Herbert Goodson New President of Lions Club
The local Lions Club elected Herbert Goodson as president for the new year at a Tuesday meeting in the West Ward lunchroom. Seated officials include Floyd Prather as first vice president and Howell Cobb as second vice president, with Bill Parker as secretary treasurer and Dale Biggs as tail twister. Seven new members joined, bringing total membership to 141, as the club reported a banner year of community welfare contributions.
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Lions Club
West Ward
John Jolink
Howell Cobb
H. H. Galbraith
Bill Dudney
Lion Claude Ross
Hazel Streety
Maudie Creek
Nelda Chapman
Lillian Hafford
Lion Bill Clemons
Herbert Goodson
Floyd Prather
Bill Parker
Robert Eaton
Dale Biggs
P. T. Galiga
Earl Oden
Boyd Anthony
Reginald Waggoner
Jack Moore
Percy Parsons
Roy Brannan Jr
Bob Carpenter
Cliff Albin
Lions
First Six Weeks Summer School Figures at Sam Houston
Registrar reports that Sam Houston State Teachers College shows a larger enrollment for the first six weeks of the 1952 summer session, led by Comanche County with 113 students. Edward Seay, vocational agriculture student, is among the new enrollees. the campus notes ROTC deferments and growing female presence as World War II-era limits ease.
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Sam Houst Teachers College
Seay
Comanche
Amale
A& Sur
Walker County
Mont Fan Anderson
Eight-member flower committee meets in June
Loyd Coker reports to Mrs. Herchel and Mrs. Scott Vancleave as the flower committee for the Pointed D event. Eight members attend the meeting on June 29 to discuss arrangements.
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Loyd Coker
Herchel
Scott Vancleave
Eaer
Er Roe Ag Ostess
Hartman Reunion at Lake Eanes July 4
Family of the late Mr and Mrs Hartman invite old friends and neighbors to Lake Eanes Park on July 4 for a reunion. The notice is signed by The Committee. Also note a historical baking recipe line about milk and cream to make butter.
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Ga. W
Hartman
Lake Eanes Park
Death of Ed Sanders Leaves Comanche Family In Mourning
Ed Sanders long time Comanche resident died at a Tyler hospital Tuesday after years of ill health. Funeral services were set for Thursday at 4 pm in Mineola with interment there. Survived by wife Janie and two sisters, he formerly owned the Comanche Ice Company and later ran Owl Confectionery and Western Union. He attended the University of Texas and earned an electrical engineering degree in 1904. He had lived in Austin and Mineola before moving to Comanche. He was described as a capable businessman with substantial assets.
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Ed Sanders
Comanche
Tyler Hospital
Mineola
Mr. Sanders
Janie
East Grand
Grand Saline
Sanders
North
Austin
University of Texas
Comanche Ice Company
Owl
Western Union
Nonfat Dry Milk Solids Highlighted as Budget Protein
Nonfat dry milk solids are presented as the cheapest and most concentrated source of protein, calcium, and riboflavin, emphasized for value in this nutrition note.
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