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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1953
Page
15
Harvey Hicks of Comanche shipped three cattle to the Fort Worth market via the Texas Livestock Marketing Association. A 530 pound heifer sold for 18.50, a 420 pound steer brought 17, and a 360 pound calf priced at 18. The article notes the association handled the shipment.
A Neighborhood Progress Contest meeting drew a large crowd at Amity Church on Saturday night January 10. Speakers from soil and agriculture offices shared pasture, soil, and farming cost insights, with entertainment from L R Higginbottom. Next gathering January 24 will feature a Comanche Stew supper to aid the March of Dimes. John Paul Jones died in Paris.
A Moody Bible Institute sermon on Isa i 49 16 asserts God does not forget his people despite their belief otherwise. The message stresses God memory and love surpassing human forgetting, citing Jesus seeking to save and Psalmist David asking why man is mindful to him. It affirms God will not forget thee.
Anne Elizabeth Ann Compton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Compton of Fort Worth, is slated to graduate at midterm commencement from Polytechnic High School in Fort Worth. Born in De Leon, she moved to Comanche as a baby and has ties to local education through her father, a former De Leon High School coach and principal, and later a superintendent in Comanche. The Compton family also runs a small store near their home.
About 300 people attended a Sunday night singing at Garmanview with special guests the Kendrick Quartet of Cisco and the Bowden Quartet of Fort Worth along with other notable singers.
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