Chambers of Comanche celebrated his 4th birthday on January 21 with a family gathering. Visitors included Mrs Joe Claiborne, Mr and Mrs R Dodson and sons of Kilgore, Mr and Mrs Jack Cagle and kin of Odessa, Mrs Ocie Ward, Bert Solomon and Iris, Mr and Mrs James Ward and girls of Monahans, and Mr and Mrs Hershel Cagle with children from Gustine and Sidney.
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F. B. Chambers
Comanche
Chambers
Joe Claborn
R. A Dodson
Kilgore
Jack Cagle
Odessa
Ocie Ward
Bert Solomon
Iris
James Ward
Monahans
Henry Chambers
Gustine
Hershel Cagle
Sidney
Proctor 4-H Sewers and Cookers Meet in February
The Proctor 4-H Sewing and Cooking Division met February 2 to make mumus and plan a lunch. Eleven girls and leaders Mrs Northcutt and Mrs Dunn attended. They will reconvene next Saturday at 9 am to finish sewing.
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Proctor 4-H Club
City Council Names New Directors and Election Plans
Albert Brannan and Dr. William T. Calhoun were named to The Upper Leon River Municipal Water District board. A four way red blinker light will be installed at Neely Avenue and Houston Street near Clarence Huett property. Dudley Brothers won the bid to sell a 1963 Plymouth for 1473.43 with trade-in. East Fleming street work includes several new houses. Applications are open for city election candidates. Mayor John Hall plans to seek re election but has not decided. City Secretary Ruth Loudermilk declined to announce details yet.
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Albert Brannan
William T. Calhoun
Upper Leon River
Neely Avenue
Houston Street
Clarence Huett
Dudley Brothers
Fleming Street
John Hall
Ruth Loudermilk
Nose blowing and ear pressure explained
The article explains how blowing the nose can affect ear pressure via the Eustachian tubes. Rapid changes in outside air pressure can cause the middle ear to expand or contract, risking pain if the tubes do not balance pressure. Swallowing or chewing gum can help open the tubes to equalize pressure.
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Magasine
American Medical Association
Nose blowing guidance during nasal congestion
The text advises holding the nose and blowing with both nostrils open to avoid back pressure that could force contents into the ears. It warns against blowing too hard during a cold tip and suggests gentle pressure to prevent pushing mucus into the ear openings.
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Angora Goat Association
Comanche Farmers Union News
Arnold Butler
Bennie Simpson
Proctor
PTA
Reid Thomas
Gregs Bake Shop
Valentine
Mrs. Turpin
Conia
Independent School District
S. H. Fletcher
Comanche 1.S.D
Stephenville
Saving & Loan
Isham Flowers
Ust
Grumbacher Gainsbor
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