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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1972
Page
13
W L Ferrill declares his bid for the May Democratic primary for County Attorney. He emphasizes legal experience from the fifties, vows fair enforcement, juvenile reform, and cooperation with judges, District Attorney, and county officials. He asks voters for support and notes the paid political ad.
Trip departs Ojinaga April 29 at 4 p.m. arrives Chihuahua 8 p.m. Saturday morning free for shopping. A 60 mile mountains tour ends with supper and pop at a lodge. Sunday free to buy a hat. Monday return by train. Cost 60 dollars. Contact J J Baxter at 356 3451.
Mrs Grady Auvenshine expresses gratitude to Dr W D Blackwood Dr Dan Mims and the hospital nurses and staff for care during her stay She also thanks neighbors friends relatives for visits cards flowers gifts food and prayers May God bless each of you
John Dudley of Houston begins a week stay in Houston with sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Jim Allison Crawford and Justin. Don Parks of Lubbock visits Comanche for the weekend to see his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parks and Cindy.
Flower Talk notes snapdragons as common and lovely garden flowers with color diversity for ornamental borders. The piece promotes Isham's Garden Center at 400 E Central offering a wide variety of flowers and daily customer satisfaction.
J Fred Skelton was named executive vice president and general manager of Texas Power and Light Company at a TP&L board meeting in Dallas. He has served as vice president and secretary since 1964 and began with the company in 1937.
Market was fully steady across classes with fair attendance and above average cattle quality. Light cattle possibly up 1.50, pairs up to 10, with 708 head receipts. Representative sales include J B Tongate Brownwood 270 lb heifer, 49.25. Riley Cowell Santa Anna 520 lb Char string, 44.50. George Wright Brownwood 1225 lb cow, 25.0. Local social notes follow.
Gustine Tigers roll past Richland Springs to improve to 17 3 and 30 3 on the season. Alan Luker leads with 25 points while Gayland Stephens adds 12 and Joe Adams Steve Hillhouse donate 7 each. District tourney opens Thursday at 7 30 p m in Priddy against Star. Betty Allen and Vera King hosted Odessa weekend visit. Albany visitor Jim Hallmark stayed with family in Albany while Bonner family trips included Austin business.
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