Be Somebody Play for Victory in Life Advice
A motivational passage urges carrying a victory image in the heart to pursue success. It stresses learning from failures, harnessing persistent enthusiasm, and transforming dreams into reality through creative drive and self education.
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Edison
Abraham Linear
Abe
School Menu for September 28 to October 2
The menu lists from Monday to Friday meals for students. Dishes include fried chicken with gravy, green beans, buttered carrots, beet pickles, bread, ice cream, and milk on Monday. hamburgers, salad, fries, applesauce cake, and milk on Tuesday. meat loaf, whipped potatoes, blackeye peas, fruit, and milk on Wednesday. fish sticks, peas, buttered rice, slaw, hot rolls, and milk on Friday.
Camels Prolonged Travel Absorbs Eight Day Water Gap
A historical note explains camels can survive stretches of up to eight days without drinking while crossing arid routes. The detail highlights camel physiology and desert travel endurance.
Foot soldiers in poverty war highlight illiteracy crisis
The piece outlines illiteracy as a central poverty battleground, noting Texas figures over 14 with no schooling, high prison entry rates, and minority impacts. It urges churches to become literacy centers and cites Dr. Frank Laubach on wiping illiteracy through daily teaching. It also reports local social notes and an birth announcement.
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Jesus
Txas
Texas
Frank Laubach
Stag Creek cooks host community barbecue night
Saturday night September 19 around seven o clock, Stag Creek hosts set up numerous barbecue grills where men prove to wives and attendees they are first rate cooks. Franks, hamburgers, pork chops and sides are served with coffee and tea. The Roadrunners from Abilene play music for three hours as locals mingle with visitors from Comanche, Sidney, Van Dyke and Stag Creek area. A return visit in Moltster is promised.
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Stag Creek
Abilene
Roadrunners
Doyle Davis
Roland Smith
Eldon Powell
Arnold Griggs
Linda Come Wodalist
Chamber promotes outdoor recreation in Comanche County
Ronnie Boston reports the Soil Conservation Service revised and updated the Appraisal of Potential for Outdoor Recreation in Comanche County. The 1967 report, a joint effort of the Soil Conservation Service Agricultural Extension Service County Historical Society and Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept, outlines twelve recreation types and serves as a guide for publicity, development, and economic uplift through recreation enterprises. Copies are available from the Soil Conservation Service.
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Comanche County
Soil Conservation Service
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Extension Service
County Historical Society
Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept
Thanks for the kindness after our loss
The family of G. J. Gunter expresses sincere thanks for the food flowers and kind deeds sent during our sorrow. Your generosity remains a precious memory from this time.
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G. J. Gunter
Day Family Reunion At Lake Eanes Park
The children and grandchildren of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Day met at Lake Eanes Park for a reunion on Sunday September 20. Attendees included many Fort Worth and area families and plans were made to meet again August 1 1971.
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W. F. Day
Lake Eanes Park
Chase Holman
Evelyn
Joe
Buster States
Andy Burks
Dwight Chandler
Lind Gail
Chrys Lunn
Garland Chandler
Kimberly
Fort Worth
W. N. Wilson
Donnie
Windle Day
Christy
Coyce Reed
Brownwood
Lula Smith
Blanket
Illa Day
Vestil Day
Ottis Day
Earl Chanc
Norman Chandler
Kayla and
Lynettan Chandle
Lynette
Comanche
Comanche Chief announces weekly edition and rates
The Comanche Chief of Comanche Texas lists editors J W Wilkerson and WM B Wilkerson with Mrs James Wilkerson as associate editor. Subscription rates are $4.00 per year or $3.00 for six months in Comanche County and nearby routes. $5.00 per year or $3.00 six months elsewhere in Texas. Postage paid as per year, minimum subscription accepted.
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Comanche
Texas
Wilkerson
WM. B. Wilkerson
James Wilkerson
Asoc
Comanche County
Dublin
Gorman
Blanket
Carbon
May
Sephyr
Bentsen Dinner Draws 2700 Supporters
U S Senate candidate Lloyd Bentsen spoke at a $100 dinner before more than 2,700 attendees including County Attorney Jim Dudley pledging an all-out effort for the Forgotten Majority. He praised Lyndon Johnson and John Connally and promoted welfare reform and national unity.
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U. S. Senate
Lloyd Bentsen
Jim Dudlevy
Bentsen
Lyndon B. Johnson
John B. Connaly
Lyndon Johnson
America
Democratic Party
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