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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1964
Page
5
Tarleton College specialist RedMAN will speak on Farm Management at the Comanche Peanut Short Course session in Leon High School. All peanut growers and the public are invited, per the County Extension Office announcement.
The Comanche 4-H Club met February 10 at the Rural Electric Co op with guests Mr. Arias and his children Cecilia Miriam and Ernesto. A film on Costa Rica was shown and demonstration topics for 4-H work discussed. Eleven new members joined the club this month. Funeral rites were held for infant Rena Elaine Croker at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Indian Creek Cemetery. Ken Rachels of Texas Tech visited Comanche campus with family.
Arias relays positive impressions of Comanche Texas during a correspondence and a campus visit. He notes warm welcomes from residents and plans for his family to settle, with children soon starting school and learning English aided by local teachers and classmates.
A brief note reviews Wilford A. Peterson’s second anthology of essays titled Living. The collection gathers twelve pieces first published in Week Magazine, presenting concise meditations on life and human conduct with descriptions of art and virtue.
This report notes testing results and score sheets at the school. It emphasizes explaining outcomes clearly to students and parents, and discusses potential achievements and future expectations. It references Mr. Harley Black and mentions families connected to Fort Worth and Metropolitan Business Port Worth.
A public call advocates open debate on Scripture with the Bereans as example. It argues the Lord's church began in 33 A.D. during Acts 2, labeling earlier or later movements as not the church Jesus promised to build.
The 1964 feed grain program signup is under way at the Comanche ASC County Office, running February 10 through March 27. Chair William F. Bryant notes the program adds voluntary participation with price support eligibility tied to participation and introduces higher diversion payments for diverting 40 percent or more of base acres. Eligible crops are corn barley and grain sorghum with payments and loans available on full 1964 production. Applications are accepted Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 12:00 noon and 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm.
The phrase describes Gen. Stonewall Jackson's infantry as "Jackson's Foot Cavalry" for its rapid maneuvers and swift ground coverage in Civil War campaigns.
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