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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1963

Page

3

Quail Released by 4-H Members at Farm Event

Photo shows 4-H Club members from Soda Springs and Gustine releasing quail on their farm. Officer J C Moore points to the birds as Cynthia Couch and Tomy Couch watch. The event included map drawing and wildlife notes by the 4-H'ers.

J. C. Moore Soda Springs

County Baptists Schedule Revivals Across Comanche County

M. Strother notes 32 Baptist churches in Comanche County plan one or two revival meetings yearly with July and August drawing the largest number. The report lists each church with its pastor, visiting evangelist, and opening date. Of 932 churches in the association, only four currently lack plans.

M. Strother Comanche County Batist Baggett Lloy. Hargrove Collye Beattie Howard Keith Bethel Harry Earles Chas. Killough Board Guy Roberts Jack Shaw Comanche Henry Chambers Roy Hill Victory Bob Frazier Anderson Downing M. E. Johnson Custer E. N. Strother Emmanuel Joe Miller Jack Patton Gustine Feijo Reivas Hasse Bob Little Logan Valley Leroy Woolsey Proctor Tommie Biles Mercer Gap Lloyd Richardson Sweetwater Harry Mathis Killough South Copperas Strother Comanche County Baptist Association

Missionary Help Expands at Gustine Facility

Brother Strother the Missionary assists the Gustine Mission with the Mexican population, working alongside the full time Mexican Missionary Rev. Feijo who visits each Sunday, expanding outreach without pastors involved.

Brother Strother Feijo Gustine

Fort Worth Visitors Extend Comanche Visit Amid Mumps

Here With Mumps Mrs Bunkie Furman and Melissa of Fort Worth arrived in Comanche on July 10 for a short visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Evridge. Melissa contracted mumps causing the visit to be extended since her father in Fort Worth has not had the illness.

Bunkie Furman Melissa Fort Worth Comanche Ben Evridge

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