Herbert Goodson New President of Lions Club
The local Lions Club met Tuesday night in Brownwood with 33 Lions and visitors. Installing officer Bill Clemons named Herbert Goodson as president for the new year and outlined duties. Seven new members joined, bringing total to 141, as the club praised a year of welfare contributions and community service.
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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
Seay Named as Vocational Agriculture Student at Sam Houston
Figures from the Registrar show a rise in enrollments for the first six weeks of the 1952 summer session at Sam Houston State Teachers College. Edward Seay of Comanche is identified as a Vocational Agriculture student, son of Mr and Mrs Seay, reflecting a slight overall decline in summer enrollments compared with recent years due to draft deferment policies and ROTC commitments. Walker County contributes 113 students to the summer term.
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Sam Houstie Teachers College
Seay
Comanche
Walker County
Flower committee meeting June 29 hosts Roe
Mrs. E LaRoque reports on a Yood Coker led flower committee with Mrs Herchel and Mrs Scott Vancleave present. The group planned a June 29 meeting with Roe as hostess and invited vest members to attend.
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Yood Coker
Herchel
Scott Vancleave
Vest
Roe
Hartman Family Reunion at Lake Eanes July 4
The Hartman family invites old friends and neighbors to Lake Eanes Park on July 4 for a reunion. The notice, signed by The Committee, extends a hearty welcome. A separate line gives a dairy note about milk and cream quantities for butter.
Ed Sanders Dies After Long Comanche Residence
Ed Sanders longtime Comanche resident died at a Tyler hospital Tuesday after years of poor health. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 4 pm in Mineola with interment there. Sanders, died with his wife Janie at 611 East Grand, Comanche, previously lived in Grand Saline Austin and Mineola. He attended the University of Texas earning a B E degree in 1904 and worked as an electrical engineer, owned the Comanche Ice Co, ran Owl Confectionery, and later was a Western Union operator. He is survived by two sisters in Austin, Mrs. Smith and Miss Sanders.
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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
Janie Yates
Mrs. Smith
Miss Sanders
Nonfat Dry Milk Solids as a Low-Cost Protein Source
Nonfat dry milk solids are described as the least expensive and most concentrated food source of protein calcium and riboflavin.
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