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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
8
A fragmented article blends reflections on Jesus teachings with legal notices about writs such as mandamus quo warranto and prohibition. It contrasts Christian compassion with modern indifference while outlining basic purposes of these legal writs and urging consultation with an attorney.
An excerpt from a Texas law feature discusses mandamus regarding state court authority. The piece outlines the Latin term meaning and its use to compel action by public bodies or officials.
The warranty covers workmanship on parts under warranty at no cost to repair defects. It includes expensive components like the engine lock and internal parts, automatic transmission internals, and the rear axle. If serviced at reasonable intervals under Plymouth Valiant Certified Care, the warranty can be transferred to the new owner, boosting resale value.
College Station June 1 Under Secretary of Agriculture Charles Murphy says 500000 tons of sugar are on hand or committed for 1963 more than last year's consumption. He warns high prices may fall as plentiful supplies emerge and notes Congress hearings will show stability. Dairy Month highlights seasonal dairy highs and bargain foods.
John Croft was elected president of the Proctor Cemetery Association at a homecoming Sunday event. Kathleen Eades was elected secretary and B C Howell was retained as treasurer. The afternoon featured old timers recalling town history and gifts to attendees. Mr and Mrs Jim Godfrey and daughter Linda Johnston attended Texas A&M graduation where son Billie James Godfrey earned a BS in Agricultural Education and plans to live in Hallsville.
The average consumer drinks 132 quarts of whole milk annually and consumes 7 percent pounds of butter plus 842 pounds of cheese and 18 pounds of ice cream each year.
Other towns represented were Silver City New Mexico Shreveport La Fort Worth Abilene Plainview Austin Brownwood Ranger Amarillo Houston Johnson City and Avery.
Soda Springs 4 H Club met May 30 at the Soda Springs Club House. Nancy O'Brien led the motto and pledge. Dorothea Byrd called the roll and read the minutes. County Agent Angus Dickson Jr gave an inspirational talk on Citizenship. Mrs Dorothy Byrd and Mrs Lucille O'Brien distributed perfume for clubbers to sell. Games and refreshments followed.
A May 29 gathering for the Proctor 4-H group featured members presenting projects and enjoying a surprise kitchen and show event. Officials and attendees from the group participated in a collaborative session after a regular business meeting.
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