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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1960

Page

13

Library volunteers push local shelves and reading growth

The Comanche area library reports on book donations and purchases including Landmark titles and a rental shelf. Volunteers set up hours across three days of opening and evenings, stressing reader growth, story hours, and youth programs while acknowledging leadership and community support.

Joe Waring ESA Sorority Service Committee Margaret

Comanche Library Grants and Donations Expand Community Collection

A local library reports $15 memorial gifts from Rena Owen and others to support expansion. Donors include Ava Hart, Mrs. Sarah Easley, and Mrs. Kenneth Ory. Contributions fund books, catalog cases, and reference works from Harriet Cunningham estate and Brownwood this year.

Rena Owen M. E. Owen Ava Hart Sarah Easley Kenneth Ory Harriet Cunningham

Visitors from Ruidosa Reach New Mexico in Plane

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carnes and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dudney visited Ruidosa. They traveled Wednesday and Thursday aboard Mr. Carnes' plane.

Ralph Carnes Bill Dudney Ruidosa, New Mexico Mr. Carnes

Surprise Aunt Visit Delights Comanche Woman

Mrs Clyde House welcomed three aunts this week in Comanche, with Mrs H L Williams and Mrs R L Johnson of Fort Worth joining Mrs Al Garrett of Dallas for the gathering.

NTSC enrollment rises as 12 Comanche County students attend

Comanche County sent 12 students to North Texas State College for the just completed school year. NTSC enrolled 8,130 students from 211 of Texas counties, 37 other states, and 12 foreign nations, with Dallas County providing the largest local attendance. The campus expansion includes a physics mathematics building, a business administration building, a 300 capacity men’s dormitory, education home economics facility, School of Music structure, and two additional women’s dormitories.

Denton Comanche County North Texas State College Dallas County NTSC Tarrant Collin Grayson Cooke Harris McLennan Wichita Filis Grege Wise Montague Taylor Galveston Smith Navarro Parker Young Ector

Grady Swindle Beset by Serious Heart Attack

Grady Swindle of Dublin suffered a severe heart attack last Monday and is hospitalized in Dublin. He owns jewelry stores in Comanche Dublin and Stephenville and was reared in Comanche County. He is the son of Mrs. E. E. Swindle of Comanche.

Rochelle Elliott Comanche Wanda Hilliard Brownwood Unit 43 Association of Accredited Brown EBA John Hathcock Ruth Wong Omar Oorman J. M. Clayton Texas Grady Swindle Dublin Mr. Swindle Stephenville Comanche County E. E. Swindle

Newburg Community Club and 4-H Host Safety Program

Newburg Community Club and 4-H Club held a joint program on safety and artificial respiration with guests Reginald Waggoner and Carrol Loudermilk. Loudermilk discussed when artificial respiration helps, and planned activities honored Sara Lou McCullough for her trip to California.

Newburg Don Gray Sara Lou McCullough California

4-H Club Hosts Refreshments After Meeting

A 4-H Club gathering featured iced tea, cake, and cookies as refreshments following the meeting, serving as a simple social moment for members.

Qweater 4-H Club

Local visitor William Clyde House visits family in town

William Clyde House of Shreveport Louisiana visited his parents Mr and Mrs Clyde House here over the weekend continuing family ties in the area.

William Clyde Shreveport Mra. Clyde

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Walter Jack Cunningham Alice Ebell Margaret Williams Phyllis Ellis Iunge Tate Wr. Lee Acalso Swan Library Minnie C. Klingman E. P. Woodruff Regume National Librarians Tsa Harelik Shetland Pony Comanche Rodeo Arena E.S.A. Sorority Girl The E.S.A. Sorority Ruidso Visitors Moorman’s Clarence Bryant Bryant’s Moorman Store Ft. Worth Hiway Comanche, Tejas West Side Motors Central Texas Pest Control Service William Lane West Paine Ectinghouse Westingh Westinghouse Pat Art Hathcock’s
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