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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1959

Page

3

State executive in State College assists Tarle business

An executive in State College with a half year of service includes duty in the Atlantic and Abilene and involvement with Edgar in Tarle business. The report notes activities and roles of the state official.

State College Atlantic Abilene Edgar Tarle Business

Senior Citizens Meet Saturday at County Courtroom

The Comanche County Senior Citizens Club will meet Saturday at 2 PM in the County Courtroom. State Representative Ben Doyle Sudderth will speak. A full attendance is urged by secretary Mrs. Mollie Mullican. The program includes a color film "The Littlest Giant" and a Q&A session at the Agriculture Building auditorium.

Comanche County Senior Citizens Club Tober Ben Doyle Sudderth Mollie Mullican

Sidney Cemetery Receives 200 Iris Bulbs Gift

Sidney Cemetery benefits from a gift of more than two hundred irises from Guy Nowlin of Meadows. The bulbs, from registered prize strains, will be planted at Pendergrass Cemetery by volunteers including Ladies of the Sidney community led by Mrs. Annie Evans. The value is estimated at at least 125 dollars.

Guy Nowlin Meadows Pendergrass Cemetery Sidney Nowlin Pendergrass Annie Evans

Comanche County Teachers Association meet at high school

The Comanche County Teachers Association held a Monday night meeting at the Comanche High School Auditorium with over one hundred teachers and guests. Dr. Guy Newman spoke on Democracy In Action Our American Heritage and the Comanche High School band performed under Jack King. Future Teachers served Halloween themed refreshments. Next meeting will be in February with Gustine as host. Topaz is the crystal form of fluosilicate of aluminum. X rays were discovered in 1895 by Roentgen. Missouri and Tennessee each border eight states.

Comanche County Teachers Association Comanche High School Guy Newman Howard Payne College Brownwood Jack King Comanche Future Teachers Association Jewell Werner Comanche Future Teachers Judy Allen LaJane Davis Glenda Hanson Elza Brinson Bette Jolink Gustine

Peggy Godfrey Honored At Tarleton State College

Peggy Godfrey a Tarleton sophomore spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Godfrey She was elected secretary of her class representative of her dormitory Girls House Corner as a freshman she pledged the Owls Social Club now serving as secretary She plans Home Economics study at North Texas State College Denton next year

Peggy Godfrey Tarleton State College Jim Godfrey Peggy Owls North Texas State College Denton

Santa Fe Carloads and Rail Facts From Different Weeks

Santa Fe carloadings for the 21845 week ending October 10 matched the prior year’s level. Connections delivered 11 683 cars versus 12 608 a year earlier. Total cars moved 33 628, down from 40 814. Preceding week saw 36 009 cars. The Statue of Liberty was designed by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi. Light travels about 186 000 miles per second. Jupiter is the largest planet.

Santa Fe

Lavonne Hall Joins Tarleton State Choir

Miss Lavonne Hall of Comanche daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred A Hall Route 3 has joined the Tarleton State College Choir. The 87 voice choir is the largest in Tarleton State College history Hall is a freshman music major at Tarleton State.

Lavonne Hall Tarleton Comanche Fred A. Hall Route 3 Tarleton State College Miss Hall Tarleton State

Monroe Doctrine Published in 1823

The Monroe Doctrine first appeared in 1823 as a bold proclamation guiding U.S. foreign policy. It asserted noncolonial intervention in the Americas and shaped early American diplomatic doctrine under President James Monroe.

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