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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1959
Page
17
Bufford Cottrell, Tracy, and others move to Bryan as Charles announces a new policy adopted by A Club. B O Swindle and Kathleen Eads are noted in connection with the policy and advertising role at a local television station.
Thirty two ladies attended the second session of the Woman's Society of Christian Service Bible Study on Isaiah at the First Methodist Church March 16. Mrs Merlin Jenkins directed the study and the program included a playlet Behold Your God and a vocal solo by Ed Frensley.
A letter notes Robert W. Willis of Comanche son of Mr and Mrs George Willis made the Fall semester Dean's Honor Roll in Agriculture. The communication praises his scholastic achievement and urges continued high standards. Gerald W. Thomas Dean of Agriculture signs the missive.
In a letter lot from The Comanche Chief dated March 19 1959 J C Wilkerson James Wilkerson and Bill Wilkerson thank editors for spotlighting 4-H in Comanche County Their note credits the newspaper with boosting local interest in 4-H and growth of the program Bill Lane Immediate Past President Comanche County 4 H Adult Leaders Association also signs. Mississippi visitors Walter Hill and wife visited last week to attend a Hereford cattle auction and purchased a fine two year old Hereford bull for their ranch.
Easter Sunday blends new clothes for women and girls with the tradition of the Easter lily. Across America Easter is called Church Attendance Day as the year’s largest churchgoing crowd gathers for services.
The English people celebrate spring and Easter as they favor a friendly egg roll down Greenwich Hill instead of the usual bruising run. The joyful scene marks the Resur rection season with festive activity and shared merriment.
Hollis Ray Brown of Terminal visited Comanche for a short time Saturday after flying to Dallas and driving a new car back to Terminal.
Mr and Mrs C D Swearengin and Mr and Mrs Buster Robertson went to Fort Worth Sunday to see Curtis McKinzie of Comanche who is recuperating in St Josephs Hospital after an operation. Farmers Farm Record Books at The Chief aid income tax records.
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