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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
11
Cisco Junior College resumes open registration as Dean E W Mince says registration runs through January 25 with courses starting January 28. First time enrollees must present a high school or college transcript and pay a $70 tuition and fee. Resident students may pay $220 for room and board in monthly installments.
Michael Lyons of West New York, New Jersey, born with hydrocephalus and limb deformities, battled an unprecedented combination of conditions. Doctors described his case as extremely rare and noted ongoing questions about diagnosis and treatment as of March.
CJC, a fully accredited state supported college, received a first class rating from the Texas Education Agency. The college is also a member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
The piece credits Tax Man Sam for noting IRS collects 97 percent of taxes without enforcement effort as a compliment to Americans. It states taxpayers desire to do right and expect others to do their share. A coalition of thirty-two livestock and agricultural groups forms the Southwest Animal Health Research Foundation.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Patton of Route 1 Comanche marked their 67th anniversary with a family gathering at the home. He is 91 she 84, both born in Pike County Arkansas, married decades ago and longtime residents of Comanche County with 9 children 23 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren. They have lived on the same farm for 16 years and are praised for enduring health and daily activity.
Airman First Class James C. Stanley of Comanche transfers to Kelly AFB Texas after completing the Air Force course for aircraft propeller technicians. He supervised maintenance of hydraulic and electrically operated propellers for Air Force aircraft. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert C. Stanley of Comanche and is married to Alice F. Ripley.
A cautionary verse warns that drinking and driving leads to death as the narrator urges not to think and warns that the Death Angel pulls the curtain on careless motorists.
A local notice indicates a regular gathering on the third Friday night for the Band Hill singing group, set for January. Residents are advised to attend the Friday session to participate in the community event.
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