Lions Celebrate D Anniversary With Long Service Awards
The Lions club marked an anniversary with 35-year pins for A P Cox and C A Greene charter members and 30-year honors for J C Wilkerson Sr. Twelve members received 20 to 15 year recognitions, plus 52 earned 10-year chevrons. Tarleton State College President E J Howell spoke on education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Cox
C. A. Greene
J. C. Wilkerson
W.B. Barret
R. W. Brannan Sr
Howell Cobb
Gail Dudley
J. H. Tupin
Chas. Marshall
W. Co. House
Erland Fagan
John Burton
Boyd Anthony
Robert Eaton
Castle B. Ellis
Porter Franks
John Pogue
Jess Brown
E. J. Howell
Tarleton State College
Tarleton
Community Betterment Committee
Lion Gilmore Durham
Lions Castle
Lions
Lion Sident
J. E. Lightfoot
Garden Club Meeting Delights with Floral Displays
The Comanche Garden Club met at Mrs John Hoe s home on February 19 despite ice weather. Four guests attended as hostess served cookies and coffee. A patriotic table setting featured milk glass and red organdy cloth. The president Mrs W M Durham led business and announced a Brownwood flower show in early March. A talk on water conservation by Angus Dickinson county agent followed, with Home Demonstration Agent Dorothy Diddle as guest. Dallas visitors John M Hathcock and Odell Ormsby attended the New Dallas Gift Mart opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Garden Club
John Hoe
Joe Tupin
John Barton
W. M. Durham
Brownwood
Fort Worth
Vasco Lee
Arm
Robert Eaton
Angus Dickson
Dorothy Diddle
Comanche Legislator Pushes Bill to Return City Employee Control
State Representative Ben Doyle Sudderth of Comanche introduces a bill in the 56th Legislature to repeal state police and fire wage and hour controls. Co sponsor Scott McDonald of Fort Worth backs the measure which targets cities over 10 000 population including Brownwood. Sudderth argues local governments should set hours and wages for firemen and policemen to preserve democratic oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Doyle Sudderth
Comanche
Sudderth
Scott McDonald
Fort Worth
Brownwood
Tax and church location referenced in Texan city notes
A fragment mentions municipal tax concerns and a church on a Lake Eanes Road area. It questions law to set payments to municipal employees and notes Texas cities with populations over 10 000 as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors
Lake Eanes Road
Texas
Congregational Church News In Brief
Sunday School starts at 10 am with preaching at 11 by Rev. Horton. Evening service at 7 30, followed by a song service. Singing second Sunday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
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Yy Ai
Ioek
OWL Drug
Oc Bus
Western Union
Dristan
Welenel
KODAK
Paris
Lady Esther
Alberto VO
Drandruff
Baylcream
Putnam Fadless
Baker’s
Garden Club
Dallas
John M
Happy) Hathcock
Odell Ormsby
Dallas Gift Mart
Carol Lanes Women’s Travel Authority
Congregational Church News
Elkins Tin Shop
Comanche County
Democracy In
Apt
Jordan
NEW
International Harvester Dealer
Higgins
United TO
Otham Motor Co
Presto Coffee
Red & Reel
Farmall Tractors
McCormick-Deering
Ated
Lee Jordan
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