Perennial Leader Dean Awarded for Agricultural Service
The article highlights Judge Dean’s extensive impact in agriculture and community service. It notes awards from 1951 and repeated state and area honors, along with leadership in local judging contests. Dean has mentored many teams, guided tree planting of over 2,000 pecan trees, and built eighty miles of terraces.
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Dean
Agriculture the Lions Club
Comanche County
First Baptist Church
Frances
McCrackin Kent
Jenifer Dean
Corpus Christi
North Texas State College
Texas A&h
A&m
Peanut Growers Form Southwest Research Foundation
Dean Elected Dean Elected peanut products. The Foundation is prohibited by its charter and by-laws from engaging in and providing funds for any legislative and political purposes. The Board of Directors of the Foundation will work with Experiment Stations in Texas and Oklahoma, developing peanut research and extension programs. Officers elected include Dean as chairman King as vice chairman Reagan secretary Ross Wilson treasurer. Wilson heads the Southwestern Peanut Growers Association office in German. The foundation’s headquarters are in the Southwestern Peanut Growers Association office. About 22 000 Texas and 18 000 Oklahoma farmers grow peanuts. Texas peanut crop value in 1959 was about 20 million dollars and Oklahoma about 13 million dollars.
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National Peanut Council
Texan
Oklahoma
Dean
King
Reagan
Ross Wilson
Wilson
Southwestern Peanut Growers’ Association
Southwest Peanut Research Foundation
Texas
Hospital News Highlights of July 21 28 Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notes list patient admissions and discharges across Gustine San Saba Cross Plains and nearby towns from July 21 to 28. Names include George Goosby Jennie Garrett Bobby Fields Leon Nichols and several others with addresses in Sabinal Gustine and Comanche. A birth is recorded for Tony Dale son of Mr and Mrs Bert Fields born July 21 at 10 am with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ot-.
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W. R. Daniels
P. B. Fowler
Sabinal
Sylvester Dyer
Jennie E. Garrett
N. Pearl
Jack M. Blossman
San Saba
L. A. Livingston, Jr
Gustine
Octavia Cunningham
H. J. R. Gille
E. Grand
Addie Harvey
R. L. Johnston
Jack Carter
Comanche
C. P. Williams
James Huffman
Robert Moore
FE. Grand
Jim E. Conway
Cole
George R. Goosby
Bobby Fields
E. Oak
Eugene Charles Sanford
Goldthwaite
Donald Calloway
Charles Ray Levisay
A. O. Rackley
W. T. House
W. Walcott
R. S. Harbour
Tony Dale
City's Summer Recreation Program Ends Friday
The local summer recreation program headed by Coach Ray Smith will close Friday July 29. Attendance averaged 35 as the program covered many sports including baseball football tennis and weight lifting. Activities were at the High School Gym with swimming at Lake Eanes Park on Fridays. Sponsors Jaycees Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce extended thanks for cooperation. Mr. and Mrs. R T Irwin of Raymondville visited Comanche relatives.
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Ray Smith
Smith
Cooperaton
Bowling Results Show Gulf Dominance and Standings
Bowling results from Wednesday night highlight Gulf leading the league with a 13 percent margin and one week left. Gene Scott tops team games with 171, while Ruby Dickson records the high three game series at 423 and individual scores include Aretha Brannan 157 and Sherry Ross 128.
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Ruby Dickson
South Side
Go Gulf
Oak Lawn
Scott Electric
Smith Dry Goods
Norris Insurance
Gene Scott
Aretha Brannan
Gulf
Maxine Barret
Charlene Terrill
Smith
Sherry Ross
Local Birth Notices for July Add Kent Kee Vivian Celeste and Donna Gay
Multiple birth announcements list new babies Kent Kee Vivian Celeste and Donna Gay. Parents include Mr and Mrs Charles Ray Levisay, Mr and Mrs Leo Glenn Franke, and Mr and Mrs Lonnie A Livingston Jr. Grandparents named G R Levisay Winston Kee L A Livingston W B Holcomb. Birth times and weights provided.
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Tis Fields
S. Pearl
Johnnie Cook
Charles Ray Levisay
Kent Kee
G. R. Levisay
Winston Kee
Dubblin
Leo Glenn Franke
Box 501
Cross Plains
Vivian Celeste
Dorothy Julene Gary
Lonnie A. Livingston
Gustine
Donna Gay
L. A. Livingston, Sr
W. B. Holcomb
Rt. 4
Cisco
Former Local Pastor Accepts Pastorate in Marshall
Rev. E. J. Haffner, long time St. Matthews parishioner in Comanche, resigns from St. John's Brownwood and takes over church duties in Marshall. Eddie Brooks and Tommy Steele return from Oklahoma visits. James Wilson of Dimmitt visits Comanche with his parents en route to Dallas for a High School Coaching School.
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E. J. Haffner
Marshall
Edward J. Haffner
St. Matthews Episcopal Church
Comanc
St. John’s Church
Brownwood
Haffner
Dimmitt
James Wilson
Comanche
Burch Wilson
Dallas
Vacation Plans for the Ebell Family in Colorado
Mr and Mrs Ernest Ebell and their children plan to leave Friday for a Colorado vacation. From Eastland Mr and Mrs Marcus O Dell and Mike visited his mother Lizzie O Dell and other relatives here Sunday.
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Ernest Ebell
Colorado
Eastland
Marcus O'Dell
Mike
Lizzie O'Dell
Visiting kin in town for the week
Mrs Hugh Tucker and daughter Doris Gale of Huntsville visit her parents Mr and Mrs Aaron Massingill this week. Mr and Mrs M V Blanton of Temple spend Wednesday night with their daughter Mrs W B Wilkerson and family.
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Hugh Tucker
Doris Gale
Huntsville
Aaron Massingill
M. V. Blanton
Temple
W. B. Wilkerson
Return Home Pam and Robert From Unknown Location
Two individuals Pam and Robert returned home after an unspecified trip, meeting a person named Bob Simpsong at an unclear location. The fragment provides minimal context and lacks dates, places, or organizations.
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Pam
Robert
Bob
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