Comanche Chief lists 34 new subscribers and local notes
March 7 1969 issue highlights 34 new subscribers from out of state and county, plus renewals from Comanche readers. It notes Lions Club 45th birthday and CHS Indian Maidens Bi-District win, plus Texas lawmakers lobbyist counts and a Texas highway rest area program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Texas
O— Penalhmee
Comanche Lions Club
S. C. Findley
C. Klingman
D. K Doyle
J. B. Chitton Jr
T. F. Helmsley
C. P. St. Clair
P. K. Mac Key
Ford
C. W. Ory
W McCollum
I. M. Cochran
M. Durham
E. E. Anthony
W. G. Dingus
W. D. Carroll
R. W. R. Hamilton
I. T. Clemons
Geo. Montgomery
Ghent Sanderford
Howard Kilpatrick
J. W. Littlejohn
H. Huddleston
FE. D. Sanders
J. R. Benes
J. R. Eanes
Jim Roberts
Lions
CHS
WBW
Quality vs hacks in children's books praised by library editorial
The piece argues that mass produced youth titles from "hacks" crowd out richer works by master authors. It contrasts Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys with acclaimed novels like Egypt Game and Witch of Blackbird Pond, urging parents to review their children's selections for depth and merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountains
Blackbird Pond
School Menus for March 19 14 Monday to Friday
Weekly school menus list meals for Monday through Friday including fish sticks tuna sandwiches ham Bar B Q Vienna sausage steak and more with sides and milk. Safety rest areas are marked on the state map with green squares and roadside parks with green dots.
Comanche Man Enlists For One Year Army Service
Robert William Braiman of Comanche reports for a one year volunteer hitch in the U S Army and begins basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri He is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert A Martin and is a 1966 Comanche High School graduate with college study in Houston Baptist College and Cisco Junior College He qualified for service in data processing electronics languages intelligence and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley N. Palmer
Walla Walla
Washington
Eddie Reeves
Tommy G. Fields
Apos
San Francisco
J. R. Byrd
Lomita
Caliornia
Taher
San Clemente
Calif
Rue F. Hert
Lancaster
W. J. Stanfield
Lamesa
K. M. Evans
Frank H. Stockton
Robert Einoch
Dublin
Clyde E. Deckard
Hurst
J. F. Wikkford
Blarket
Dulane Coleleasure
Dallas
Bob Harris
Bryan
Jerry Todd
J. N. Fearney
Lubbock
Frank Cuthbertson
Arlington
Lynn Nahers
Austin
Comanche
W. W. Allen
Tom Holton
Gustine
Festus Preston
de Leon
Don Steut
Jim Earles
Paul Peters
W. M. Grigsby
Deck KE. Mast
W. Smith
Carroll Elliott
James Wilson
J. E. Shaw
C. M. Campbell
C. L. Robertson
Grady Barrick
Cecyl Rosser
John Huells Heck
Comarche
Rudy Parkman
San Antonio
O. C. Bumpass
Lawton
Okla
Chester C. Brown
Farmington
Blanco
New Mexico
Raymond Stanley
Rt. 3
Brownwood
Jimmy Culpepper
Gerald Ebell
Kansas
Ted) Albin
Delano
Mery Jo Liles
APO
New York
W. R. Stephens
Stigler
Te County
Texas
Kirk Pettit
Corpus Christi
A R. Brewholz
C. J. Gere
Grand Prairie
Jeanette Wilson
Laverne Whitterburg
Towchvale
Lee Reese Midland
Donald Campbell
Lerry Fox
Aaron C Isham
Annie Johnstey
Fort Worth
Bertha Johnson
W. W. Swink
John Williams
Texas City
H. M. Hitt
Wichita Falls
Clarence Rea
Waco
Gayle Adams
K. W. Coleman
J. B. Lewry
Yorktown
R. H Tate
Frees
Dale McKee
Abilene
W. C. House, Jr
College Station
Jerry Gamblin
J. O. Kemp
Hamilton
C. L. Hicks
Lorenzo
Bowman
J. B. Bowman
Roy Fish
J. Prownwood
Dwain Lesley
Vel'a Pall
William T. Forrest
H. M. May
May
J. C. Hyatt
Edison Luker
R. L. Mull
George L. Stephens
Mcende Grissom
Leonard Wood
Harvey Johnson
Henry A. Polnse
Leo Page
W. L. Carruth
A. J. Loudermilk
W. Carruth
James Fanning
W. M. Scott
Wilbur Boone
Wilford Schuster
J. E. Graham
Tom K Foreman
Peter Wright
M. F. Jenkins
J. A. Barton
H. R. Helm
J. R. Nerrid
A. E. (Buster) Robertson
F. Rogers
J. F. McCullough
Jack Barret
H. C. Cressett
Robert William
Bob) Braiman
U. S. Army
Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri
Albert A. Martin
Brannan
Comanche High
Houston Baptist College
Cisco Junior College
W. Army Security Agency
New Weed Could Become A Texas Oil Crop
Brassica a European weed is under study at Texas A M as a potential oil crop for plastics and lubricants. County Agent Floyd Key says its climate fit could make it a valuable winter crop. Seed contains citric acid and research covers six or seven species with many possible uses including food. Harvesting uses a combine and Texas may gain a new crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Texas A&m
Floyd Key
Texas
Visitors Gather at Mrs. Tabor Home
In the home of Mrs. Maxire Tabor visitors included Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Tabor and family of Arlington and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Tabor and family of Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxire Tabor
C. R. Tabor
Arlington
W. D. Tabor
Temple
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Sandra Coan
Hugh Coan
Royal Maids
Miss Coan
St. Louis
Dean
Texas Manufacturers Association
Texas Hwy. Dent
Tabor Visitors
Mrs Bai
Siyle Hair Spray Biscuits
Presh Baby
Okra
Florida
Deen
Texas Oranges
U.S. NO
Shurfine
USDA
A.F. Brand
Decker
Shureine
Sher
Alisbury
Bell Peppers
John Livingsion
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