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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
4
Texas agricultural researchers study livestock raising costs versus income as farmers face labor challenges and investment needs. Dairying and hog production show varied inputs per 100 dollars of pork value, with growers weighing line broiler economics and feeder stock. Small farmers seek income stability amid ongoing trials and uncertain results.
Reporter Sarbara Clawson notes the Sidney 4-H Club gathered Monday to review May progress, finish garments, and discuss June events. An ice cream fathers’ supper was planned, Bobby Wilson sang for mothers, and club tables featured white linen, bows, and tiered cakes themed “Mom.”
Brinson reports 2304 collected in 1963 with final tally near 1850 in pledges. He urges late April contributors to join the ongoing fight, noting cancer remains a long term need for research, education, and services. Gratitude is extended to volunteers, press, radio, community leaders, and sororities for their role in the drive.
Comanche County Young Homemakers held their annual awards Tuesday with Gayle Allen of Gustine named outstanding FHA girl. Judge Tillie Franks presented a silver charm, and Mrs. Lynn Haney of Gustine spoke on the evening's significance. Other appreciation awards went to Vera Hill Mary Power and Elizabeth Fox.
A Washington column argues against a temporary rise in the debt limit, urging Congress to cut spending and balance the budget. It cites fear-driven liberal influence and calls for restraint on new welfare and defense spending to avoid national and economic disaster.
The Democratic Party of Texas offers scholarships and merit awards for high school paintings and drawings. The contest aims to raise awareness of Texas heritage and align with Governor Connally’s education emphasis. May is the party’s birth month, with contact Mrs. Bill Wilkerson at 800 N Lane 8t Comanche for details.
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