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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1968

Page

3

Comanche News Highlights Adores Daylight Time and Local Events

Comanche residents discuss Daylight Saving Time with Earl Albin stubbornly on standard time. The community read a Moravian cookbook joke about cooking husbands. United Fund Drive aims to raise funds through eleven agencies. Indians host Coleman Bluecats at Indian Memorial Stadium. Mrs. J A Barton honored at a Ballinger bridge party after visiting Ollie Chenoweth.

J. A. Barton Ollie Chenoweth Ballinger Barton

Jo Horton to Head VFW Ladies Group

The Ladies Auxiliary to Comanche VFW Post 9460 was instituted on September 23 with district and local officers installed. Jo Horton was elected president, with Laura Knapp senior vice president, Jean Dukes junior vice president, Opal Maize treasurer, Mildred Hopson conductress, Gwen Rambo guard, Beulah Roberts chaplain, Janice Kidd Jill Dukes and Mary Ross trustees, and Mary Beaty secretary.

Comanche District 8 Ethel Sowell Snyder Nell Fowler Breckenridge Smith Brownwood Jo Horton Laura Knapp Jean Dukes Opal Maize Mildred Hopson Gwen Rambo Beulah Roberts Janice Kidd Jill Dukes Mary Ross Mary Beaty V.F.W Veterans’ Building Ladies Auxiliary J. B. Estess Brookesmith

4 H Clubs Honored For Pioneering Work In Texas

The Texas Historical Society dedicates a marker at Fort Richardson September 28 recognizing the Jack County Boys Corn Club as the forerunner of today’s 4 H Clubs in Texas. The ceremony, led by the Jack County 4 H Council, recalls T M Marks and the 1908 show that spurred nationwide interest and the Smith Lever Act of 1914 creating the Cooperative Extension Service. The piece notes 100000 Texas youth in about 2300 clubs and millions of 4 H alumni upholding the program’s motto To Make the Best Better.

Floyd M Texas Texas Historical Society Old Fort Richardson Jack County Club Jack County T. M. Marks Jacksboro St. Louis Marks Washington, D. C Congress Wilson Cooperative Extension Service

Community thanks for kindness after loss

The family of W. D. Kerley thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during illness and death. Special thanks to those who provided food floral tributes and to Rev Sterling Isham and the givers of comforting words. Also notes visitors from Bergstrom AFB and health updates for Henry Chambers after surgery.

Sterling Isham W. D. Kerley

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