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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1935

Page

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County Judge Denies Plan to Abolish County Agent Office

Judge R S McCharen says it was never the Court’s aim to abolish the County Agent’s office and explains a proposal to decide on a change by January 1, 1936. Minutes show a motion by Sam Lewis and E McCarty to task the Extension Department with a change by January 1 with voting records listed.

Commissioners’ Court R. S. McCharen McCharen Sam Lewis E. McCarty Extension Department Lewis McCarty Lightfoot

Many Enter Campaign but Very Few Workers

The Comanche Chief prints today the names of hopefuls in the $2,000 Everybody Wins campaign. Winners receive a 1965 Chevrolet Coach or $200 cash, with lesser prizes for active contestants. Names shown are nominees not active candidates. subscriptions and receipts determine real progress.

Comanche Notes Include Injured Principal and Local Happenings

West Ward School principal Nyde Marshall was seriously injured walking to a train when he collided with an ice curb and fell. A large crowd attended a Majestic screening of Under The Southern Nes. A novel supper honored a husband, nut oil in place of shortening used. Betty Cook of Comanche County died in Capitol City on November 14. The Texas Highway Department debate is noted alongside bank deposit figures. Paul Armstrong Play to be shown at the Majestic Friday night with Miss Carrie Kindlee Hamilton joining San Angelo National Bank. Dublin pays 81300 daily for turkeys at 12 cents a pound. Jim Cook attends a funeral in Comanche and a lifelong local mentions.

Nyde Marshall West Ward School Comante Polster Betty Cook Amanche County Austin James Capitol City Texas U.S Procter Clara K. Kimbal Paul Armstrong Harmony Literary Society Carrie Kind Lee Hamilton San Ange National Bank Spivey D. E. Nabers Jim Cook Omanche High School Fort Worth Polytechnic College State University Aws Temple Hillsboro Facult of the

Green Hands Initiated Into Proctor Chapter

Six members of Proctor F F A were awarded the Green Hand degree at a recent meeting. The initiates were Howard Northcutt Ray Carrigan Ovid Harris Wrynidle Ellis Hirm McKelvey and Bunk McGuire. After the ceremony the Future Farmer degree was discussed by the agricultural instructor. Members pursue certificates of merit as the third year vocational agriculture members become eligible for the Future Farmer Degree.

Proctor FE. .F. A Howard Northcutt Ray Carrigan Ovid Harris Wrynidle Ellis Hirm McKelvey Bunk McGuire Proctor F. F. A

Comanche Chief Announces Circulation Drive and Subscriptions

The Comanche Chief seeks readers and aims to bolster its weekly circulation beyond 3,000 copies. It outlines a contest offering a $785 car and cash prizes for the most new or renewed subscriptions, warns delinquent accounts will be stopped after January 4 if partial payments are not made, and invites subscribers to propose local correspondents to expand county coverage.

Teras Etter Yin

One Hundred Men Begin Work on Comanche Streets Project

One hundred men started work Tuesday on Comanche streets preparing for the hard surfacing of 117 blocks of the citys main streets. Over one hundred thousand dollars in government funds support the improvements. Workers earn 15 cents per hour for seven hours daily totaling 1.05 dollars per day. Work currently focuses on High School Street as part of Project No 2.

Comanche

Santa to Visit Comanche For Christmas Shopping Season

The Kiddees of Comanche announce Santa Claus will arrive November 20 at the courthouse square and visit local shops every Saturday until Christmas Eve. Stores are loaded with holiday merchandise and overstocked to provide a full local Christmas shopping experience without traveling to larger Texas cities.

Comanche Santa Claus Nick Santa Chamber of Commerce Foster Comanche Chamber of Commerce Copanche Texas

Negro Minstrel Tonight At Comanche High School

A large crowd is expected at the Comanche High School Auditorium for a Negro Minstrel by the Comanche Business and Professional Women's Club. It is the club’s first production and the first high school show since last spring. Proceeds support civic projects per club president Miss Iva Hart.

Comanche High School Comanche Business and Professional Comanche Iva Hart

Evening School in Agriculture Held at Proctor

W. J. Bush, Vocational Agriculture teacher at Proctor High School, conducts an evening class for farmers in the Proctor community. Sessions are every Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Proctor Vocational Agriculture Department. FFA members and others show strong interest, and all farmers are urged to attend.

W. J. Bush Proctor High School Proctor Procor Vocational Agriculture Department

Priddy P T A Sponsors Play On Tuesday Night

Priddy Parent Teachers Association will sponsor a play titled The Flapper Grandmother on Tuesday night November 26. The musical comedy features over fifty characters and strong vocal talent with lively humor and peppy songs. An added attraction includes baby contest participation.

Irene Gromatzky Priddy Parent Teachers’ Association Tce

Miss Adventure staged at Energy School as PTA project

A three act comedy drama titled Miss Adventure will be presented at Energy School next Wednesday night under the PTA sponsorship. Thursday will feature a basketball tournament with over 25 dollars in awards and trophies. Principal Charles Deisher says a basketball on horses game will be a feature.

Energy School Charles Deisher

Priddy Hosts Comanche Group With Banquet and Show

The Comanche Lions Club and many locals visited Priddy Tuesday night for a banquet hosted by the Priddy PTA. William C. Chilton presided, the Comanche Orchestra performed, Rev Haley of Santa Anna presented a magic act, and JT Oscar Swindle joined the program. Cats donated by Priddy leeles were praised, and after serving over sixty guests, 12 baskets remained full.

Comanche Lions Club Priddy Priddy P. T. A William C. Chilton Lion Comanche Orchestra Rev. Haley Santa Anna Oscar Swindle

Indians Meet Graham Steers in Graham Clash

Comanche High School Indians travel to Graham to face the Graham Steers in a non conference game. Graham sits second in its district while Comanche is near the bottom of the same district.

Graham Steers Graham Comanche High School Indians Comanche

Farmers favor retaining county agent Barton by 93 percent

Committee figures show 93.7 percent of farmers in three localities voted to keep J A Barton as county agent in a poll taken at cotton and peanut payoff sites. Ballots were signed and sealed, then tabulated for Commissioners Court, with results listed by town and totals across all locations.

J. A. Barton Barton Mr. Barton Commissioners Court Realitie Duster Oliver Springs Rob. Springs Comyn de Leon Downing Stag Creek Gustine Proctor Sipe Springs Sidney Comanche

Van Dyke Man Holds 1863 State Warrant Matured in Civil War Barter

Dave V. Wilson of Van Dyke claims ownership of a 1863 Comanche County state warrant issued July 18 1863 payable to bearer and never paid. He says it passed through his mother and late husband Val Wilson, with endorsements by C. H. Randolph and that the county paid for civil service with warrants during the Civil War.

Comanche County Dave V. Wilson van Dyke Wilson Comanche

Doctor Otto Daniel Opens New Office in Comanche

Dr. Otto Daniel a chiropractor formerly of Texas City has moved to Comanche and opened an office at the Comanche Hotel. He issued an announcement in this week’s paper noting he was reared in Comanche County and maintains many local connections.

Otto Daniel Texas City Comanche Comanche Hotel Daniel Comanche County

Abilene Named Host for West Texas Pecan Show

Abilene was selected for the December meeting and annual pecan show of the West Texas Pecan Growers Association during a Brownwood conference attended by J. C. Dobbs Menard president and Wendell Mayes Brownwood secretary. The exact date will be set after W S Price Gustine secretary of the Texas Pecan Growers Association suggests a conflict free time. The show, the largest pecan exhibition in the state, draws growers from across Texas.

Abilene Ani West Texas Price Brownwood Bulletin West Texas Association

Daniel Baker to Meet Southwestern at Brownwood Tonight

Daniel Baker College football team will face Southwestern University at Howard Payne Stadium in a Texas Conference game tonight. Thanksgiving afternoon, the Daniel Baker squad will play the St Edwards Tigers in Brownwood.

Daniel Baker Southwestern Brownwood Southwestern University Howard Payne Stadium Texas St. Edwards Tigers

Willis Takes Over Local Service Station

George Willis, a Pettit school teacher, has assumed control of the PB. & W. Kay Service Station. He will continue teaching and employs E. A. Dixon, Pete Willis, and Lloyd Henderson to operate the station.

George Willis Pettit PB. & W. Kay Mr. Willis BE. A. Dixon Pete Willis Lloyd Henderson

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