Second Elective Term Sought for Office Capacity
A brief political blurb notes a candidate seeking a second elective term in office, emphasizing capacity and continued service. The nugget hints at public intent to retain leadership, with no additional dates or names provided.
Comancheans Return From Georgia Trip With Family Notes
Mr and Mrs Henry Fritts and relatives returned to Comanche Thursday July 15 after a week in Georgia in the 1954 Plymouth Club covering over 2300 miles. They visited Rome Calhoun Banner Sugar Valley Red Bud and Calhoun with cousins and an aunt, saw cemeteries and graves of grandparents and great grandparents, attended a Mt Pleasant Church homecoming, and noted rain, scenery, and hospitality. The journey included stops in Dallas Vicksburg Shreveport Jackson Birmingham Rome Chatanooga Memphis Pine Bluff Hot Springs Texarkana and Dallas, with reflections on faith and homecoming.
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Henry Fritts
Louis Bowers
Roy Wilson
Herbert Adcock
Comanche
Georgia
Plymouth Club
Fritts
Dallas
Vicksburg
Shreveport
Jackson
Mt. Pleasant Church
J. E. Maret
Texas
Maret
Calhoun
Parsons
Camp Groutd
Marets
Janie Brown
Rome
Chatanooga
Memphis
Tennessee
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Texarkana
Beattie Beattie Community Club Hosts Music Night
Beattie auditorium overflowed Friday June 18 for a two hour program by Mrs. Auvenshine pupils and the Hill Billy Kids. Kay Rachels La Rue Scales Carolyn Moore Neta Sue Thornton Margaret Morrow and others performed classical and western numbers with a lively finale from the Ravenshine group and a piano duet by Aleece Scott and her mother Mrs Mary Scott. Delbert Reed led as master of ceremonies with the Hill Billy Kids and guest musicians Delbert Reed Max Pyburn and Dale Smith supporting the show.
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Beattie Community Club
Beattie
Neta Sue Thornton
Iss Margaret Morrow
Kay Rachels
Loren Seals
Mary Hanamon
Martha Haynesynes
Miss Mary
Susie Cook
Aleece Scott
Miss Sue
Sue
Mrs
Mary Scott
Kay Rachel
Aleece
Max Pyburn
Maregaret Morrow
Carolyn Moore
Donna Thornton
Hill Billy
Ravenshine
Delbert Reed
Delbert
the Wright Bros
Dale Smith
New Fall Fabrics And Fashions To Please Most Women
Fall fashion forecast promises greater empowerment for American women through new fabrics and silhouettes. Designer Stephanie Koret highlights washable miracle fibers, pleated skirts, and a twofold silhouette with slim and full lines. Fabrics include Donegal tweed with nylon, orlon wool blends, and wool flannel with wrinkle recovery, offering color and leisure wear options for endless combinations.
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Susan B. Anthony
Stephanie Koret
California
Donegal
Koret
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