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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1953
Page
12
Dr. Rogers recounts a long ago tragedy in Brown County near the Comanche line. A young boy strayed into a campsite, vanished overnight, and was found dead from a head wound likely caused by a mule kick. His burial site bears a monument with his name and remark. M.D. Rogers and M.D. Rule, Texas.
Dorothy Heath, daughter of Mr and Mrs H L Williams of Comanche, earned a Bachelor of Science in Education with a physical education focus at Texas Tech. A 1948 Comanche High School graduate, she studied at T W T Menhons Business College and was active in Major Minor Orb Psychology Club and Future Teachers of America.
Col N G Morris of Comanche won the annual Tax Department Handicap Golf Tournament at Fort Benning with an 82 on the 18 hole Officer's Mess course and a 14 handicap. He received the trophy from Col John M Lynch as the event concluded at the Officers Call. Flight winners included Major Candler Wiselogie, Capt Joseph Warren, and Major Donald Keeler, each receiving golf ball prizes.
An essay style reflection on personal thinking and sources for column ideas. It lauds mothers as patient, selfless figures guiding perseverance through misfortune. The piece argues hope drives achievement, while work, brains, and industry turn hopes into blessings.
The article recalls Dwight L Moody’s rise from rejected Sunday School teacher to famed evangelist who spoke before 60 converts and traveled over a million miles reaching millions. It contrasts his simple grammar with his faith and quotes his call for a decisive believer. It also threads Civil War loyalties of Breckenridge and a Kentucky Unionist, and notes Marble Falls granite retail with pink granite signs like picnic hams.
The Tuesday Night Couples Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cox Sr. last Tuesday. Four bridge tables were set, with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Norris winning for members and Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkerson winning for guests. Ice cream and brownies were served to a list of attendees including the Norris and Wilkerson families and several local residents.
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