Thanksgiving Visitors Gathered Across Comanche Area
A broad list of relatives and friends visited in Comanche and nearby towns for Thanksgiving. Names include Grainger McIllihaney, Mary Lou Melify, Hitt family of Houston, Homer from Baton Rouge, Stovall of Zephyr, and many others from Fort Worth, Dallas, Austin, Waco, Ranger, and Abilene. Attendees stayed with local families and attended the university football game in Austin.
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Comaine
Putnam School
Geo. W. Tate
Tues
Wichita Falls
Kate Keith
L. E. Grainger
M. Meely
Wheeler
Buck Grain
Shreven
Grainger MclIihaney
Mary Lou Melfiy
University of Texas
Allen Hitt
Ihe
Race
Houston
Harold
Exander
Homer
Batonge
Harvard University
Smith
Issapa State University
Aline Clark
Mc Trice
Waco
H. W. Hughes
H. W. Hughes. Is. C. D. Stovall
Zephyr
D. Stovall, Jr
Mount
Troy Marshall
Mabrey Carver
Ranger
Comanche
Onn
Fane Waldrop
Art Stockton
Tobe Greer
Monahans
Dallas
Tcu-Smu
J. C. Stanton Wilhelm
Unrsity of Texas
Herbert Goodson
Ben
Juege
C. T. Luker
A. & . College
Anche
Uinton Cauley
Egbert Pate
Gray
Oscar Wilhelm
James Ton
Richard Slider
Baker
Ohio
Moore
Will Roberson
Miss Palmer
Howard Comanche
Bob
Max Greenwood
Bobbie Marcum
Pyburn
Hasse
D. T. Bailey
Melvin
Stillwater
Oklahoma
D. C. Bailey
Weldon Webb
Davidson
Austin
Winnie Wyche
J. M. Vick
Roy
San Antonio
Forrest Gilbert
Throckmorton
George Pate
Mazelle Isham
Fort Worth
Mae Cameron
Jim Martin
C. Martin
D. Charles Clarke
H. W. Johnson
Don
Clifton
Herbert Williams
J. Q. Johnson
Jack Bell
Brownwood
Henry Dur
Wayde Frey
Italy
E. R. Gordon
Carl Sanders
Keller
J. H. Sanders
Guy Dunn
Hamilton
J. E. Dunn
Charles Hoffman
Mamie Sikes
Lefors
W. R. Ringgold
Gingman
Arizona
E. G. Wells
Loren Vaughan
Stephenville
J. M. Vaughan
Sarah Jo Bramlette
Ted Durham
Virginia Lacy
Lloyd Howington
John Tarleton College
Nathan Mehaffey
Baylor University
T. C. Mehaffey
Noble Wright
Denton
Dorothy Gray
San Saba
John A. Barton
Ballinger
Leo Zent
J. P. Hoff
Tommie Coleman
San Angelo
Sammie Waisman
Texas A.&m
Herschel Horton
Cleburne
Doc McNutt
Sammy Waisma
Wade Evridge
J.D. Waring
John D. Waring, Jr
Cisco
Laura Lu Waring
T. J. Williams
Colquitt Williams
Coman Shear
Alice
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Cullen Blevins
Corpus Christi
G. R. Kilpatrick
W. W. Kilpatrick
Gaston Elms
Edward Atwood
J. H. Arthur
O. L. Freeman
Eastland
Carl Bruton
Dorothy
G. A. Bruton
Oscar Callaway
Stella Margaret Prude
E. W. Smith
Kate Prude
Gib Callaway
Rebecca
Carolyn
G. Preston Tate
Margaret Ann
Louise
Ruth
Mary Jean Goosby
Texas State College For Women of
Lee Campbell
O. A. Kinney
Ray
Stamford
George S. Clarke
Hilton Burks
B. Y
Mrs. J. W. Peninger Dies in Comanche at 80
Mrs. J. W. Peninger, 80, died at her daughter’s home in Comanche after several months of ill health. She joined the Methodist Church at eleven and remained a faithful member for 69 years. Interment followed at Sipe Springs Cemetery. She is survived by three sons and two daughters. funeral duties were conducted by local and visiting relatives from Deming New Mexico, Amarillo, Brownwood, and Abilene.
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J. W. Peninger
Roy Little
Comanche
Peninger
Donnie A. Basham
Kansas
J. Peninger
Jas Pealete
Texas
Sipe Springs
Ant Mar
Coman
Arle Brown
Elton McCullough
Charles Marshall
Mary E. Jones
J. M. Peninger
Deming
New Mexico
L. L. Lloyd
Amarillo
Taylor Henley
Brownwood
W. T. Little
Abilene
Hitt Retirement Moves Family Back to Gustine
Mr and Mrs Alien Hitt leave Stephenville after a year here. He relocates to Gustine retirement after being granted disability annuity from the Post Office Department. Hitt began postal service nearly 27 years ago in Comanche and later served Baton Rouge and Stephenville.
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Stephenville
Hitt
Post Office Department
Washington
Gustine
Postal Service
Comanche Postoffice
Baton Rouge
Bob Burton to Buy Furs Again This Fall
Bob Burton announces he will again enter the fur market this season buying all types of furs. This marks the fifth consecutive year in Comanche. He will operate Saturdays and the first Monday at his old John George Produce Building stand. Burton notes plentiful fur bearing animals countywide with prices up except for opossum and raccoon.
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Bob Burton
Mr. Burton
Comanche
John George Produce
Deer harvest reported near Lampasas on Vann Ranch
A group including Mr and Mrs A J Boynton Mr and Mrs J L Smith and Warden Jake Jones returned with an 8 point and a 4 point buck from the E M Vann Ranch 17 miles west of Lampasas. Deer plentiful in the region were noted. The party also spent Sunday at Pottsville with G A Burke to celebrate a birthday.
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Jake Jones
Ted Albin
Gustine
E. M. Vann Ranch
Lampasas
Jones
G. C. Burks
Pottsville
G. A. Burke
Comanche Wins District Title Defeats DeLeon
The Comanche Indians captured the District 26-B gridiron title at De Leon Thanksgiving with a 14 6 victory over the Bearcats. Key plays included a 35 yard run by Carnes and a 65 yard kickoff return by Lawless. Pate intercepted a De Leon pass in the second quarter, then Carnes added extra points after each Indian score.
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de Leon
Leon
Bearcats
Terrell Sharp
Ash
Lawless
Carnes
Cox
Pate
Johnsie Pate
Bearcat
Fletcher
N. Robertson
Guthrie
Comanche de Leon
Coman
McMillan
Palmer
B. Robertson
Coker
Bear
Golden
Kay
Morgan
Boykin
Terrill
Sharp
Full
Smith
Harrison
Stringfellow
Switzer Voted Best Fullback at Chillicothe College
Todd Switzer of Comanche was named the most outstanding player on the 1938 Chillicothe Business College football squad in Chillicothe Missouri. He received a gold football engraved Todd Switzer Best Fullback in the State of Missouri at the annual Letterman Banquet. Switzer starred for Comanche High School for three years and played at Hardin-Simmons University last fall.
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Todd Switzer
Comanche
Chillicothe Business College
Chillicothe
Missouri
Switzer
Hardin-Simmons University
Pettit Boys Down Sipe Springs 21 16 In Comanche Game
Pettit boys basketball beat Sipe Springs 21 to 16 at Comanche gym last Tuesday. D Perkins led with 8 points, Swann showed well, and Seay and See ser ae contributed in a balanced effort.
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Comanche
Pettit
Sipe Springs
D. Perkins
Swann
Seay
Perkins
Child Welfare Work Gets Underway Here
Local welfare initiative shows early steps as officials begin organizing services and outreach. The effort focuses on aiding families and children with community programs and available resources.
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de Fort Worth
L. F. Elkins
Tom San Hospital
Angelo
Tom Moore
Santa Anna
Aubrey Childers
Will Childers
Homer Thompson
Proctor
Jack Gardner
Lane
Marshall
Tenny
Demming
O. O. Brightman
Knudson
Mrs. G. L. Mor
Brady
A. J. Boynton
J. L Smith
DeLeon
Pettit Boys
Ee Eee
Dixie Network
Triceratops
America
Sinclair Motor
Sinclair Opaline Motor
Sinclair
Sinclair Opaline
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc