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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1954

Page

10

T P and L Sets New Safety Record

Texas Power and Light announces a four million manhours without a lost time injury marking a record in company history. President W W Lynch credits strict hiring, training, inspections, and adherence to safety rules for the feat. Odessa visitors, Mr and Mrs Jack Powers and son James David, stayed with Mrs Annie Pinson.

Texas Power & Light Company Tp&l W. W. Lynch Texas Power and Light Lynch Texas Power & Lights Jack Powers James David Odessa Annie Pinson

Library Club Elects Officers and Grows to Eighty One Members

The Library Club began the year with eighty one members led by Mael Wilson as President and La Gene Manchester as Vice President. They benefited from gifts of books from the Study Club and Mr and Mrs Clemons. A May theatre party capped the Senior Library Club year and a twenty five dollar gift from the Como Study Club funded new books and equipment.

Mael Wilson la Gene Manchester Johnnie Ellis Nancy Croker Study Club Bill Clemons Paul Jeanes

Texas Judge Davenport Served 30 Years on 91st District Court

In Eastland County Texas Judge George L Davenport retired after guiding the 91st District Court since its 1920 creation. He presided over civil cases involving millions and numerous dramatic trials. Born near Coryell County, Davenport grew up across the line from McLennan County and attended the same country school as a future governor whose photo is now described.

Pat M. Neff Davenport Eastland County Stephens County Eastland Oklahoma Helms Judge Davenport George L. Davenport 91St District Court Coryell County McLennan Texas

Pinson Wins $100 Achievement Scholarship at UT

Kenneth Morrow Pinson of Comanche earned a $100 Achievement Scholarship for the fall semester at the University of Texas. The award honors scholastic merit and is funded by a student property deposit Scholarship fund. Pinson, a UT junior majoring in business administration, belongs to the Arnold Air Society, an Air Force ROTC honorary service group, and is the son of Roy and Mrs. Pinson of 408 Neely.

Kenneth Morrow Pinson Comanche University of Texas Pinson Arnold Air Society Air Force Rotc Roy Pinson Neely

Dalton Hicks To Enter University Of Houston

Dalton Hicks, Comanche High School star end and state semi finalist, will enroll at the University of Houston next September. Hicks stands 6 feet 2 inches, 185 pounds, and is praised by UH coaches for agility, movement, speed, and pass receiving. He was a three-sport letterman in football basketball and track, and qualified for the state hurdles finals in Austin.

Jack Scott University of Houston Dalton Hicks Comanche High School Clyde Lee Houston Hicks Austin

Local social notes record travels and family events

Mrs. Dave Garner suffers a throat infection. Attendees at events include Mrs. J. D. Stephens at Green's Creek cemetery, Mrs. A. H. Grissom returning from Borger after her son-in-law Jack McGinnis burns accident, and multiple visits across Lampasas Dallas Knox City Sey mour Big Spring and others. Families reunite with weddings and funerals noted.

Dave Garner J. D. Stephens Green’s Creek A. H. Grissom Borger Jack McGinnis Nora Childress Lampasas Robert Shelby J. E. Steele Bowman Standidge Newbury G. B. Moore Frank Garner Mildred Durham Elmer Hodge Hamilton Tom O. H. Cox Bob Walden Kenneth Fields Lillian Holland J. D. Pippins Farwell Texas J. D. Ray Madisonville Orville Holland Sue Elizabeth Proctor James Richard Ann Junior Edwin McKinnon Mac Dale Dunn Dallas

Cowboy Reunion Rodeo Tops U.S. Entries at Stamford

The Texas Cowboy Reunion in Stamford is billed as the biggest rodeo in the United States with 531 entries last year and expectations to exceed that total this year. The event runs July 1 2 3 and 5 with more contestants than the regular performances can accommodate.

Stamford Cune United States

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T.p.&l Aey Purina Startena Chick Supplies Cheymers Burton Bros Comanche, Texas Library Club Boyce House Ake Buick America Smith Motors Kenneth Pinson Richard Paul Dublin Hospital Raymond Hattox Motorola Chevrolet Hathcock Appliance Co U.S Fea Chuck Tures Wagor Clemons
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