Steel Elected To Upper Leon SWCD Board
George Steel of Rising Star was elected to the Upper Leon Soil and Water Conservation District board of directors for zone 4. The district, headquartered in Dublin, promotes soil and water conservation and coordinates work with agencies to support private landowners. Steel serves on the Eastland County School Board, attends First Baptist Church, and belongs to the Masonic Lodge. He was named a conservation farmer by the SWCC in 1974. He is married to Emma Jean Bailey and they have three children.
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George Steel
Rising Star
Upper Leon
Steel
Texas Soil Conservation District
Eastland County
First Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
SWCC
First Baptist Revival Set
The First Baptist Church invites all to a revival from Wednesday to Sunday in October 1923. Each evening begins with prayer meeting and choir rehearsals at 6 30 and services at 7 led by Dr. Malcolm Bane pastor of the College Station church. Music director is Charles Bingaman of Abilene. Nursery provided.
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First Baptist Church
Malcolm Bane
College Station
Texas
Charles Bingaman
Abilene
Seniors invited to scriptwriting contest by veterans group
Comanche High School seniors may enter a Voice of Democracy scriptwriting contest offering thousands in scholarships. Scripts must be 3 to 5 minutes on My Responsibility to America recorded on reel tape at 7.5 inches per second. Local deadline is December 5 with district judging December 30.
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Comanche
Voice of Democracy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V.F.W. Post
America
Washington, D.C
R. K. Waggoner
W.F
Austin residents visit Miss Hattie Brightman this weekend
Mr and Mrs Clyde Silvus and Mr and Mrs Bob Silvus along with Sarah John and Christy of Austin spent the weekend with Miss Hattie Brightman.
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Clyde Silvus
Bob Silvus
Sarah
John
Christy
Austin
Hattie Brightman
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Chronicle October 1977
Daily hospital notices list admissions and dismissals by date from October 4 to October 10 1977. Names include Cyril Waddle Opal Beaty Jeanne Williams Florence Vineyard Laura Williams Rose Harwell Lela Reynolds Jackie Sellers Linnie Townsend Wesley Rinehart I I Williams Minnie Gore Virginia Reyes Gladys Boyd Willie Daniels Brooksie Mason Rufus Brantley Mike Sullivan Cherrill Davis Carrie Stahnke Fannie Walker IT N Walker Angela Stewart Nellie Burchell Kathryn Dunlap and others.
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Cyril Waddle
Sarah Young
Barbara Stewart
Truett Cameron
Opal Beaty
Jeanne Williams
Florence Vineyard
Bess Moody
Laura Williams
Raymond Hiller
Davie Nelson
Hattie Bass
Debra Brewer
Richard Crim
Grady Ravenshine
Rose Harwell
Gorda Martin
George Haggard
Columbus Yonnie
Lela Reynolds
Jackie Sellers
Lillie Riewe
Mary E. Edwards
Linnie Townsend
Wesley Rinehart
I. I. Williams
Mary J. Vineyard
Opal Flippo
Minnie B. Gore
Virginia Reyes
Gladys Boyd
Donna L. Gober
Mabel Cottrell
Willie R. Daniels
Brooksie Mason
Rufus A. Brantley
Mike Sullivan
Cherrill Davis
Carrie Stahnke
Fannie Walker
IT. N. Walker
Angela Stewart
Nellie Burchell
Kathryn Dunlap
Ola Morrison
Comanche School Menu Week A
Comanche School week menu lists daily meals for students with items such as Corny Dog, macaroni and cheese, steak with gravy, hamburgers, pig in a blanket, meat loaf, and ham sandwich for snack bar offerings. Also notes visiting family in Houston and a local glue product promotion by Permabond at the Comanche Chief.
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Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board
SWCD
Hospital News
Thelma Keeter
Nancy Armstrong
Vergie Brooks
Rosie Harwell
The
Comanche National Bank
Mac’s Fabrics
J. L. Househouse
Johnny Newhouse
Jean Morgan
Pad
Contadina
D.M
Sens
Tex
Ken Rela
Folgers
Pimientoes Sli
Keeblers Crackers
Saltine
Thriftee Food Store
North
Houston
Berd
WTC
Oswell Brightman
Tom Brightman
Mark
Alex
Central
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