Comanche Study Club Meets at New Waggoner Home
The Comanche Study Club gathered February 25 at 701 Tanglewood in the Waggoners’ new home with co hosts Mrs. Frank Reese and Mrs. Robert Eaton. Twenty one members and two visitors, Mrs. Hardie Jones and Mrs. Eltas Dudley, attended with cherry pie and coffee served afterward. Mrs. Kathleen Eads presented a paper on Marijuana and Mrs. John Burton spoke on Drugs on the Campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Study Club
W. W. Waggoners
Tanglewood
Frank Reese
Robert Eaton
Hardie Jones
Eltas Dudley
Kathleen Eads
John Burton
Hasse 4-H Club Elects New Officers at February Meeting
Hasse 4-H Club met on Thursday February 25 with nine members three visitors and ten adults present. Officers elected were Dan Holland president David Buckmaster vice president Debbie McDonald secretary treasurer Charl a Clark reporter Timmy Star council delegate Danny Clark and Regina Spivey recreation leaders. Other members Glynn McDonald and Ernest Holland with adult leaders Dale Spivey and Mrs Bill Clark and directors Bill Clark and Mrs James Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasse 4-H Club
Dan Holland
David Buckmaster
Debbie McDonald
Charla Clark
Timmy Star
Danny Clark
Regina Spivey
Chib
Glynn McDonald
Ernest Holland
Dale Spivey
Bill Clark
James Holland
Rural Job Development Aims to Stem City Migration
Frances Lockwood discusses Rural Job Development to create rural small businesses and jobs for youth, reducing urban crowding and city problems. She cites Comanche’s Industrial Foundation efforts, census gains, and the need to diversify into services, sales, small manufacturing, and recreation to attract residents and keep young people at home.
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Comanche
Industrial Foundation
Wilkersons and Kin Visit Fort Worth and Azle Family
Mr and Mrs Bill Wilkerson and Mr and Mrs J C Wilker son traveled to Fort Worth last Friday to visit J C s brothers and families including W Y Wilkerson and John Wilker son They also called on a sister Mrs W L English in Azle.
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Bill Wilkerson
J. C. Wilkerson
Fort Worth
J. C
W. Y. Wilkerson
John Wilkerson
W. L. English
Azle
Teen Age Library Association Conference at SHSU Huntsville
The twenty second annual Teen Age Library Association meeting convened at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville on February 25 26 and 27. Comanche participants included Nancy Ormsby Janet Brightman Wendy Isham Vicky Abbey Nokia Dunn sponsor and Mrs. R C Isham. The program featured A Time to Read and SHSU drama Look Homeward Angel.
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Teen Age Library Association
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Comanche
Nancy Ormsby
Comanche High School Library Club
Janet Brightman
Wendy Isham
Vicky Abbey
Nokia Dunn
R. C. Isham
SHSU
Roping Club Directors Schedule March Meeting
The Comanche Roping Club directors will meet Monday night March 8 at 7 30 at Hanks Wool and Mohair office to discuss club matters.
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Comanche Roping Club
Hanks’ Wool and Mohair
Swindle Family Visits Dallas and Attends Euless Wedding
Mr and Mrs Stanley Swindle and children visited Mrs Swindle s parents and brother in Dallas last weekend. They attended a wedding in Euless on Saturday evening. Vera King spent last week in Stephenville with her brother and his wife the W A Beenes. Beene is ill in Stephenville hospital. Betty Allen joined them for the weekend.
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Stanley Swindle
Vera King
Stephenville
W. A. Beenes
Mrs Chester McKinzie Home After Auto Crash Hospital Stay
Mrs Chester McKinzie returns home from Stephenville hospital after several weeks of treatment for injuries from an automobile accident. She was released recently and is resting at home.
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Chester McKinzie
Stephenville Hospital
Birthday Dinner Honors Winnie Adams in Western Hills
Mrs Winnie Adams of Western Hills celebrates her eighty fifth birthday with a dinner hosted by Lowell Pittman and Mrs Pittman attended by James Gardner Debbie De Leon J S Ripley Kathy Tony Jeff Marjorie Pittman Weatherford and others. Fort Worth youth trip covered forty six members including Terry Price Rev Frank Turper Mrs Hathcock and several local families enjoyed ice skating at Will Rogers Coliseum.
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Lowell Pittman
Fort Worth
Will Rogers Coliseum
Terry Price
Frank Turper
John M. Hathcock
Bill Parker
Charles L. Dudley
Houston Joltey
Truman Renshaw
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Comanche, Texas
John Beaty, Jr
W. Neely
Sharon
Frank William Conard II
Frank W. Conard
Colorado City
Tarleton State College
Hasse 4-H
Frances Lockwood
Port Worth
Comanche Pharmacy
Sunset Center
John S. Croft
Proctor
Victoria
Warren Dub Cate
Warren G. Cate
Anton
Warren Olliff
First United Methodist Church
Tarleton
Dallas
Iame
Ned’s Grocery and
Enco Station
Folger’'S
S&h
Vienna
Kimbell Coffee
Frozan
Care Green
Comanche Area
Peanut Industry
Comanche National Bank
Full Serice Bank
Methodist
Grom
Higginbotham
Barbara Williams
Higginbothams
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