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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1962
Page
7
In a domestic scene, Jack battles a cold with orange fizz and cough syrup while Ellen remains well. Mother Dora keeps Jack in bed to speed recovery and limit germs, a routine that protects Ellen by isolating one sick child at a time.
John H. Pounds named Scout Executive of the Comanche Trail Council. Previously district Scout Executive for Adobe Walls Council in Pampa from Jan 1949 to Sep 1952 and for Heart of Texas Council in Waco from Sep 1952 to Feb 1958. Pounds began as a Boy Scout in Houston at 12 and earned Life Scout, later Sea Scout with Quartermaster Award.
The report notes butterfat percentages and producer receipts across periods: 868 percent in September 1962 and 869 percent in October 1961. Producer receipts were 107.9 percent of Class I utilization in October 1962 versus 115.1 percent in October 1961, with butterfat content averaging 3.786 percent this year versus 3.854 percent last year.
Phyllis Swindle, a Draughon’s Business College student in Abilene, returns home for a weekend visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Swindle to attend the homecoming celebration.
Pound, a UT Austin 1949 graduate and former Rice and Houston attendee, will assume his new post December 1. He and his wife have three children and are active in Westminster Presbyterian Church where he has held multiple board and committee roles. He will attend the Comanche Trail Council annual meeting at the Brownwood Hotel on December 6.
CHS girls basketball coach Fred Curry released the 1962-63 rosters. A Team forwards include Dorthea Byrd Sandra Coan Jeannie Kod Barbara Humphrey D airlene Humphrey Patricia Johnston Byrone Lane Pam Ormsby. Guards are Mary Ann Cloud Sue Collins Letha Dunn Doris Evans Judy Hicks Cassie Wilhelm. Manager Frida Taylor. B Team forwards include Dianne Cottrell Peg gy Evans Nan Henson Shirley Humphrey Lillie Fay Northcutt Joan Ogle Judy Osborne. Guards include Judy Hill Nancy Hyatt Janette Prater Gradene Simpson Claudine Timmons Charlotte Waddle.
Central West Texas market recorded 14,793,663 pounds of Class T milk in October 1962 at a daily average of 477,215 pounds. The 5.18 percent rise from September, 11.80 percent above October 1961, and 8.55 percent above October 1960 reflect strong production with 447 producers delivering 15,967,545 pounds and an average daily per producer of 515,082 pounds.
Here from TSWU Sherry Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs J Y Robinson attends Texas State Woman's University at Denton and was back home for the homecoming celebration.
Rodney Strain, working in Dallas, returned home for a weekend visit. He spent time with family and friends, signaling a rare local appearance from the noted figure during his stay.
Dina Baxter, a freshman at Arlington State College, visited her family here for the weekend.
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