Proctor Texas Peanut Hub Sees Softball Park Move Forward
The Proctor community, now centered near the lake and peanut industry, plans a new softball park on the old school ground aided by donations. Population declined since 1900s growth, with post office and welding shop remaining downtown.
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Gray
Ross
Washington
Stone
Guyger
Reid Truit
Lee Roach
Buckler Karnes
Frizzell
Carter
Ewing Rambo Evans
Beloque Hale
Brown Hardin Townsend Thronton
Vandiver
Walker
Wright
Jennings Green
Kight
Hughts
Johnson
Galveston
Proctor
John Croft
Dick Strube
Piez Carter
Comanche County
Path to success requires the next step and self improvement
The text urges taking the one next step to join an exclusive circle of achievers. It emphasizes growth through persistent effort and study, noting that qualified individuals rise from unskilled workers to professionals. It also mentions Proctor team champions and upcoming plans amid local prosperity.
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Peron
Senior Girls Are Honored Breakfast at Cottrell Home
A planned outdoor senior girls breakfast moved indoors on Saturday morning April 30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cottrell. The table featured a white linen cloth, black vase with golden roses, diploma place cards, and a menu of orange juice, corn fritters with log cabin syrup, Canadian bacon, coffee and milk. Guests included Neila, Majorie and Judy Cottrell, Judy Hill, Bonnie Day and Sharon Craig. Sue Phillips could not attend. Hostesses were Mrs. Horace Cottrell and Mrs. Hale Cottrell. Gifts were exchanged after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horrie Cottrell
Neila
Majorie
Judy Cottrell
Judy Hill
Bonnie Day
Sharon Craig
Sue Phillips
de Leon
Horace Cottrell
Hale Cottrell
One Step At A Time Toward Your Hidden Potential
Motivational lines urge recognizing inner giant potential and continual growth. Start now by taking the first step and moving forward one step at a time toward a noble goal.
First Texas plywood mill built from yellow pine in 1964
The text notes the first Texas plywood mill used yellow pine, completed in 1964. It also mentions three softwood plywood mills now operating in Texas and promotes the idea that land is capital, urging environmental responsibility with the motto Keep Texas Green.
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Texas
Visiting Minister at Omanche Presbyterian Church
Robin Eugene Kash a senior student at Austin Presbyterian Seminary will guest pastor at Omanche Presbyterian Church on Sunday May 15 He is UT graduate and former student at Florence State College Meese State College He served as student assistant minister at A&M Presbyterian College Station in 1965 He is married to Marilyn Myers of Wisconsin with three children and belongs to St Andrew's Presbyterian Church Lake Charles Louisiana
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Robin Eugene Kash
Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Austin
Kash
University of Texas
Florence State College
Alabama
Me‘eese State College
Louisiana
A&m
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Chisholm Ile
T. O. Moore
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Henry Clara Slack
Cery
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W. B. Quarles
Rio Grande
Holm Place
A. W. Procter
Huokness
Fey
Bernacle
Woureh
Asa B. Christopher
Adam
Comanche
Bae
I, Mer Matos de Gatloytes
Gin ER Ming Founda
Osu, Tong
Han
Masteve
Bruce Wiliams Laboratories
Joplin
Missouri
Central Texas Fertilizer Company
Hooker
Hooker Farm Chemicals, Inc
Hooker Fourniers
Cnemcarse
Comanche, Texas
P. O. Box
Fron
Gustine
Stuteville
Democratic Executive Committee
W. L Lane
Lane
Boss Irrigation
San Angelo
Lubbock
Porter
Fred Ellis
Central Texas
William Lane
N. Cole
James F. Hallmark
E. Central
Lark Insurance Agency
Austin ST
Bruce
Nellie Mae
Gayle Scifres
Ladora
James Slide
Optometris
Comanche Higginbotham
HOPE
Bach
Walker's Appliance Service
West Grand
Mims Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Royd. Mims, D.O
South
W. 8. Cribble, D.O
Dan Mims, D.O
Comanche Funeral Home
Porter B. Franks
Comanche Hospital, Inc
Flannery
Blackwood Clinic
Pho
W. D. Blackood
D.O
W. A. Flannery
Nelson
East Walcott AV
Mrs
Marie Nelso
William T. Calhou
N. Heustes
Anim
Hamilton Bender
Ing Mamilton
Theas
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