PAR Calendar and Golf Association News
PAR calendar lists May bingo and buffet dates, mixed scrambles on May 9 and 23, and Memorial Weekend Partner ship Tournament May 25 26 27 plus a May 25 golf tournament dance Invitation for Ladies and Mens Golf Associations to reschedule scrambles to the second and fourth Thursdays with 5 30 tee offs Register by Thursday morning for pairings Entrance 1 52 noted. Twenty three ladies played a Low Gross tournament last Tuesday Results include Syble Spies 78 Marie Burttschell 79 Doris Maxwell 87 in the 18 hole flight and several flight winners in 9 hole events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syble Spies
Marie Burttschell
Doris Maxwell
Nancy Anderson
Margaret Campbell
Eilean Irby
Dorothy Locke
Joy Traweek
Marie Stephens
Rosemary Jeffries
Pearl Martin
June Jordan
Mary Goodson
Merla McDougal
Aurelia Kerby
Lucile Smith
Jean Perkins
Juanita Perkins
Dotty Dudley
Louise Sledge
Deana Evridge
Editha Dudley
Suzanne Pyburn
Garden Club Luncheon and Bulbs Program in May
The Comanche Garden Club will host a Tasting Luncheon at the Garden Center on May 16 from 11 30 to 1 30. Tickets cost 1.00 at the door and bulbs exhibits will be shown by Mrs. Tupin McDonald Rollins and Eaton. The regular meeting follows at 2 30 with a bulbs program by Mrs. Dewey Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Comanche Garden Club
Garden Center
Dewey Daniels
Joe Tupin
Elton McDonald
George Rollins
Robert Eaton
Harold Denny
J. H. Arthur
N. P. Wilkinson
NRTA to Install Officers at May Luncheon in Comanche
The Comanche County National Retired Teachers Association meets at Golden Arrow Cafeteria on Tuesday May 14 at 12 30 noon. Officers for 1974 75 will be installed and all members urged to attend. Forty members rode a charter bus May 2 from Brownwood to Austin touring the governor s mansion Capitol and several museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County National Retired Teachers Association
Golden Arrow
Brownwood
Austin
Governor's Mansion
Capitol
State Library
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Boyd Anthony Named Weather Reporter for WBAP 5 TV
David Beene of the Comanche Chamber of Commerce announces Boyd Anthony a local banker is appointed as Weather Reporter to Harold Taft the weatherman on the WBAP TV Channel 5 evening news several figures connected to the appointment are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Beene
Comanche Chamber of Commerce
Boyd Anthony
Har Old Taft
WBAP
Funeral for Mrs. E. Paul Jeanes Held in Comanche
Mrs. Vera Smith of Wichita Falls and Mrs. Flora Kinney daughters of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Clark attended the funeral of Mrs. E Paul Jeanes in Comanche. Mrs. Smith stayed with cousin Mrs. E W Gleaton and Mr Gleaton. Mrs. Kinney stayed with cousin Mrs. T N Walker and Mr Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Smith
Wichita Falls
Flora Kinney
George Clark
Comanche
E. Paul Jeanes
Smith
E. W. Gleaton
Gleaton
Kinney
T. N. Walker
Walker
Wagner-Peyser Act and the U.S. Employment Service
The Wagner-Peyser Act created the U.S. Employment Service within the Department of Labor in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner-Peyser
U.S. Employment Service
Department of Labor
Texas Farm Scenes Show Varied Crop Outlook Across State
Dryland wheat in the north suffers through a drought while southern fields reap harvests. Cotton and sorghum planting progress varies by region with statewide completion near 45 percent. Rainfall remains spotty, with Mercedes highest at 4.14 inches. Milk sector improves with Texas dairy income at 266 million dollars in 1973 and prices up. Feedlots plan to market 1.2 million cattle in Q2, while auction markets pull back in March. Mexican fruit fly sterile releases begin in Dimmit County to curb infestations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Blacklands
Entir
Gingerbread Trail Opens June 1 At Waxahachie Parks
The Gingerbread Trail on June 1 features Getzendaner Memorial Park with an authentic log cabin and the Chautauqua Auditorium built in 1902, one of three in the U.S. A mule-drawn streetcar ride, chuck wagon barbecue, and antique displays plus a beehive Courthouse Square with crafts, paintings, a stagecoach ride, and a basement store venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getzendaner Memorial Park
United States
Waxahachie
Brookside Inn
Calaboos
Waxahachies
Y.M.C.A
T. C. Wisemon Junior High
Waxahachie High School
Gingerbread Trail 1974 Hosts Camping and Lodging Options
Out of town visitors can camp at Bardwell Lake or Waxahachie Mobile Estates near I 35E Five Points Road. Overnight rooms are at several motor hotels. Information brochures available at Gingerbread Trail Headquar ters Courthouse Square and Northgate Mall plus local homes. Chairmen are Mrs. J A Loftis Jr and Mrs Joe Sanders with phone numbers 937 3118 and 937 5868 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardwell Lake
Waxahachie
Interstate 35E
Five Points Road
Gingerbread Trail
Courthouse Square
Northgate
J. A. Loftis, Jr
Joe Sanders
Fort Worth Visit By Mr and Mrs Aaron Little
Mr and Mrs Aaron Little spent the weekend in Fort Worth visiting relatives and enjoying time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Mrs
Aaron Little
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
U.S. Territories
Mike Carson
Mike Carson Jr
D. Hunter
Port Worth
Marcus Howell Gleaton
John E. Gleaton
NRTA
Lakesite Club
Saute
Lake Proctor
Mark Scott and
Country Kings
Frank
Houston
Pho
EXXON
NG Che
S. Upp
Auttito
Medion
Hathcock
Texas Department of Agriculture
John C. White
Mercedes
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Victoria
College Station
Longview
Seymour
Amarillo
Big Spring
Waco
San Antonio
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Dimmit County
Mexico
Tp&l
Texas Power & Light
Dallas Power & Light
Texas Electric Service
Texas Power & Light Company
J—Max Co
Proctor
Central
Texes
Edmondson
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