Holiday Visitors Return Home From Texas and Georgia
Sammy Marshall visits at home from Southwest Texas State Teachers College San Marcos to see his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Marshal and other relatives. Stamiey Sowle and daughter of Warren f Robbins Georgia and Aiemen Alten Mor man were home for the holidays visiting Mr and Mrs Tobe Mor ca
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Sammy Marshall
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Charles Marshal
Stamiey Sowle
Warren F Robppins
Georgia
Aiemen Alten Morman
Tobe Morca
CHS Honor Society Christmas Party Hosted by NHS
The National Honor Society at Comanche High School held a pre Christmas party in the school auditorium led by sponsor Miss Hattie Brightman. Bevelty Weeks served as master of ceremonies with performances by Jackson Bowers and Janet Meyers. Ken Rachels sang with his aunt Mrs Dave Ravenshine accompanying. Connie Butler read a Christmas poem as refreshments followed.
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National Honor Society of
Comanche High School
Miss Hattie Brightman
Echoel
Bevetlvy Weeks
Federal Land Bank Reduces Interest in Texas Loans
The Federal Land Bank of Houston lowers interest by a half of 1 percent on new farm and ranch loans starting January 1 1961 and reduces rates on about 24 million dollars of existing 6 percent loans. The Brownwood association serves Brown Comanche and Mills Counties with over 700 loans totaling more than 8 million dollars. Local leadership includes Joe Weetson as president Gail P Dudley as vice president and directors Amos Porter W C Pettit Roy Simpson and L H Soules. John M Robertson is assistant manager and Dolores D Lanford handles office duties at 206 N Center Ave Brownwood.
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Federal Land Bank of Houston
Hal Weatherford
Weatherford
Houston Bank
Federal Land Bank
Texas
Federal Land Bank Association of
Brownwood
Brown
Comanche
Millis
W. E. Burleson
Joe Weetson
Grosvenor
Gail P. Dudley
Amos Porter
Blanket
W. C. Pettit
Gustine
Roy Simpson
Guildthwaite
L. H. Soules
Cooldthwaite
John M. Robertson
Dolores D. Lanford
Center Ave
Grady Earl Hall To Be Honored At Fat Stock Show
Comanche High School sophomore Grady Earl Hall outstanding 4-H Club member has been chosen to attend the Rural Youth Banquet Friday night January 27 at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show. He is the son of County Clerk and Mrs. Fred Hall and one of six 4-H members selected from twenty counties.
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Grady Earl Hall
Fort Worth
Grady Arl
Fred Hall
Donations to the New March of Dimes Drive
County March of Dimes leaders urge donations via the familiar blue mailer as the national fund seeks to prevent birth defects arthritis and polio. Volunteers gathered addresses from directories and records to reach about 44 million U S families with pleas for cash checks and money orders to support patients research and health worker training.
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United States
March of Dimes
Hawaii
Alaska
Chambers of Commerce
Addess
National Foundation
Little Breese
Columbus
Onio
Linus
Community Club Training Program Date Set For January 9
A training meeting on duties of Home Demonstration Club officers and parliamentary procedure is planned for Montey on January 8 from 10 am to 2 pm in the Comanche County REA Building. Sponsored by the Comanche County Home Demonstration Council, it invites all officers and members and interested persons. Mrs. John Pogue of Newbury and Ruth EK Stringer will conduct, with a covered dish lunch at noon and the council meeting at 2 pm. Extension District 8, Grady Bal will attend at the Stock Show banquet, and Young Hall will host the Pat Stock Show rodeo on January 28.
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Montey
Comanche County
REA
John Pogue
Newbury
Ruth EK. Stringer
Comanche County Home Demonstration Council
Grady Bal
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Young Hall
Conmer awarded Golden No-Snag Zipper to Gypsy Roselee
Conmer presented Gypsy Roselee with their Golden No-Snag Zipper Award, praising her winterest zip persistence that inspired the Conmar No-Snag Zipper. The zipper, designed for home use, claims 50 million sales and snag prevention features. Available in colors and sizes, prices start at 100.
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Gypsy Roselee
Conmers American
Mlen- AG
Stovalls Return From Weeklong Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Stovall have returned home after a seven day trip visiting their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Massing and family in Arlington. They also called on relatives in Brownwood Port Worth and Austin where Mrs. Stovall’s niece Mrs. Gere Emp fer and husband attend the University of Texas.
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Arlington
Brownwood
Port Worth
Too
Austin
Mrs R R Everitt Buried At Stag Creek
Funeral services for Mrs R R Everitt 62 longtime Comanche County resident died December 20 in Temple hospital. She is buried December 25 in Stag Creek Cemetery. Survivors include Andrew of Santo Clary Cu J B of Cleburne Violet Bede Edy and Marv Poo with two stepchildren Mr Smith and Mere Bu Tey.
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RR Fiveritt
Comanche County
Diet Dee
Temple Hopsital
Tag Creek
Rising Star
Savannah Lillian Biveritt
Sasey
Jy Strickland
Stu Creag
Everitt Pasey
Lecend
Biveritt
Avou Oge
Andrew of
Shameverg
Sante Clary Cu ¢ J.B
Cleburne Iyo
Violet Bede
Marv
Mr Smith
Mere Bu Tey
Comanche
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Comanche National Bank
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K. L. Macon
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
R. R. Everitt
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