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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1959
Page
3
The document presents the condition of State National Bank in Comanche as filed with the Comptroller of the Currency at the close of business March 12 1959. It notes membership in the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
A fragmented home tips piece discusses keeping coffee warm, chilling vegetables, and storing produce in the refrigerator. It mentions greens, salad, tomatoes, and various vegetables, plus general hints on corn and lentils, and soaking corn with water and lye steps for preparing hominy.
A central district plan by the Trail Scouts of America aims to set up a district center in the county area including towns and a 1200-boy program. National trainer J. Cady coordinates preparations with local executives and district leaders to organize council activities and training efforts.
March meals list for Comanche school lunch. Monday serves meat loaf with cat sup and green beans. Tuesday offers ham and cheese sandwiches with pickles lettuce tomatoes and fruit salad. Wednesday features barbecue smoked sausage ring mashed potatoes and buttered peas. Thursday provides hamburgers with lettuce tomatoes and pickles plus potato chips. Milk and desserts available daily.
J B Lacy longtime Comanche County resident and former county clerk marked his 80th birthday with a family gathering at the Lacy home. Born March 11, 1879 near Sidney, he has lived in Comanche since 1933 and was joined by seven of his children and several relatives from Ausin Breckenridge Fort Worth Abilene and Olney. John Lacy of Houston could not attend.
Abilene visitors Reverend and Mrs. Prez Todd attended special lectures sponsored by McMurry College last week in Abilene.
The Senior Citizens Club No 1 of Comanche will hold its regular session on Saturday March 21. Secretary Mobie Mullican notes a good crowd is hoped for and says Rev W G Self will be the speaker.
Two young ladies attended the YWA House Party in Abilene from February 27 to March 1 Miss Paula Suger of East Side Baptist Church and Miss Betty Davis of First Baptist Church Also from Comanche attended the night services Rev Wayne Naylor Mr and Mrs Cartwright and daughters Roberta and Kay Count over 1070 attendees Miss Callie West returned from Presidio visits with her nephew and niece Mrs Phil Anderson Jr
District Clerk Ben Wilhelm releases the list of petit jurors for the first week of the spring term of District Court. Names include Sipe Springs, Comanche, De Leon, and records show multiple RT routes and addresses in Comanche, De Leon, and surrounding areas.
East Side Baptist Youth Fellowship met after services on Sunday March 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knight with 30 guests in attendance. The gathering featured games and songs and two unexpected visitors from south of the border in native costumes. Refreshments were served.
Temple visitors were Mr and Mrs Bill Wilkerson with children David and Katie May over the weekend.
Travis Rasberry, who underwent an emergency appendectomy last week in a Dublin hospital, is back at home here.
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