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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1959
Page
7
A hearing is set to take place at clinic offices of DrJames this Wednesday in May. The case involves Robert Crow and Aid Spec hearings.
Farming Today discusses the dangers of farming accidents and the rising cost of liability claims. It promotes Farmer's Comprehensive Liability insurance from Farm Bureau Insurance, urging readers to contact their local agent, with a Comanche Texas address and phone number.
The Comanche Study Club met in the First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall on May 9 for a social evening. Fifty members and guests attended as Judge Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas spoke on Government Is Your Responsibility, urging members to study the Constitution and take an active role in government.
An American Agricultural Report piece by William A. Albrecht argues that crop disease and pest issues stem from crop management and nutrition rather than chemical cures. It cites studies showing higher exchangeable calcium lowers soybean fungal attacks, noting soil pH and texture influence outcomes across sandy and clay soils.
All interested are urged to attend the Sardis Cemetery work day on Saturday May 23. Sunday May 31 is homecoming day at the Hasse School Building grounds. Attends State Meet Lee B McPherson was among those from this area who attended the State Track and Field Meet in Austin where he saw his son Ronnie tie for second in Class 2A Pole Vault at 12 feet 1 inch.
Research shows the leaf eating insect Heliothrips haemorrhoidalis appears with ten mg equivalents or less of nitrogen per plant, but not at twenty. Higher soil calcium reduces thrips injury. balanced soil fertility also lessens pest and disease damage.
Mr and Mrs Gene Coulter of Lubbock announce the birth of a son named Pat Eugene on May 7 They already have a son named Kim Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs A Coulter and maternal grandparents are Mr
A plea urging community care for children ending with a call to action to supervise and assist youth. The writer emphasizes swimming safety and the need for nearby guardians to intervene if children are in danger.
Mrs. Coulter formerly Kyle Jane Cagle will receive a degree from Texas Tech on June first after completing the graduation course. She is a Comanche High School graduate and former State FHA president who studied at Town State College three years and Texas Tech since last fall. Mr. Coulter, also a Comanche High School graduate and former Comanche High Cisco Junior College grid star, attended Texas Tech and now operates a business in Lubbock. The Cagles and Jeanie and Denny spent the weekend in Lubbock with Mrs. Coulter remaining for a longer visit.
Mr and Mrs J C Wilkerson spent the weekend visiting relatives in Parker and Tarrant counties and attended the Nelson Cemetery Homecoming with his sister and brothers.
W P Stallings lists farms ranches and houses for sale in Comanche Texas located at 710 EB Central and contact by phone 53.
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