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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1953
Page
12
Soil conservationist urges planting grass now in seed plots waterways or pastures to prepare for future terracing. District offers seed and two grass drills at 50 cents per acre, with farmers already seeding plots and plans for various upland and sandy sites.
This Texas law column debates balancing efficient justice with protecting innocent rights. It argues presumption of innocence, right to counsel, prompt jury trial, and against curb of safeguards, noting dangers if overtrimmed and urging gradual reform.
A note of gratitude from the Code Murphrees to friends and kin for the cards and letters while in the hospital at Galveston.
We express sincere gratitude to friends and relatives for acts of kindness after the death of our husband and father B F Moore. Special thanks to Brother Isham, the Board Church quartet, those who brought food and flowers and other expressions of sympathy from his wife and children.
Health officers warn heart disease remains Texas' top death cause though modern treatment offers hope. Advice covers stress management sleep, rest, and following a physician's plan to maintain normal activity levels. Early treatment boosts the chance of a normal life. Also notes on poultry ventilation, cows' water intake, and a Noah's Ark joke.
The Women's Fellowship Council of Central Christian Church announces a public program on Thursday night March 26 at the church. Mary Hope Westbrook of Tarleton State College will discuss a timely subject. Tickets start at 7 30 p m and cost 50 cents with proceeds to the Church Building Fund.
State and county notice announces Comanche Independent School District election at City Hall on the first Saturday in April 1953 to elect two trustees replacing Cay Hall and Riley Hilliard. Filing deadline is March 24 as required by law. Election Judge W. W. Cox named. Elton McCullough president. John Jolink secretary.
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