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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
7
A partial summary of financial figures lists Total Assets 268,925.79 and Liabilities 891.89, with remaining items truncated. The entry reflects a null condition under the Texas statute section 12.019.03.
A 1959 bank statement sworn by cashier Elmon Kerry Jr. shows total deposits and liabilities of 2 329 215 81 with capital accounts totaling 248 494 29 and assets pledged of 398 156 25. The piece also notes the opening of Abernathy Clinic offices by Drs T A Williams and Kenneth Gregory about July 1st, with Gregory a Comanche High School graduate.
A compact list of church names and numbers across Texas towns includes First Baptist Sunday School in Sunday, De Leon churches from First Baptist to South Copperas Baptist, and related Methodist, Baptist, and Freewill congregations with numeric figures likely indicating attendance or counts. The entries span Peaceful area churches such as Gustine, Blanket, Hasse, Mercer Gap, Mt. Pleasant, and Zion Hill, reflecting a local religious directory snapshot.
Nancy Pinson daughter of Mr and Mrs R V Pinson of 608 East 54th Odessa is named an outstanding student of the 1959 UT graduating class and will serve as a Dallas school librarian. She leaves soon for New York City to spend the summer with relatives and to work. Miss Pinson is a Comanche High School graduate.
Gustine youths from Comanche County and other Texas towns gather for a week at Salvation Army Camp Hoblitzelle near Dallas. Among them are Gary Wayman Daniel Kenneth Ray Rinehart and Robert D Hendricks of Gustine. They will travel by bus to Midlothian or Waxahachie and be housed in brick and redwood cabins with meals prepared by expert chefs.
The Chief reports completion of a fresh office printing line with supplies just arriving. This update signals expanded offerings and ready-to-ship stock for commercial customers.
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