Student earns Scholastic Award and district honors
A participant in League ac and Reading two h school earned the Scholastic Award and state degree, served as president, and was elected inner in District. She received multiple wards, represented year in district and state, and earned honors at the State Meet on Friday May 8. Mr Adams and Mrs Dav offer condolences and praise for her school career.
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Dr James C Slider Wins TOA Board Seat in Dallas
Dr James C Slider was elected to the Texas Optometrist Association Board of Directors at the TOA 64th annual convention in Dallas held April 18 21. A Comanche optometrist, he attended North Texas State College and graduated from the University of Houston Optometrist School. He and wife Nan and daughter Karen live at 800 N Elm, while son Tim is a freshman at Texas A&M University.
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Texas A&m University
David Willis Named Vice President of Amarillo Bank
David Willis named vice president of North State Bank in Amarillo per a April 23 Amarillo Daily News release. Willis, a former Texas bank examiner and Comanche native, studied at Texas Tech and North Texas State, began banking at 19, and had a 41 year association with Blanket State Bank and three years with the State Banking Department.
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George Willis
North State Bank
Amarillo
Mercer Parents Welcome Son James David
Mr and Mrs James Mercer of Comanche announce the birth of their son James David on Friday May 1 in a Brownwood hospital. He weighed seven pounds four ounces and measured 19 inches long. He is the first child of the Mercers and grandson of Walter Durham and J A Mercer of Comanche with great grandmother Mrs Walter Durham Sr. of Comanche.
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James Mercer
Comanche
James David
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Texas Tech Professor Wins Automotive Foundation Fellowship
John Hayes Reese, a Texas Tech Professor and Assistant Dean of the School of Business Administration, has been awarded the Automotive Safety Foundation Fellowship for graduate study in law for 1964 65. The George Washington University program will send Reese to Washington in August to pursue further studies toward a Doctor of Judicial Science degree after earning BBA LLB degrees at Southern Methodist University. Texas Tech grants a one year leave of absence for the fellowship.
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Graduate School of Public Law
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Automotive Safety Foundation
John H. Reese
Texas Technological College
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Comanche
John Reese
Comanche County
Washington
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Congregational Methodist Church Hosts Mother's Day Singing
The Congregational Methodist Church invites everyone to a Sunday May 10 Mother’s Day service and an old fashioned country singing from 2 to 4 PM led by Lloyd Horton.
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Congregational Methodist Church
Lloyd Horton
Soda Springs Business Meeting Scheduled Tuesday Night
An important community business meeting will be held in Soda Springs on Tuesday May 12 starting at 8 00 PM. Residents are urged to attend and participate in the discussion of local matters.
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