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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1964
Page
3
The Native Extension Service oversees a four unit program teaching 4 H members to operate tractors and maintain equipment. Humble Oil and Company supports the effort with aid and awards across six states, including scholarships and a national Congress trip for top participants.
The article lists students and their plans including Sharon re entering Texas Tech as a junior, Nancy transferring from TCU to Texas, Earlene considering a transfer, Judy Kay McCullough attending a wedding in Brownwood and home visits in Lubbock, along with Rusty Durham's weekend in town. It also mentions Payne College and local college transitions.
The report lists several local students and staff moving between institutions. Rusty Durham visits for scholarship talks with a track coach as he eyes next year’s team. Jerry Todd transfers to McMurry College AbiLine. Marsha Wilkerson and mother attend TCU Orientation Clinic in Fort Worth and plan freshman entry. Judith Allen graduates from TCU and takes a Denver teaching post. Mack E McLeod joins Tarleton State College as Assistant Professor in Education and Psychology. Jerry Foreman returns to Austin College Sherman as a freshman.
About 50 members attended the July 9 gathering at De Leon City Hall. President Robert Hodge presided as Jay Naman, state president, introduced Dr. John Eklund of Denver Colorado. Eklund spoke on food for peace the world market foreign aid and trade.
Here from Wilson Mr and Mrs M L Green and their children visited this weekend with Mr Green’s parents Mr and Mrs Ed Sartor Mr Green has been promoted to principal poet of Wilson High School.
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