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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1975
Page
10
Mr and Mrs Gail Dudley Joe Dudley Jim Dudley and Mr and Mrs John Dudley joined more than 1000 attendees at the 8th annual Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers convention in Austin March 23 to 26 at the Municipal Auditorium.
Mrs Katie Jones marked a Sunday birthday with her relatives including Mrs Herbert E Gouldin of Honey Grove Mr and Mrs W L Morris of Abilene Mrs Glenn Ellis of Austin and Mr and Mrs J W Griffin of Sidney resorting to a family gathering across Texas.
Commissioners approve last meeting minutes and salaries and name First Comanche Bank the county depository. They adopt a statewide adult probation services resolution urging Texas House Bill 983 and Senate Bill 424, effective March 24, 1975. Officers authorize annual liability audit and require volunteer search aides to sign release forms.
Authorities estimate that water evaporated from an acre of cotton on a hot summer day reaches 68 000 pounds, roughly equivalent to more than a tenth of an inch of rainfall. Irrigation supplements rainfall to about 20 inches per growing season, with arid regions sometimes reaching 32 inches yearly. Rain can harm crops if applied after planting by lowering soil temperature below 58 degrees.
A cemetery work session is scheduled for Saturday morning at 11 o clock at Newburg Cemetery. Mrs Earl Seay secretary notes a basket lunch at noon with coffee tea ice and bread provided by the Newburg Cemetery Association.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Perkins visited Mesquite to see their children Coach and Mrs Harold Perkins. Mesquite won first place at the Garland track meet. Grandchildren Amy and Doug accompanied the Perkins for the Easter Holidays.
Camp Sweeney, a diabetic training center for children ages 6 to 16, begins its 26th year on June 1 with three three week sessions. It sits nine miles east and one mile north of Gainesville on 338 acres and features dormitories, a hospital, a lake, pool, tennis courts, a pavilion, a target range and 20 horses under supervision of medical staff, dietitian and counselors. The program teaches diet, exercise, urine testing and insulin injections to help children live with diabetes, which is hereditary and increasingly prevalent. The camp is operated by the Southwestern Diabetic Foundation, a non profit, with contact details for donations and applications.
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