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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1963
Page
4
Readers who subscribed to magazines through band students must write Paul E Smith 1501 Beachwood Abilene to specify the magazine and start date. Band Director Jack King urges those not receiving proper magazines to contact Mr Smith at once for immediate activation of subscriptions.
May 7 at the Comanche high school auditorium featured the Indian Band with Jan Robertson Richard Frazier and Bob Brannan in a rhythm set. The program included the Junior High ensemble four selections by Comanches Rockin Renegades and a Texas Jaycees opening Spanish overture. Jack King received a cash gift for his Louisville trip as seniors were recognized and Stars and Stripes Forever closed the concert.
Leonard Monroe and wife Mr and Mrs Leonard Monroe host sons from Odessa and Lubbock for a weekend. Leonard Ray a CHS graduate has spent six years in Lubbock as a Texas Tech student and will receive an advanced degree from Tech this month and plans to enter teaching.
The article explains that marketing quotas for 1964 wheat depend on two thirds of growers approving quotas. It details penalties for excess wheat on farms under 15 acres, election steps to participate as allotment growers, and price supports of 2 per bushel for certificated wheat and 1.30 per bushel for non certificated wheat.
The Colcleas ure family expresses gratitude for kindness shown after the loss of Jackie Wayne Cole. They thank those who brought food and flowers and convey thanks to Rev Creath Davis Rev Earl Flynn pallbearers singers and Oak Lawn Funeral Home in their time of sorrow.
Mrs. Jerry Ferguson and husband from Austin spent the week end in Comanche with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Buster Roberson.
A found trailer license plate was reported about two weeks ago on Highway 326 near the Central Texas Fertilizer Plant Turn-Off. Inquiries or retrieval should be directed to 506 NW 36th Ltdh.
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