Remodelling Plans for State National Bank Unveiled
Loyd Coker and Helen, along with Ina Brownwood and John Brownwood, discussed extensive improvements at the State National Bank. Anthony said the project will include a new ceiling, modern air conditioning, and remodeling with work expected to be completed within three or four months after normal daily business.
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Loyd Coker
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John Brownwood
Galbraith Heads Comanche Lions Club for 1955 56
Dr H H Galbraith optometrist promoted from vice president to head the Comanche Lions Club for 1955 56. He has been active in Lions work and civic groups and serves as director of the Chamber of Commerce. New officers include Ted Durham Louis Harelik Joe Waring W C House Porter Franks and Adolph Proffitt. The club numbers about 140 members and meets again in June.
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Comanche Optemetrist
Comanche Lions Club
Galbraith
Lions Organization
Chamber of Commerce
Ted Durham
Louis Harelik
Joe Waring
W. C. House
Porter Franks
Tail Twister
Adolph Proffitt
Herb Goodson
Lion
Main Purpose of Soil Conservation Is To Save Soil
Cooperator Wade George explains soil conservation aims to keep soil in place and protect it from wind and water erosion. He lauds stubble mulch tillage and wind protection strips with rye and vetch or rye and peas to preserve soil, increase moisture retention, and improve fertility for long term benefits.
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Money Supply Hits New U S Record In 1955
The 1955 Yearbook of The American Peoples Encyclopedia reports total U S money supply at 211.4 billion dollars including currency and bank deposits up 9.7 billion from 1954. Privately-held money totaled 204.8 billion, up 7.5 billion from the prior year.
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American Peoples Encyclopedia
U. S
Final Date For School Transfers Is June
Parents must file transfer applications for the 1955 56 term in May with the school superintendent or County Superintendent. Each application requires a parent or guardian signature and must reach the County Superintendent by June 1 1955. Also notes social visit with local families in Fort Worth Abilene and Abilene area.
Local Social News from Cross Roads and Surrounding Areas
Families and visitors from Rule Abilene Fort Worth Eastland Gorman De Leon and Houston gather in Cross Roads for church, dinners, quilting and a REA event. Postmaster Coker hosts and guests include Trice Bannister Moore and Moore families with multiple dinners, churchgoers, and outings to Possum Kingdom Dam and Comanche meetings.
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Possum Kingdom Dam
Bert Cox
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Comanche
Ten Frazier
Fort Worth
Tommie Moore
Preston May
Wilson Summers
Laura Rudd
Cross Roads
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New Rea
Lewis
Eastland
Jean Moore
C. E. la Roque
Hugh Moore
Carolyn
Almon Moore
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