Visitors Return From Mexican Vacation In New Mexico
Return from Mexico Mrs Walter Durham Sr and grandchildren Deanna and Shar on Durham and Sandra and Bud Prather returned home Sunday after a week in Ruidosa New Mexico. They were accompanied by Mrs W F Shelton of Austin formerly of Comanche. Here From Austin Mr and Mrs Clyde Silvas of Austin visited her parents Mr and Mrs O O Brightman here over the week end.
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Walter Durham
Deanna
Sharon Durham
Sandra
Buddy Prather
Ruidosa New Mexico
W. 4. Shelton
Austin
Comanche
Clyde Silvas
O. O. Brightman
Parsleys Visit Farrars Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Howard Parsley of Lubbock visited Mr and Mrs J D Farrar here over the week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Parsley
Lubbock
J. D. Farrar
Austin trio visits Huett home folks this weekend
Mr and Mrs Gyale Pirkle and their son from Austin visited Mr and Mrs C L Huett at their home over the weekend.
Education spending highlights in the last fiscal year
The report shows 459874.17 spent on a child’s education with higher teacher salaries and a richer administration. It notes Texas veterans received more educational aid and expanded support.
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Texas Veterans
Allan Shivers and The Star-Telegram Impartial Coverage
The Star-Telegram presents itself as an independent Democratic newspaper. It pledges fair, impartial news coverage supporting what it deems right and opposing what it deems wrong, regardless of party politics.
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The
Star-Telegram
Real Issue In The Governor's Race
Governor Shivers faces a strategic bid in a split Democratic Party as conservatives in Texas and the South challenge liberal factions. The article argues his decision to run again stems from a desire to influence both state and national party direction and preserve conservative control.
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Shivers
Governor Shivers
Democrats
Texas
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Hey
Tticians
Gove
Tery
Byrnes
South
Carolina
National Demons
Ag J
Pioneer Comanche Family In Reunion At Stephenville
Relatives and friends of W. G. and Caroline Isham Green, early Comanche County settlers, gathered at Stephenville Park for their annual reunion. Attendees included John Green and C. L. Evans, with a business session electing John Green as president and planning next year’s reunion at Lake Eanes Park in Comanche on the first Saturday night and Sunday in July.
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W. G
Caroline Isham Green
Comanche County
Stephenville Park
W. O. Garrett
Raymon Boen
Kenneth and
Jerry
John Bratcher
Fort Worth
John Green
C. L. Evans
Gustine
Frank McCull
Burt Gregory
Throckmorton
Alice Dunlap
Roger Crocker
Rotan
Jessie Boen
Jary
Lake Eanes Park
Comanche
Stag Creek H D Club Organized at Community House
Mrs Arthur organized the Stag Creek H D Club with members including Mrs Scott Van Cleave J C Preston Jack Cagle Herchel Cagle A C Kilgore Loyd Coker and others. Officers elected are President Mrs Loyd Coker Vice president Mrs Henry Drennan Secretary Treasurer Mrs Jewell Cagle with reporters Mrs Robert Roe and Council Delegate Snell Cagle Kitchen Leaders listed and meetings set for the fourth Friday at 2 PM at Stag Creek Community House.
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H. D
Loyd Coker
Henry Drennan
Jewell Cagle
Robert Roe
Snell Cagle
James Seals
Jean Rachels
Local visits feature Stephenville and San Antonio guests
Sidney reports Mr. and Mrs. Joe Evans of Stephenville visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Redwine over the weekend. The Redwines returned home with them, while Miss Joan Stewart of San Antonio visits Mr. and Mrs. Asbury Redwine. Homer Shelton of Comanche also visited Tr. and N. E. Graham Sunday.
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Joe Evans
Stephenville
Henry Redwine
Redwine
Joan Stewart
San Antonio
Asbury Redwine
Homer Shelton
Comanche
Tr. and
N. E. Graham
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Panhandle Products
East Central
Panhandle
W.B. Sartor
Geant
Smiths Radio Shop
Admiral Refrigerators
Mexico
Schoo
Allan Shivers
ASME
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Stag Creek
Stag Creek Community House
Sidney
Norris
Insurang
OWL
ARE
Politico Rally
Deleon
Plymouth
Plymouth Cealer
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