Soil Fertility Workshop Draws 22 Comancheans
Twenty two people attended the Soil Fertility Workshop in Comanche sponsored by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service and the Texas Plant Food Educational Society. Sessions in Seymour and Abilene featured instructors from NIPAK TVA and Extension as they covered fertilizer timing, soil tests, micronutrients, and nutrient functions. Floyd Prather of Central Texas Fertilizer Company distributed certificates of completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peole
Comanche
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas Plant Food Educational Society
Seymour
Abilene
John Chapin
NIPAK
Yates Smith
TVA
C. D. Welch
Extension Soil
Clarence Carter
Extension Soil and Water Conservation
Warren Anderson
John Box
Extension Agronomist
Go Indians behind you 100 percent safety message
Comanche is behind you 100 percent. Slow down after dark. Even the legal speed limit may be too fast for safety on a dark night near streets and highways.
Comanche Lions Plan Industrial Program October 25
The Comanche Lions Club will host an Industrial Program Tuesday night October 25 at the cafeteria. United Nations Committee leads. Lion Wayne Pinkerton chairs with C A Proffitt and Walter Neiman assisting. Reports cover Industrial Foundation progress by president H N Goodson, County and City Airport progress by Wm B Wilkerson, Upper Leon River Municipal Water District by Calhoun and Ev ridge, and Proctor Area Recreation by Calhoun and Caraway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. House
Comanche Lions Club
United Nations Committee
Lion Wayne Pinkerton
Lions C. A. Proffitt
Walter Neiman
Comanche
Industrial Foundation
H. N. Goodson
Boyd Anthony
D. F. Caraway
Jack Moore
W. T. Calhoun
Sid Carney
Gyale Pirkle
Wm. B. Wilkerson
Glenn Trotter
Elton McCullough
Roy D. Adams
Proctor Area
Upper Leon River
Ben Evridge
Headlight Use Guidelines at Dusk for Safer Driving
Drivers should switch on headlights at dusk when visibility drops and adjust beam tilt to prevent blinding oncoming motorists. Proper lighting improves sight distance and reduces glare for others on the road.
Paps Divide With Granbury In 7th Grade Victory
The Comanche Paps 7th grade squad turned in a 124 win over Granbury with Harry Dudley and Carl Kirkland delivering long TD runs. Granbury led 6-6 before Kirkland's 75 yard kickoff return for a score. 8th grade lost 16-0 as Granbury claimed its best-ever team claim despite a late Comanche defense surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dudley
Carl Kirkland
Bob Clapton
Granbury
Comanche
Dudley
Kirkland
Davie Andrew
Paps
Winter car tips to stay awake on long drives
In cold weather reduce heat to keep the interior cool and alert. Open the windows occasionally for a blast of fresh air to help maintain wakefulness during winter driving.
CHS Sophomore Harvests Bumper Crop of Peanuts
Ken Cattle, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cattle, produced 13,523 pounds of peanuts from five acres at Starr, yielding about 90 bushels per acre after cleaning. He irrigated with two wells and a sprinkler system, used 200 pounds of fertilizer per acre, and projected a profit exceeding $1,000 from the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken
George
Proctor
A. E. Boyd
Antonio Garza Dies In Sustine
Antonio Garza 78 of Gustine died in a local hospital on Thursday October 13. He was born May 18 1888 in Wilson County and lived seven years in Gustine after moving from Floresville. He leaves a wife two sons Cresencia and Lorenzo three daughters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services were held October 15 at the Gustine Baptist Church with interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Garza
Justine
Floresville
Wilson County
Methodist Church
Benebeba Garza
Benavides
Lorenzo
Houston
Cresencia
Carmen Rangel
Gustine
Maria Medina
Lampasas
Frances Hernandez
Driscoll
Garza
Baptist Church
Olivo Feijo
Brad Herbert
Evergreen Cemetery
Guest Pastor Sunday at Comanche Presbyterian Church
William Stone Caldwell, senior student at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, will be guest pastor at Comanche Presbyterian Church on Sunday October 23. Caldwell earned a BA from the College of Wooster in 1948 and an MA in geology from the University of Illinois in 1950 after work as a geologist and stratigrapher. He served three years in the Army Air Force in the Pacific, including Saipan, with the Fourth Emergency Rescue Squadron, earning three battle stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stone Caldwell
Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Austin
Comanche Presbyterian Church
Caldwell
College of Wooster Ohio
University of New Mexico
University of Illinois
Army Air Force
Pacific
Saipan
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Tabie
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Rexal
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Durham
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CHS
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Allen and Rossi
Secret Agents
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