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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1941
Page
6
A yearlong conservation radio series from the United States Department of Agriculture airs at 7:15 a.m. Saturdays on KGKO Fort Worth. The first program The Saga of the Forest discusses forest loss and reforestation with emphasis on soil and water conservation.
Tributes from colleagues mark the life of Robert Thomas Hill, praised for pioneering field geology and popularizing science in the Southwest. The Dallas Morning News and figures from Johns Hopkins to SMU gather to recall his rugged ascent from Comanche county labor to international recognition.
Comanche seeks a fourth straight District 12 A win at Hico as coach Harry Pinson’s Tigers aim to spoil the Indians championship hopes. Weatherford and Dublin lead the league. Comanche features Coker and passing from Clark as key players.
The Civil Service Commission announces exams for Assistant Accountant and Auditor, Border Patrolman, Public Health Nurse, Machinist, General Mechanics Helper, and Storekeeper. Applications and information available at the Comanche Post Office. Malcolm and John Shepard, NT State Teachers College students, visited home folks last weekend.
The church opens at 10:00 for Bible classes with young people leading the opening worship. No preaching as the pastor is away. A caravan will visit the church Sunday morning during Sunday School at 10:00. Adults urged to attend this special conference.
The Soda Springs community Sunshine Club met Oct 22 with Mrs. Nichols. Twelve ladies attended and enjoyed quilting for the hostess. The next gathering will be with Mrs. Walden Helm on Nov 5 and all are urged to attend.
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