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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1952

Page

3

Irrigation plan urged by Chamber leaders and residents

A local writer urges the Chamber of Commerce and civic groups to back irrigation as a path to federal aid or loans. He argues drought harms the county, asserts irrigation can boost farmer yields, and calls for collective effort to push the project through proper channels. He notes upcoming release of The Texas Almanac and The Comanche Chief.

Chamber of Commerce H. M Shorty

Local church notes and weekend visitors in community

Van Dyke Rev. Welch began his pastorate at First Missionary Baptist Church last Sunday. Visitors included J. T. Smart of Comal and Mrs Smart, formerly Miss Bell Carmack. Carolyn Sue Scott spent a week in Lubbock and Portales with relatives, joined by Dorothy Henarix. Numerous locals hosted or visited relatives from Greenville, Sea Beach California, Santa Anna, Brownwood, Comanche, Odessa, Stephenville, and Roosevelt Oklahoma.

J. T. Smart Comal Mageee Brooks Freda Santa Anna John Allen Brinson Ernest Maret Brownwood C. D. Swearingen Gary Don Davia Comanche J. D. Jenkins Odessa Oliver Brinson Andy Johnson Tobe Johnson Stephenville Johnson A. D. Angle Roosevelt Okla Dick Carter Breckenridge Sam Whitlock Whitlock Ponta Smith Proctor Jo Faye Ruby

Vacationing pastor H N Alexander in Mississippi

Rev H N Alexander former pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Comanche and Mrs Alexander are 30 days vacationing with headquarters at Brandon Mississippi until his new pastorate begins in Camden Mississippi. He visited his mother sister and relatives in North Carolina and plans to return to Brandon for the rest of the break.

H. N. Alexander First Presbyterian Church of Comanche Alexander Brandon Mississippi Margaret Buchanan Gulf Coast

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