Mayor Eanes Addresses Comanche Community Meeting
Mayor Eanes spoke at the High School on February 9 urging citizen participation in public life and schooling. He shared his family origins, ideals of service, and the need for broader public involvement in schools to strengthen democracy and character.
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Brownwood Calls for Early Protests of Tax and Spending
Brownwood editorial urges Texas citizens to protest early against legislative waste and new taxes. It argues protests are needed against river survey funding, a West Texas technological college, reclamation and school bills, and measures favoring individuals or specific regions rather than the common good.
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Uncle Jim Cunningham Celebrates 73rd Birthday
Uncle Jim Cunningham marked his 73rd birthday on Wednesday with a family dinner. Guests included R. T. Cunningham, Uncle Dave Cunningham, Uncle Jack Wright, and Shack Howell, plus relatives from Denton, San Angelo, Brownwood, Waco, and Comanche County.
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San Angelo
J. R. Lewis
Brownwood
Joe Neely
Waco
Tom Cunningham
Comanche County
Henderson Lyceum Troupe Delivers Strong Auditorium Show
The fourth lyceum number at the High School auditorium Tuesday night impressed with strong first and second tenors and a powerful bass. The baritone showcased a lively Scotch dialect and the program offered varied and pleasing entertainment with comic bits. Next act closes this year’s series, praised for quality. Miss Pinkey Gantz returned from South Plains visit, and I August visited Waco this week.
When is a Church a Success Sermon Series Begins
Bro. Klingman will deliver a Sunday morning series on the topic when is a church a success at eleven o'clock starting Sunday February 18 1923. The congregation is invited to attend and expect worthwhile reflection.
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February Community Meeting Delights Town With Music and Debate
The February meeting, moved from the first Friday to the second, featured a program of songs by Mrs. Hardy Slider and others, piano and violin numbers, and an address by J. R. Eanes. Attendees discussed adding college courses to the high school and enlarging the Comanche Independent School District, then socialized at the Domestic Science rooms during a Patriotic Tea.
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J. R. Eanes
Eanes
Carroll
Howard Kilpatrick
Il Trovatore
Comanche Independent School District
T. R. Helmsley
J. P. Hoff
Vision for an ideal Comanche school and democracy
A speaker urges stronger public schools, more home investment in education, and a two year program expansion to prepare students for teaching business farming and citizenship. He warns against internal threats, stresses eternal vigilance, and calls for a Latin English science and citizenship focused curriculum. The note references Murt Sullivan’s postmaster appointment being confirmed in Comanche.
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