Texas Health Officer Warns on Child Illness Risks
The state health official urges parents to seek prompt medical care for signs of illness in children. He warns that seemingly minor conditions can lead to serious complications like mastoiditis if untreated, emphasizing early doctor visits and proper isolation when needed.
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Holle
Reed
Ories
Nasized
Night Classes in Wood and Metal Work at Tarleton
Tarleton State College offers night classes in woodworking and metalworking four nights weekly with about 100 students, many veterans, receiving government aid or paying for materials. Classes run 6 30 to 10 30 p m with woodworking taught by C H Dawson and Herman Hall while radio repair and metalworking are led by L H Vaughan and J C Riggs.
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Stephenville
Tarleton State College
Tarleton Camus
C. H. Dawson
E. H. Blanchard
Armed Forces
L. H. Vaugan
Dawson
Herman Hall
Dublin
Belgian Congo
Blanchard
J. C Riggs
Tarleton
Community notes on visits and social mentions in Comyn area
March 9 mail in Comyn marked the town as a post office change with residents and visitors noted. Local families from Midland Bangs Lufkin Eastland Fort Worth Stephenville and Houston are mentioned visiting relatives and hosting guests including Mr and Mrs A M Derrick and others.
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A. M. Derrick
Comyn
Thenhallilroad
Chang
Arthur D. Hunof
David Alley
Bangs
A. R. Thompson
B. L. Painter
James T. Brown
Kermit
C. C. Browning
Bob
Lufkin
Grady Mahon
A. H. Caraway
Harry Rucker Jr
Bronte
Local Comanche Residents Attend Mullin Singing Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Harkins and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Horton of Comanche were among local folks attending the special Singing meeting Sunday afternoon at Mullin.
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Luther Harkins
R. G. Horton
Comanche
Mullin
Baptist Associational Weekly News Item Highlights Youth Rally
The Youth Rally is set for Friday night March 16 at 7 30 at St Joe Baptist Church. The Associational Sunday School will meet Gustine Baptist Church March 20 at 7.00 with Dr D D Tidwell as speaker. Tidwell a Bible teacher at Howard Payne College draws interest. The next Workers Conference will be with Wilson Baptist Church April key figures note 1956 count: 1020 missionaries in 30 countries including 46 doctors and 66 registered nurses. Need grows after training and appointment.
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St. Joe Baptist Church
Gustine Baptist Church
D. D. Tidwell
Tidwell
Howard Payne College
Wilson Baptist Church
Southern Baptist
Navy Accepting Reserve Officer Applications for Recall
The Navy seeks Naval Reserve officers of the first three ranks for recall to extended active duty or transfer to the regular Navy. Eligible officers must have held their rank by July 1 1963, with priority for Aviation and Civil Engineer Corps. Medical Service officers by August 1 1951. Nurses from lieutenant and up are also needed. No expiration date is set. Contact a local recruiter at Memorial Hall Brownwood.
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Navy
Holcomb
Line
Aviation
Civil Engineer Corps
Memorial Hall
Brownwood
Home Missionaries Active Among 800 In U.S. Minority Outreach
The article notes about 800 Home Missionaries carrying out work among minority groups in the United States. It highlights their deployment across communities and their role in social and religious outreach within various states.
Water Well Drilling Services Listed for Willis Steward
For water well drilling contact Willis Steward at 200 11th St or by phone 177 J. Local ad listing provides basic contact details and service offering.
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Willis Steward
11Th St
Tfe
Lacy Family Hosts Fort Worth Visitors for 77th Birthday
Visiting at the Lacy home were Weldon Lacy of Olney, Donald Lacy and son Garry, and Bert Boynton with daughter Debra, all from Fort Worth, joined by Al Oglesby and three daughters Dianne Nancy and Karen of Abilene. They met at the Eltos Dudley farm for a noon meal celebrating Mrs. Lacy's seventy seventh birthday.
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J. B. Lacy
Weldon Lacy
Olney
Donald Lacy
Garry
Bert Boynton
Dauhter
Debra
Fort Worth
al Oglesby
Dianne
Nancy
Karen
Abilene
Eltos Dudley Farm
Mrs. Lacy
Ripley Families Gather in Comanche For Memorials
A notice lists Mr and Mrs George Ripley and family of Oklahoma City Mr and Mrs J D Ripley and family Bill Ripley and family Odessa Grady Ripley and family Robert Earl Ripley and family and Mrs Carl Hall all of Comanche for a community gathering or memorial event.
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George Ripley
J. D. Ripley
Oklahoma City
Bill Ripley
Odessa
Grady Ripley
Robert Earl Ripley
Carl Hall
Comanche
Septic Cultures Boost Waste System Efficiency
A highly concentrated bacterial mix containing millions of microorganisms per pound boosts septic tanks. Live cultures feed on grease and organic matter, liquefying wastes and eliminating odors. Regular use maintains strong microbial activity to prevent problems in flat terrain sewer lines.
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Ding
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