PAR Calendar Highlights From April Events
PAR schedule lists April 6 Ladies Bridge lunch and April 8 Rejebian Club book review at noon. April 10 Bingo buffet, April 11 Ladies Golf Assn Florida Scramble, April 14 Teenage Dance at 9 p.m. with Five, and April 15 Poverty Dance at 8:30 p.m. Hostesses Faye Belle Evans and Doris O Maxwell for Thursday Bridge Luncheon. Contact noted if unable to attend. dues $5 for the coming year. Marie Burttsche won medal at Ladies Invitational, with many clubs represented from Waco to Gatesville.
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Ladies Bridge
Rejesian Club
Ladies Golf Assn
Florida
Establishment Five
Faye Belle Evans
Doris
Rejebian
Kurlean
Ali
Nine
L. €. Durham
D. F. Caraway
Comanche
Bil Lindsey
de Leon
Jay Watson
Dublin
Mac Foust
Stephenville
Marie Burttsche
Gatesville County Club
Marie
Wen
Doris Neoxwell
Beth Hal'mark
Marv Wilkerson
Waco
Marlin
Rosebud
Vico
Temple
Stenhenville
Hichland Lake
Lake Whitney
Fort Hood
Gatesville
Easter services in home led by Rev Tex Thurman
A Shady Elm report notes Rev Tex Thurman and a large Holiness Church group conducted Easter services at a home with music and sermon well received. Visitors included Pat Sullivan Canyon and Lizzie Sullivan with George Sullivan Hamilton, Rudy Nowash Mineral Wells, Rey L Gann and Sandia Lewis Mineral Wells, Kayla Kei Frazier Brownwood, Bertha Frazier, Charlene and Cindy Brown Fort Worth, Doyle Dillard Dallas, Oda Dillard, and Harold Auvenshine visiting Dick Auvenshine.
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Tex Thurman
Aarge
Holiness Church
Pat Sullivan
Canyon
Lizzie Sullivan
George Sullivan
Hamilton
Rudy Nowash
Mineral Wells
Rey L. Gann
Sandia Lewis
Dennis McGlothlin
Kayla Kei Frazier
Brownwood
Bertha Frazier
Charlene
Cindy Brown
Fort Worth
Doyle Dillard
Dallas
Oda_ Dillard
Harold Auvenchine
Dick Auvenshine
Garland Collins and Burton Cunningham Elected Trustees
Newly elected trustees for the Comanche Independent School District Garland Collins and Burton Cunningham thank voters and supporters. They pledge fair representation and high educational standards, and extend gratitude to Citizens for Betsy Government and others who assisted.
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Garland Collins
Burton Cunningham
Comanche Independent
Citizens For Betsey
Pruitt Named Among 1972 Outstanding College Athletes
Nicky Pruitt senior wing back from Roby earns inclusion in Abilene Christian College list of ten athletes in the 1972 Outstanding College Athletes of America. He led ACC in rushing 363 yards and scoring 54 points while adding 14 receptions for 200 yards and earning three varsity letters. The small three foot ten inch running back, a former six man Sidney HS star, plans to coach and teach after college.
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Nicky Pruitt
Roby
Abilene Christian Colllege
Wildcats
Pruitt
Gene Seay
Jackie Barret
Richard Barret
NTSU
Denton
Betty Barret
University of Texas, Austin
Bill Vozurek Stanton
Stacy Reese
Odell Reese
STSU
San Marcos
Robert Cobb
Howell Cobbs
Patti McKinzie
Chester McKinzie
Stephen F. Austin A
Nacogdoches
Brownwood
Harlingen
McAllen
Reason
Reynosa
Mexico
Pastors and Laymen Conference Held in Comanche
The Comanche Baptist Association's Pastors and Laymen Conference met at First Baptist Church on Saturday April 1 at 7 am. Attendees included pastors E L Teague Sidney Baptist J L Woolsey Zion Hill Baptist M L Guthrie Mt Pleasant Baptist E W Prevo East Side Baptist John C Wiles First Baptist Comanche and Dr Clifford Nelson area missionary. President Luke Easley was absent ill. Dr Nelson spoke on Pilate and his role in the crucifixion while E W Prevo reported on the cassette recording A Call from Heaven and radio program on KCOM. The next meeting is set for May 6 at 7 am in First Baptist Comanche.
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The
Comanche Baptist Association
First Baptist Church, Comanche
Gary G. Hall
James R. Wyatt
F. W. Moore
Eugene W. Prevo Jr
Jim Carpenter
Bill Crocker
Curtis Power
Ed Hamrick
G. A. Caraway
Jack Barnes
R. T. Hudson
E. L. Teague
Sidney Baptist
J. L. Woolsey
Zion Hill Baptist
M. L. Guthrie
Mt. Pleasant Baptist
E. W. Prevo
East Side Baptist
John C. Wiles
First Baptist
Comanche
Clifford Nelson
Brown
Mills
San Saba
G. J. Huggins
Luke Easley
Dr. Nelson
Pilate
Jesus Christ
Nelson
KCOM
First Baptist Church of
Library Club Hears Report From TALA Convention
The Library Club heard a first hand report on the TALA Convention by Bridget Conway Hollis Croft Cyndy Richey and Cindy Roberts on March 13. Members and sponsors Nokia Dunn and Jim Roberts toured Six Flags Mall the Seven Seas complex and watched West Side Story by the Sam Houston High School drama department before a brief business session.
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Library Club
Bridget Conway
Hollis Croft
Cyndy Richey
Cindy Roberts
Nokia Dunn
Jim Roberts
Six Flags Mall
Seven Seas Complex
Sam Houston High School
CHS Warrior
Juniors Order Rings For Senior Class At CHS
CHS Warrior notes juniors ordered 92 rings with 11 color options and variations in stone cut metal and crest. Top five colors were black 24 gold 23 red 9 fire blue 8 dark blue 6, other colors included purple light blue green light green pearl and rose zircon. Gold C inscription chosen by 54 students.
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CHS Warrior
Edwards Family Guests Visit in Comanche Area
Edwards visitors from Texas City Seabrook and Lake Jackson joined Mrs. 7. T. Edwards over Easter. Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. White and Amy accompanied by friends enjoyed the holiday together in the Comanche region.
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H. D. Edwards
Texas City
James Edwards
Seabrook
D. E. White
Amy
Lake Jackson
7. T. Edwards
Comvanche
Comanche Chief Ad Rates and Publishing Details
The Comanche Chief of Comanche Texas publishes weekly on Thursdays under editor J C Wilkerson and staff. Subscriptions cost 5.00 yearly or 4.00 for six months in local counties and nearby routes, with higher rates for elsewhere Texas and out of state. Minimum subscription accepted is 4.00.
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Dublin
Gorrean
Blanket
Carbon
May
Zephyr
Texas
Political Announcements for May Primaries 1972
Public notice details political advertising rules and candidate declarations for the Democratic primaries on May 6 and June 3 1972. Listed are fees signatures and specific candidates for U S Representative State Senator State Representative District Judge District Attorney County offices and county commissions with precinct and committee positions named.
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Paerire
Maxwell
Houston
Melby High
Ladies Golf
Delores Sharyn
Tere Tevlor
Bettie Broziel
Jerri Asmus
Margaret
Ann Prown
Deana Fvridge
Joe Calhoun
Dottie Dudley
Betty Hicks
Shady Elm
College News
Richard Armstrong
Mike, Panny
Robert
Mesauite Sunday
World of Animals
God
Man
Jrs
W. Grand
J. C. Wilkerson
WM. B. Wilkerson
James Wilkerson
Asoc
Comanche, Texas
Justice OF Peace
U. S
Omar Burleson
Anson
Jones County
Tom Holmes
Granbury
Hood County
Tom Creighton
Palo Pinto
Lynn Nabers
Brown County
Charles €. Spellman
Byron L. McClellan
Coryell County
Bob Salter
Cummings
Thomas K. Foreman
Sheritt
Gaston Boykin
James H
Jim) Dudley
W. L. Ferrill
Errin Cathey
Claud Jones
W. R
Bill
Mazurek
Charles A. Bean
Irvin Dunn Harvey Cox
Homer Miller
Charles Westmoreland
Claude McPherson
Democratic Executive Committee
Joe Waring
Roy Thomas
Majestic Theatre
Yul Brynner
Richard Crenna
Alexandra Hay and
Sandor Elts
Higginbothams
Tom Sewyer
Orson Cape
Andiamo
City Club & Florsheim
Young
Step Master
Thrifty Step
Mercury's
Hoover
Yardman Tiller Higginbotham
Wright
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