Kralis Campaign Seeks U S Congress Seat
Kralis announces candidacy for United States Congress seeking the role of States Representative within a defined congressional district. The bid centers on policy, community issues, and electoral support.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1956
Page
9
Kralis announces candidacy for United States Congress seeking the role of States Representative within a defined congressional district. The bid centers on policy, community issues, and electoral support.
A detailed profile of DAN, a Texas candidate, tracing his roots from a working family to leadership roles in school activities and sports. The piece highlights his anti establishment stance, refusal of campaign donations, devotion to Texas history, and a call to resist national and global political shifts.
The piece notes Daniel and his family supporting Democratic primary efforts in Texas. It highlights Price Jr, a 15 year old active in campaigning and distributing literature during Senator Daniel's whistle stop tour with the family along on a Central Texas trip.
Kurt Schiller of Baytown son of Mr and Mrs James C Schiller visits his cousin Tom Brightman and other relatives and friends in town this week.
Mrs. Zelia Gray of Wichita Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones here this week, sharing greetings and catching up with the couple during her stay.
The Hazeldell H D Club met in the clubhouse on June 28 with twelve members present and one new member Mrs B N Lancaster. Members shared amusing recent happenings and nine 4 H members plus three Gustine mothers presented a program on proper and improper table setting and dinner party manners.
Perr Godfrey, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Godfrey of Comanche Rt. 1, returned home after attending the 1856 National F H A Convention in Chicago. The five day session opened Monday July 2 with sessions on improving homes and communities.
Miss Zulean Fisher, soon to wed Johnny Poynor, received a wedding shower at the Soda Springs Community Center. The event, hosted by Stag Creek Soda Springs Community Clubs and South Copperas and Sweetwater Churches, drew about 259 guests and featured a garden arch and white taffeta guest book.
Stanton Wilhelm of Dallas visited Friday and Saturday to see his father Homer Wilhelm. The barber has been ill for two weeks and unable to work but is reported to be improving.
Miss Fra June Smith and Mr. J. M. Dutton wed Saturday night July 14 at the home of Rev. E. W. Holt in Comanche. A double ring ceremony followed by a reception. The couple, graduates of Comanche High School Class of 1956, will reside in Abilene where the groom works for a lumber company.
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