March of Dimes Seeks County and City Leaders in Comanche
Mrs. Charles Bayer of De Leon becomes Comanche County chairwoman for 1965 with January fund drive and Mothers’ March planned. Doyce Short treasurer. Bill Wilkerson assists county. city chair to be appointed. Sherry Robinson of Comanche holds a $500 therapy student scholarship. Texas Woman’s University program in Houston involved. Community support urged to fight birth defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Charles Bayer
de Leon
Pat Mahan
Comanche
Comanche County
Bill Wilkerson
Doyce Short
Comanche Leads District in 1964 Savings Bond Sales
Comanche County tops district Sales Bond progress with $227,530 in cumulative 1964 sales. District No 29 stands at 62.5 percent of the $2.3 million goal, with San Saba at 76.9 percent and Brown, Coleman, Concho, Hamilton, McCulloch, Mills, and Runnels reporting varied totals. Lake Superior noted as large freshwater lake.
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Comanche County
U.S
Firman H. Smith
Brownwood
Comanche
Jack W. Moore
Comanche National Bank
San Saba County
L. C. Ward
Brown
Coleman
Concho
Hamilton
McCulloch
Mills
Runnels
Mrs Hardy Slider Honored as Merit Mother in Dallas
Mrs Hardy Slider was honored at a Dallas luncheon last Saturday by Mrs Felix Harris honoring five nominees for Mother of the Year 1964. She accompanied by Mrs EB A Kerby and special guest Mrs Dorothy Lewis New York City, president of the American Mothers Committee Inc. Although not Texas Mother of the Year, Slider earned the Merit Mother title and said the day fostered new friendships among working mothers striving for a better world for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Slider
Dallas
Felix Harris
EB. A. Kerby
Drexel Drive
Dorothy Lewis
New York City
American Mothers Committee, Inc
Slider
Texas
Kerby
Chief Readers Renew Papers in November Subscriptions
The Chief lists renewals and new subscriptions during the first week of November. Readers moved locations including Jean Moore to San Marcos and A B Easley to Odessa. Out-of-state renewals came from EB Smith of Ponneville Oregon and others across Texas, with numerous city and rural route subscribers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Moore
San Marcos
Kennedy
A. B. Easley
Lovington
New Mexico
Odessa
Hayes Franks
del Rio
Comanche
EB. R. Smith
Ponneville
Oregon
Bert B. Wagnon
Fresno
California
W. R. Wheatley
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Orus Jones
Abilene
A. B. Evans
Arlington
L. B. Smith
Ballinger
Allen R. Hamilton
Big Spring
Kenneth Bain
Bryan
J. K. Smart
Circle Back
L. T. Shook
John Earl Williams
Dallas
W. Kearney
Mildred Cunningham
Fort Worth
Carl H. Ellis
J. P. Luker
Houston
James P. Hicks
Ralph Stow
Lubbock
O. W. Greene
San Angelo
C. O. Lee
Roy Little
San Antonio
C. C. Webb
Seymour
Ruth Cattles
Baylor U
Waco
de Leon
Elmon Kerby
W. A. Hill
W. C. McCleskey
Laverne Strickland
Dublin
Doc Anders
E. W. Bruner
Sam Gilbreath
Gustine
McDonald Aplpewhite
S Jesse Allen
K. D. Evans
Mabel Hall
Sidney
J. R. Burt
Carlton
Walter Roberson
R. W. Leslie
Walter Knight
O. H. Matthews
S. C. Wright
Riley Hilliard
George Bingham
William Farrar
Pete Mize
Keith Lane Jr
J. B. Cunningham
Effie Foster
Ted Barton
H. A. Jamar
J. T. Ke
Les Dillard
L. G. Muncy
Henry Chambers
Billy Hicks
W. H. Dudney Sr
Bob McElroy
E. N. Strother
J. O. Gandy
George W. Reeves
Also Mentioned on This Page
March of Dimes
March of Dimes Chairman
Lake Superior
Common Heritage
South Side
Humble
Enco
Humble Oil & Refining Company
America
Fa Supply
Texas Power & Light
COMPA
Chevelle
Malibu
S & Corvair
Arthur Chevrolet
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