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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
1
Notice to All First Grade Parents
A school notice addresses first grade parents about required documents for enrollment. It lists steps for compliance including providing baptismal or hospital certificates and birth documents. The circular notes penalties or delays if certificates are not presented and mentions Texas Education requirements.
Clarence Evett Named Sinclair Marketer for Comanche
Clarence Evett, longtime local service station owner and manager, becomes Sinclair marketer for Comanche overseeing wholesale and retail accounts. He bought W. C. House interest as Mr. House retires after 41 years in the oil business in Comanche. Evett and his wife Nelda Faye Smith reside near Sidney with two children James Milton and Mary Lewell. They plan to serve farm and ranch accounts and appreciate regular Sinclair customers. Company HQ at Sinclair Station two blocks east of the square on the Fort Worth highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Evett
Sinclair
Comanche
Evett
W. C. House
House
Mr. Evett
Nelda Faye Smith
W. W. Smith
Sidney
James Milton
Mary Lewell
Mary Lewell 3. the Evetts
West Central
Sinclair Station
Fort Worth Highway
Stephenville Stars Win Comanche Little League Tourney
The Stephenville All Stars edged the De Leon Stars 4 3 in Saturday final action at the Comanche Little League tournament. Comanche placed third by beating Dublin 9 8 in the opener while Stephenville previously shut out Dublin 4 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Stephenville All-Stars
de Leon Stars
Dublin Nine
de Leon
Stephenville
Dublin
Goldthwaite
Hamilton
Comanche Jaycees
Comanche County Rural Telephone Cooperative Meeting Slated
The rural co op holds its eighth annual meeting Friday night August 30 with 7 p.m. registration and entertainment and 8 p.m. Call to Order. Directors up for election are Claude McPherson and John Levisay in District 1 Newbury Place II and B J Pyburn and L L Dukes Jr in District 2 Sidney Place II. Registered members receive prizes and business details will be shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Sidney
B. J. Pyburn
L. L. Dukes
Adams
Comanche Pool to Close Monday for End of Summer
The municipal swimming pool at Lake Kanes Park will close Monday marking the end of summer operations. The facility saw a weekend crowd and will wrap up after this final weekday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Kanes Park
Comanche Public Schools open with 1028 students
Opening enrollment in Comanche Public Schools for 1963 64 totaled 1028, down 28 from last year. County figures show 1160 scholastics as a district goal. Co manche High School first day enrollment stood at 345, up from 324 last year by 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Elzo Brinson
Comanche High School
S. H. Fletcher
J. B. Layne
Gustine Schools Open Monday Amid Opening Day Activities
Gustine Public Schools will start Monday September 2 with a 9:00 am to 2:00 pm early schedule. Buses will run late to reach school before 9:00 and regular hours begin 8:30 am to 3:40 pm thereafter. Reverend Sanders of the Methodist Church will speak and teachers will be introduced. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustine
Sanders
Methodist Church
Gilbert Davis
Sidney School Enrollment Up
Sidney school enrollment increases from 134 on opening day last year to higher figures this year. Superintendent Ray Pruitt notes the rise as the district adjusts to new students and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Manche
Caimey Penpol
Ray Pruitt
Record number of Comancheans head to colleges statewide
Comanche Public Schools resume activities as 101 ex residents prepare for Texas colleges and training programs. The group includes 32 CHS graduates entering fields from pharmacy to engineering and journalism, with attendees bound for UT Austin, Texas Tech, Tarleton, A&M, Baylor, TCU, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Texas
Comanche High School
Indians Prep for Mavericks in season opener
Comanche High School athletes on a one a day practice schedule as the Indians, about 47 players strong, prepare for Friday night’s home opener against the Mavericks. A Burnet scrimmage showed solid defense and ball control with three fumbles recovered and two interceptions, though Tommy Plumlee broke a arm and will miss four to five days. Coach Roger Oliver says much work remains before the Eastland game. Johnny Huett, a 1963 graduate, is back home from Texas U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
University of Texas
Austin
Jim Dudley
Gail Dudley
Dale Biggs
David Slider
Paul Ray McKinzie
Jimmy Wilkerson
James Johnston
Charles Swindie
Alwine Swindle
Tom Brightman
Richard Brooks
Dennis Gresham
John Huett
Grady Earl Hall
Robin So
Comanche Public Schools
Mavericks
Burnet
Tommy Plumlee
Former local principal visits from Houston
R D Holiday, once a principal and teacher in town, stopped by for a brief visit on Thursday. He is currently with the public schools in Houston, where he has spent the last several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Holiday
Comanche
Mr. Holiday
Houston
Coleman Man Named To Head Proctor Dam Project
C L Scott of Coleman is the new project engineer for the Proctor Dam and Reservoir. He will move to the project office September 8. Scott, a native of Fearon, has been away with duties in the Army Engineers Fort Worth District and will relocate with his family to Dubbin. He is married and has three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
C. L. Scott
Coleman
Army Engineers
Proctor
P. Koisch
Army Corps of Engineers
Scott
Uo Fearon
Dubbin
Fire destroys farm dwelling near Comanche
A pre dawn fire of undetermined origin completely destroyed a farm home on the C. L. Hicks property about 2½ miles northeast of Comanche. The occupants were away at the time and the blaze was discovered shortly after 3 AM. Local authorities investigated a related set of charges filed in Comanche County court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Hicks
Comanche
Cane Patonce
Benton Fame
Austin
Coryell County
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