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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1953

Page

5

Comanche, Oilers win to reach state meet in baseball doubleheader

Sudderth starred on the mound for Comanche as they beat Brownwood 4 3 in a tightly contested opener. Newbury Navy toppled Brady 12 3 in the nightcap, with Holmsley earning the mound win and Wilson and Hinton supplying key hits for the winners.

Sudderth Dairy King Crew Charlie Carnes the Oilers Bert Low ASA Brown Brownwood Lions Club Newbure Brady Firemen Dude Sudderth Brownwood Roger Sweeney Lions Sweeney Newbury Club Brady Club Dale Holmsley Moundsman Bill Helmsley Don Campbell Newburg

New Downing Baptist Church to be Dedicated Sunday

The 30 by 60 foot Downing Baptist Church will be dedicated on Sunday August 16 with Rev. Willie Skaggs as pastor. Rev. R M McGinnis will lead the morning service at 10 o’clock and Rev. B G Thomas will preach in the afternoon after lunch at noon. The church cost an estimated 4000 dollars. Mr and Mrs Howell Cobb and children Virginia Kay and Robert are vacationing at Lake Buchanan this week.

New Downing Baptist Church Willie Skaggs R. M. McGinnis B. G. Thomas Mrs. Howell Cobb Virginia Kay Robert Lake Buchanan

Rites Held In Spokane For Native of Comanche County

Funeral services were held in Spokane Washington for William Tipps a native of Comanche County age about 42. Tipps son of Frank and wife Jennie Barrett Tipps survived by wife Vida and three sons Gary Edward and Bill Merl. He belonged to the Baptist Church and the Masonic Lodge and worked as a mechanic.

Spokane Washington William Tipps Comanche County Tipps Frank Tipps Indian Mountain E. O. Teague Comanche Vida Tipps Gary Edward Bill Merl Jennie Barrett Zilla W. T. Robertson Richland Wash William Stoppel Kennwich A. H. Tipps San Leandro Calif Jack Tipps Richland Washington San Francisco Baptist Church Masonic Lodge

Comanche Finals Spark Softball Triumph by Dairy King

Brown's Dairy King defeats Newburg Gulf Oilers 4 to 2 in the District 11 softball final at Daniel Baker Park. Sudderth pitched four-hitter for Dairy King while Helmsley homered for Newburg. Dairy King capitalized on three Newburg errors to clinch the title.

Billy Wilson Shortsto Dairy King Paul Richards Corby Richards Cooke Advancd Wilson Comanche Burch Stateville Marvin Lee Oilers Kenneth Miller Brownwood Brown’s Newburg Gulf Oilers Daniel Baker Park Newburg Nathan's Brady Firemen Brown's Stag Shop Brownwood Lions Club Brown's Dairy King Mackey Sporting Goods Abilene Brady Donnie Campbell Dude Sudderth Dale Helmsley Brown Leo Page Dairy Kings Jim Carpenter Curtis Corby Paul Patton Carpenter Patton Butch Stuteville Stateville Weldon Turner Billy Wilson Sudderth Jimmy Carpenter Lee Billy Helmsley

Youve Got to Drive It to Believe It

A feature on a vehicle or car culture piece highlights a model or drive experience. Details indicate enthusiasm for a memorable test or demonstration. The piece emphasizes the thrill of driving and the satisfaction of a strong performance.

Home Demonstration Council Set To Meet At Lake Eanes

The Comanche County Home Demonstration Council invites all townspeople to Lake Eanes Park on Monday August 17 at 8:00 p m. A C Wimpey a visual aid director will present a recreational and educational program. Attendees will bring a picnic supper for the event. Wimpey a former Brownwood resident is the featured speaker.

Home Demonstration Council Lake Eanes A. C. Wimpey Board of Alcohol and Narcotics Lake Eanes Park Wimpey Comanche County Home Demonstration Brownwood

Judge Rippetoe Joins Scott McDonald and Harrell Firm

Former Comanche County Judge O E Rippetoe resigns as chamber manager and becomes field representative for the Port Worth consulting engineers and architects Scott McDonald and Harrell. He will travel the region while living in Comanche. Born in Round Grove, he served as Precinct No 4 commissioner near De Leon before becoming county judge, later serving two terms. He and his son Gayle once ran a Comanche cafe, and he hails from a family of singers and Baptist ministers with a banker brother in Brownwood.

O. E. Rippetoe Comanche Chamber of Commerce Scott- McDonald and Harrell, Consulting Engineers Architects of Port Worth Rippetoe Comanche Round Grove de Leon H. D. Lane Gayle Brownwood

Durwood Johnson Family Visits Parental Home

Mr and Mrs Durwood Johnson and their daughter Paulette of California visit his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson for a family gathering.

Durwood Johnson Paulette California Mrs Fred Johnson

50th Anniversary Program for Extension Service

The 50th anniversary celebration will feature the introduction of Mrs. Larry Kittle, the first Home Demonstration Agent in Cromache County. She shares stories from the early days of the county’s extension work and the event aims to draw a good crowd.

Larry Kittle Kittle Cromanche County

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