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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1965
Page
5
Visitors in Austin visit Mrs Howell Cobb and her daughter Mrs John and Mr Gleaton. Their relative Howell spent a week with Virginia and returned home Sunday to his parents.
Rev. Russell Allen of Grand Prairie accepts the pastorate at the First Congregationalist Methodist Church in Comanche for 1965 and 1966. Rev. Tommie Manning of Brownwood serves as assistant pastor. Allen’s first service is the first Sunday in September.
Clyde House reports Joe Crouch new athletic director of Comanche schools spoke to 48 Lions and guests. He stressed youth training over wins, with assistant coach Don Walker present and staff to be on duty soon. Mrs Walker sang, praised as outstanding, as program chair Floyd Prather led the meeting. Visitors included Mrs Walker, Mrs Crouch, and Brownwood Lions guests. A ladies night program is planned for about a month.
Mrs C J Reynolds and Miss Bertha Gore joined Mr and Mrs Bob Carver of Imperial California at the funeral of Will Mallard in Roby last week. The Carvers plan a two month visit to Comanche with relatives and friends.
Soil Conservationist Bill Willmana reports greenchopping raises forage carrying capacity. John Cunningham uses summer green sorghum to rest rangeland for winter grazing, feeding 68 cows with calves on 21 acres. Feed is moved in three trailers every 14 days, reducing labor and waste. Deferment covers 575 acres for six months and 460 acres for partial rest, boosting native grasses and future tonnage yield.
Judy Fleming summarizes a kitchen equipment list from Mrs. Wanda Meyer a Texas A&M University Extension home management specialist. The list covers basics measuring cups spoons bowls and essential tools plus optional upgrades and specialty items for bride to be gifts and kitchen setup.
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