Gustine Schools Open Monday August 28 1961
Gustine schools begin the 1961 62 year Monday August 28 with a 9 30 a m assembly featuring Rev M F Cox of Gustine First Baptist Church followed by student registration and short classes until 2 p m Lunch served first day New staff include cook Benson Howell and Mrs Derrel Bolton janitor and bus driver John T Kimmel New teachers include George Bilis science sixth seventh grades Other teachers listed Also notes on births visits and bonds drive accompany school item
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Davis
Gustine
M. F. Cox
Gustine First Baptist Church
Benson Howell
Derrel Bolton
John T. Kimmel
Richard Gilbert
Bob Hurst
Coy Stateville
Burch State
George Bilis
Mildred Witten
Zeldagett
Aileen Broyles
Weldon Kirby
Supstn Doe Boe
School Staffing Rosters Listed for Junior High and J B Layne
Mary Power leads homemaking and math at the Junior High along with coaches and teachers for social science science and English. J B Layne Elementary under W L Morris lists 5th grade 1st 3rd and 4th grades with a roster of teachers and grades including 2nd 3rd 4th and 5th assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Power
Victor Richardson
Marguerite Ross
Ray Smith
Margaret Teague
Jewel Werner
B. O. Swindle
Wendel Battle
Devin Fron
Evel Froh
Vera King
M. E. Moore
L. O. Newton
Golden Reese
Beulah Star
Gary Williams
J. B. Layne
W. L. Morris
Mary Beaty
Mabel ‘Boyd
Opal Brinson
Indians Scrimmage San Saba Before Week’s Jamboree
The Indians travel to San Saba for a Friday night scrimmage after missing practice all week at Bloomington. Coachs plan to gauge strengths against tough competition while evaluating offensive starters Billy Evans center Billy Williams Tom Hood guards Rodney Johnston La Doyt Northcutt tackles Bob Carpenter Danny Cagle ends Rusty Durham quarterback Jerry Todd Ken Rachels halfbacks Bob Allen fullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Indiana
San Saba
Indians
Billy Evans
Billy Williams
Tom Hood
Rodney Johnston
la Doyt Northcutt
Bob Carpenter
Danny Cagle
Rusty Durham
Jerry Todd
Ken Rachels
Bob Allen
Bowling League Standings and High Scores
Lightcrust and Topper Feed lead early as they each win four. Klodhoppers move to third after taking three of four from Choice Baking Co. Jokers win three from Old Pros. Butch Loudermilk posts a 625 three game set. other top series include Fuller 551 Swearengin 539 Ebeli 521 Laird 518 Durham 504. Teams form for fall. captains meeting next Tuesday at 7:30 at Me's Cafeteria. Standings: Lightcrust 3018, Topper Feed 2919, Klodhoppers 26 22, Old Pros 24 24, Comanche Chief 22 26, Jokers 22 26, Service Drug 20 28, Choice Baking 19 29. High games: Froh 201, Haile 163, B Loudermilk 234, Dudney 189, Wilkerson 181, Swearengin 212, Fuller 189, Ebeli 189.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LightCrust Playboys
Chief
Service
Kiodhoppers
Choice Baking Co
Jokers
Butch Loudermilk
Larry Fuller
Gary Swearengin
Ernie Ebell
Billy Laird
Lightcrust
Toppr Feed Co
Klodhoppers
Comanche Chief
Service Drug
Kenneth Froh
John Haile
Loudermilk
Bill Dudney
Jimmy Wilkerson
Ernie Ebeli
Choice
ASC Election Reminder for Comanche County Farmers
Continued notice urges farmers to consider the men elected to ASC posts. All information about the September 12 election is available from the Comanche County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Miss Lana Graham and Clyde Smith United In Marriage
Miss Lana Graham and Clyde Smith wed August 11 at Rev. M. R. Gaines home. Bride daughter of Autry Graam. groom son of Mrs. Johnnie Smith. Attendants Jackie Wimberely and Arnold Watson. Post wedding, couple reside at 506 E Grand Comanche. Treasury has replaced nearly 1.5 million bonds over 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana Graham
Clyde Smith
M. R. Gaines
Lana
Autry Graam
Johnnie Smith
Jackie Wimberely
Arnold Watson
E. Grand
Comanche
Winter Bowling Leagues Forming At Fiesta Lanes
A special meeting for men and women interested in winter leagues at Fiesta Lanes Comanche is set for next Tuesday night at 7 30 PM in Me s Cafeteria. Captains of Comanche Bowling Club will discuss fall winter play with tentative league start September 13. Sponsors and new players are urged to attend. information from Bill Parker or Mrs Elouise Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiesta Lanes
Brownwood
Me’s
Comanche
Met Eee
Comanche Ladies League
Bill Parker
Elouise Parker
The Clyde Smiths Honored With Bridal Shower
Mr and Mrs Clyde Smith were honored with a bridal shower Friday August 18 at the home of Mrs Laquita Brownlee Hostesses were Jean Vineyard Jackie Wimberley and Iris Elliott Guests were served from a table with a floral centerpiece and yellow streamers bearing the couple s names The couple now reside at 506 East Grand Comanche
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cylde Smith
Laquita Brownlee
Jean Vineyard
Jackie Wimberely
Iris Elliott
East Grand
Comanche
Charles N. Barlow Claimed By Death
Charles Newton Barlow 71 of Comanche died August 23 at his aunt Miss Dell Polks home in Comanche Funeral services were held August 24 at the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Harry Hames officiating Interment Blanket Cemetery He was born May 3 1890 in Burnet County Texas a retired machinist and East Side Baptist Church member Survived by his mother Mrs Ida Barlow of Comanche two sisters in Dallas and his aunt Miss Dell Polk of Comanche
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Newton Barlow
Comanche
Dell Polk
Mr. Barlow
Comanche Funeral Home
Harry Hames
East Side Baptist Church
Doc Grayson
W. F. Lappe
Virgil Norris
L. E. Summer
Willie Heppenstall
Oswell Brightman
Floyd King
Charlie Marshall
James Robert Barlow
Ida Barlow
Burnet County
Texas
Blanket
Dallas
Barlow
Mae Hendrick
Ethel Morris
Miss Dell Polk
Anthrax control measures urged by Texas officials
Veterinarians and the sheriff's office in Comanche coordinate with TAHC on carcass disposal. Burial with lime and soil or complete incineration are allowed under state law. Officials praise cooperation from livestock growers and vow continued service until anthrax spread is safeguarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Payne
TAHC
Sidney Schools Plan Open To Start 1961 62 Term
Sidney Public Schools will open Monday with registration that day and first full day of classes Tuesday. The 10 member faculty includes Miss Mabel Hall and James Able as teachers and athletic coach. Enrollment expected to rise to about 130 with four buses. Principal Ray Pruitt invites visits to the Sidney school. Also notes a Northwest vacation return by E B Atwood and a historical line about E bonds issued since 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Public Schools
Ray Pruitt
Sidney
Mabel Hall
S. Oo. McEntire
Bill Crim
Crim
Raymonth Merworth
W. A. Cleveland
Pruitt
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Mrs. Kennith Sliger
Kennith Sliger
Abilene
Keith Barret
Hendrix Memorial Hospital
Walter Jack Barret
Barrett Sliger
W. B. Barret
E. G. Goddard
J. W. Carter Sr
Italy
Whit Jarratt
Judy
Doc Jarratt
Jarratts
Rand McNally
Zipper Binders
Durham
ASC
Th Treasury
Peo Ee Aes
Wood
Clyde Smiths
Charles N. Barlow
Payroll
Northwest
E. B. Atwood
United States
British Columbia
Canada
Atwoods
Seattle
California
United Sates
Avon Opportunity
Sidney Ellis
P. O. Box
Abilene, Texas
Dea
Jonathan Bret
Gaines
Tor
Henry M
Oak Tery
Panera
Joy Gaines
Matthew Gaines
Witt
Boyer
V. Sheaffer
Sheaffer Scrip
Walgreen Agency
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