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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1959
Page
19
A University of Wisconsin feeding study shows pigs crowded at 200 pounds feed fiercely yet fall ill when 2 percent salt is added to swill. The loss mirrors overcrowding at the trough and reveals salt toxicity as the cause of death rather than worms or other aids.
Dublin High School asserts a prior girls basketball state championship before Interscholastic League sponsorship in 1928 under coach D. C. Arthur and AAU rules.
The Thursday Quilting Club met at Mrs. R. W. Reese's home on February 5. A noon dinner was served. Mrs. O. B. Cleere observed her birthday with a cake from Mrs. Dan Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Waring of Houston visited Ricky and Frances Waring over the weekend.
The message expresses gratitude to Dublin Nursing Home Mrs. and Mr. Jones and all nurses for compassionate care of a husband and father during his stay and after death. It thanks friends for flowers and cards and specifically Page Harrell for his kindness, with prayers for God’s blessings from Mrs. T. S. Lowery and children.
C. E. Nubbin Booth has been named head football coach at Stephenville replacing Scott McCall who will enter private business. Booth, an all state end at Childress in 1938 and SMU alumnus, played for the Chicago Cardinals and semi pro basketball with Detroit. He coached at Vernon in 1951 52 and led Rotan as head coach from 1953 to 1965 with an 18 12 record.
Bill Jarvis, a mid term graduate of Austin College Sherman, has accepted a Data Analysis Engineer post with Telecomputing Corporation Engineering Services Division at Holloman AFB Alamogordo New Mexico. He is married to Elizabeth Slider daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Slider of Comanche.
J. T. Price an aviation machinist in the U S N and his wife with daughter Jonona left San Francisco on February 16 for Japan where they will be stationed for two years. The Prices recently visited in the area.
Comanche hosts Mrs Pete Matthews sister of Mr Price and Gustine hosts Mrs Hazel Willingham mother of Mrs Price with foot flowers and seat cards and helpers noted. It made it easier to bear thanks from Mrs I D Prazier and family De Leon No 33 W FP Duke and Carl Peters Absentee Voting Box J H Burton and O E Rippetoe.
A note of heartfelt thanks expresses appreciation for the kindness shown during the time of his passing and for those who brought or sent support and condolences.
The advertisement touts a roomier Fisher Body with wider seats and more luggage space, a shine lasting up to three years, and bigger brakes for safer stopping. It promotes V8 options, full coil suspension, and various high end suspensions with a lineup of Impalas Bel Air Biscaynes and station wagons across multiple body styles.
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