CHS Athletic Outlook Promises Tight Schedule This Season
Co riaghe reports indicate CHS faces a crowded schedule with the smallest squad yet led by athletic director F and assistants Gene Westmoreland and Calvin. Five returning lettermen, tough district games against Ballinger Winters Hamilton Eastland Cisco Clyde, promise a battle in all contests as the Indians aim for a strong season.
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Coriaghe
CHS
Gene Westmoreland
Calvin
Comanche
Ballinger
Edduat
Hamilton
Eastland
Cisco
Clyde
Rejebian Directors Plan New Year Event
Ten members of the Rejebian Club board met at PAR Country Club. Presiding was Mrs. Dale Smith. Secretary Mrs. Betty Terrell read the minutes. treasurer Mrs. Mary Iseham reported. The club has about 90 members and will hold a lunch and book review on Saturday September 12.
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Rejebian Club
PAR Country Club
Dale Smith
de Leon
Betty Terrell
Mary Iseham
Elizabeth Durham
Jerri Asmus
Eddie Raley
Grace Dudley
Margaret Williams
Mary Caraway
Mary Wilkerson
Helen Franks
Travel info drives local Chamber outreach
Frances Lockwood notes travel brochures maps and information at the Chamber of Commerce. The office offers to mail materials about 10 days before travel. Visitors from Dale Scotts Don Grays Darrell Jones and others request maps and pamphlets for trips to Ruidoso New Mexico Tennessee Missouri and Europe.
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Frances Lockwood
Secty
Chamber of Commerce
Dale Scotts
Don Gray's
Newburg
Tennessee
Missouri
Brownwood
New Mexico
Comanche
Darrell Jones
Ruidoso
Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Europe
Cy Baxter
Ray Dudley
Durham
England
University of Durham
Stuteville Named to Top 10 Honor Roll for 1970
Jack Stuteville, grandson of Mrs C C Shankle of Comanche, was named to the Outstanding Young Men of America for 1970. Nominated by Texas Wesleyan College, he has worked in New York as Jack Dyville, danced at Radio City Music Hall, toured in Hello Dolly, and served as choreographer and lead dancer for Allenberry Playhouse.
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C. C. Shankle
Comanche
Jack Stuteville
Brady and
Jean Shankle Stuteville
Jack
New York
Texas Wesleyan College
Jack Dyville
Radio City Music Hall
Yvonne le Carlo
Tandy Cronyn
Allenberry Playhouse
Boiling Springs
Penn
Gazette-York Pennsylvanian
The
Evening Sentinel
Carlisle
Moorman Manufacturing 85th Anniversary Held Near Quincy
Bill Vineyard and James Allcorn attended Moorman Manufacturing Company's 85th anniversary celebration in Quincy Illinois week of August 3. The sales staff from 20 states converged on the headquarters for five groups of 450 to 699 men in a large circus tent. The event featured a tour of the new production complex and shown hog beef and dairy cattle product introductions.
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Bill Vineyard
W. Cenral
James Allcorn
N. Aust
Comanche
Uincy
Moorman Manufacturing Company
Quincy
Mrs Elzo Brinson Heads To San Antonio In Service Training
Mrs Elzo Brinson left Tuesday for San Antonio to attend an in service training for teachers lasting ten days before resuming teaching duties there.
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Elzo Brinson
San Antonio
Allenberry presents two shows with lively dances
Allenberry stages two productions featuring talented dancers. Dyville choreographs with imagination for Once a Year Day Racing with the Clock team Heat and Hernando's Hideaway. Plain and Fancy opened this past Tuesday, each running four weeks.
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Allenberry
Dyville
Hernando
Luesday
Clarence George and Cindy Fiske Wed in California
Clarence George Jr. and Miss Cindy Marlene Fiske wed on Sunday August 9 in California. They will visit his parents in Stag Creek this weekend and be honored with a miscellaneous wedding shower at the Stag Creek Community Center on Thursday August 27 at 8 pm, with all friends invited.
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Clarence George Jr
C. H. George
Stag Creek
Cindy Marlene Fiske
Larohooc
California
Houston woman's visit to grandparents noted during convention trip
Michelle Rauhut of Houston visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rauhut and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Gleaton last week while her parents Stanley and Mrs. Rauhut attended a Contractors Convention in Brownsville.
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Midland
Bill Wilkerson
David Greenlee
David
Katherine
Quana
Roy Turner
Birdie Burnett
Michelle Rauhut
Houston
Eugene Rauhut
W. N. Gleaton
Stanley Rauhut
Brownsville
Fort Worth Visitors Spent Weekend in Austin and Here
Austin visitor Robert Ormsby visited with Max Parker at Texas University. Fort Worth guests included Mr and Mrs Harvey Durham their son Harvey Joe Durham Jr and family Kren Gayla and Lisa.
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Austin
Robert Ormsby
Max Parker
Texas University
Fort Worth
Harvey Durham
Harvey Joe Durham Jr
Kren, Gayla and
Lisa
Comanche Chief Details Weekly Publication and Pricing
The Comanche Chief of Comanche Texas lists editors J C Wilkerson and William B Wilkerson with Mrs James Wilkerson as associate editor. Subscription prices are four dollars yearly or three dollars for six months within Comanche County and nearby rural routes. five dollars yearly elsewhere in Texas. special rates for certain zones and second class postage apply.
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Comanche
Texas
J. C. Wilkerson
WM. B. Wilkerson
James Wilkerson
Asoc
Comanche County
Dublin
Gorman
Blanket
Carbon
May
Zephyr
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