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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1977

Page

12

Poage Endorses Farm Bill Amid Debate On Price Fixing

Rep. Poage lauds the farm bill signed by President Carter calling it the best possible under the circumstances. He argues that market forces and higher land costs shape farm prices more than government price fixing, while noting loans and plantings cuts aim to stabilize income and balance supply and demand for farmers in the 11th District.

Carter W. R Bob) Poage Poage 11Th Congressional District Russia Congress

Comanche Leader Defends Farm Support Legislation

A Comanche Texas letter argues the Farm Act represents the best approach to aid farmers without collapsing the economy. The writer questions advocating higher grocery prices to aid farmers and urges balancing economics over broad legislation.

Sunday Service Leaders at Western Hills Graceful

Rev Hughes led the 3 00 service last Sunday with a large attendance. Next Sunday Rev Wilbur Boone will lead. Sympathies extended to Minnie Gore’s family. Visitors’ Register lists numerous locals and guests from multiple towns visiting residents and extended family. Thought for the day urges daily small kindnesses.

Hughes Wilbur Boone Minnie Gore Nora Monroe Bill Monroe Odessa Harry Cloud Ruth Davis Weatherford John Hathcocks Mamie Dennis Cecil Deadman East Side Baptist Church Clara Lancaster

Weekend Guests Include Barretts and Schwanker

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Barrett of Waco and Faye Schwanker of Dallas were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Rippetoe.

Charles W. Barrett Waco Faye Schwanker Dallas Gayle Rippetoe

Gustine Plans Halloween Carnival By Senior Class

Gustine High School sponsors a Halloween carnival starting 7:00 PM on Saturday October 29. Attractions include bingo fortune teller spook house hayride cake walk country store fishing pond ring toss darts dunking board and throwing games. Concessions will be available. Donations for prizes or the country store are welcome at the school or from any senior.

Gustine

Buckmasters Visit Bryant Family in Nashville

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Buckmaster of Nashville Tennessee visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bryant last week in a short social call.

Roger Buckmaster Nashville, Tennessee Clarence Bryant

Comptroller sends rep to assist Comanche taxpayers

Comptroller Bob Bullock announced a representative from Abilene will be in Comanche on October 26 to help local taxpayers with state taxes at the County Court house from noon to 5 00 p m. Mike Hermosillo will answer questions and help prepare forms. Call 1 800 252 555 for assistance. The Abilene office serves Taylor and adjacent counties.

Bob Bullock Abilene Comanche Bullock Mike Hermosillo Comanche County Comanche Area Austin

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Rep. Poage Texas Western Hills News By G. Reese Maxine Skelton Vernie Hobson Blanket B. J. Stephens Mary Beaty Pauline Conner J. M. Rushes Hap, Helen Carole Rush Ft. Worth Sue Corey Case Mae Clemons Carol Ona Baugh Rule Travis Reba Featherston Pasadena Leslie Mae Kerby Tom Featherston Venita Randall Fenley Williford Maud Lane T. M. Boucher Annie White Ruby Moore Bryant Visitors Fann NW Corner Square Houston Comptroller's James W. Martin Stonewall Counties First Methodist Church First Comanche Bank Lake Eanes Park Comanche Trade Area FDIC
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