Wheat Referendum Vote Planned for May 21
Comanche County Farm Bureau urges wheat farmers to vote in the May 21 referendum on the state plan for wheat. A yes vote gives government control over wheat, with farm sizes and penalties affected, while a no vote preserves farm independence and avoids centralized pricing and restrictions.
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Farm Bureau
Comanche County
Hugh McBrien
Press
E County Farm Bureau Presit
Government Farm
May FFA Rodeo Opens Night With Comanche Riding Club
Members of the Comanche Riding Club participate in the May FFA Rodeo at the grand arena. The event runs Friday May 10 and continues into Saturday night with a festive rodeo atmosphere.
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Ping Club
Comancheing Club
Partial OCR leads to fragmented court note
The readable text shows stray phrases about court records and names Raye and Herschel Robertson and mention of an April 26 reference. It suggests a local court or record note but contains numerous garbled words and lacks a complete event.
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Raye
Herschel Robertson
Joy as patient regains use after March of Dimes study
Mrs. Helen Cassidy of Garland Texas says she cried tears of joy when bandages were removed after surgery at the Arthritis Clinical Study Center funded by the March of Dimes at Southwestern Medical School Dallas. Surgeons plan the same operation on her left hand with metal hinges replacing finger joints as part of a national program aiding crippling birth defects arthritis and polio through research and care.
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Helen Cassidy
Garland
Tex
Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
National Foundation-March of Dimes
Mission Revival Set At Shiloh
Rev. E. N. Strother of the Comanche Baptist Association leads a mission revival starting Friday night at Shiloh Baptist Church between Sidney and May. All interested in regional spiritual welfare are invited to attend and participate in the services.
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E. N. Strother
Baptist Missionary of Comanche Baptist Association
Shiloh Baptist Church
Sidney
May
Rev. Strother
Rural Life Sunday And Stewardship Week Set May 19
COLLEGE STATION May 7 Rural Life Sunday and Stewardship Week are set for May 19. The fifth Sunday after Easter is the traditional day for emphasizing rural life values. Reagan Brown of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service says observance should reflect lives of both farm and nonfarm families. Emphasis this year focuses on measures to ease rural poverty and stagnation.
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College Station
Texas
Reagan Brown
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Brown
Seagraves Visitors Enjoy Weekend With Home Folks
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Norton and children from Seagraves were in Comanche over the weekend visiting their home folks and relatives.
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Seagraves
Jimmy Norton
Comanche
Brown urges May 19 observance to boost human potential
The speaker warns that poverty stems from scarce resources and lack of education and leadership. Under employment erodes communities and slows growth, while stewardship centers on aiding people through conservation. The message stresses using resources to help individuals reach their highest potential.
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Brown
Board Church Homecoming Draws Wide Attendance
A large crowd gathered for the Board Church homecoming last Saturday May 4 at the cemetery and tabernacle. Chas C Nance led greetings, Bert Webb of KCOM gave an inspirational talk, and Rev S J Isham led the invocation before a bountiful lunch and fellowship. Out of county guests included Truman Creamer and Mrs Troy Wright from Waco, Chas L Tate from Brady, Wayne Nance of Dallas, Mrs P C Hampton and Mrs C H Winn of Dallas, George Nelson and Johnny Grumble of Fort Worth, and Rev and Mrs Guy Roberts of Brownwood.
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Board Church
Tabernacle
Chas. C. Nance
Bert Webb
KCOM
S. J Isham
Truman Creamer
Troy Wright
Waco
Chas. L. Tate
Brady
Wayne Nance
Dallas
P. C. Hampton
C. H. Winn
Grand Prairie
George Nelson
Johnny Grumble
Fort Worth
Guy Roberts
Brownwood
Texas sponsors aid National 4-H Service to Youth programs
The 1962 annual report of the National 4-H Foundation lists fifty-two Texas banks and businesses as sponsors of the Service to Youth programs during the last year.
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Texas
National
4-H Foundation
Foundation
Rural Life Sunday and Soil Stewardship Week Observed
May 19 is marked as Rural Life Sunday and the start of Soil Stewardship Week. The observance highlights spiritual values tied to rural living, aligning with the fifth Sunday after Easter.
Wind Noise Stopper Promises Quiet Hearing Glasses
An inventor offers a wind noise reducing device for hearing aids and a new in the ear free of cords device. Mr Treadway will host a hearing clinic at the DeLuxe Motel in Comanche on Monday May 13 from 10 AM to 1 PM. Free complete hearing tests and 20 percent battery savings are advertised.
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Treadway
DeLuxe
Comanche
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