Shopping Days Till Christmas in Comanche Ads
Local papers promote Christmas shopping with 16 shopping days left. Comanche merchants advertise in Home Town Market with deals on appliances and gifts including Santa items, watches, blankets, and a Maytag washer. The Majestic Theatre features Jailhouse and other screenings with special giveaways. Local businesses announce sales, jewelry discounts, and a Disaster liquidation sale. Comanche County REA and Power Use Weekend plan public events.
Comanche Gathers Crowds for Third Goodwill Day Event
A large crowd attended Comanche's second Goodwill Day with next Wednesday December 11 set as the third Christmas promotion. Prizes include 200 in cash and 25 15 and 10 in smaller awards. W J Bill Parks will emcee with directors Jess Brown and Chester McKinzie leading. Gustine musician Johnnie Robinson will provide the music, while merchants push Christmas values. Earlier events drew growing crowds as Jimmy Blanton and his band performed. prizes were won by Mrs. Lee Stephens Mrs. Whit Jarrett and Mrs. Allen Lee. An oven accident caused a morning fire at Blacks Cafe in De Leon damaging the building and contents.
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Comanche
Comanche Chamber of Commerce
W. J
Bill) Parks
Chamber of Commerce
Parks
Jess Brown
Chester McKinzie
Johnnie Robinson
Gustine
Jimmy Blanton
Randh Hanas
Oswell Brightman
Joan M. d Hathcock
Bill Wikerson
Lee Stephens
Whit Jarrett
Allen Lee
Comanche Lady Reports Striking Sky Object
A Comanche resident observed a bright, non trailing light crossing Orion and Canis Major around 5 30 to 6 00 am, speculating it could be a satellite or Sputnik before entering Canis Major. The note includes Thanksgiving family details in Gorman and mentions Mrs Tom Cox Jr and daughters Polly Betty and Sue.
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Comanche
Texas
Orion
Canis Major
Sputnik
Earth
Tom Cox Jr
Polly
Betty
Sue
Gorman
Harrell West Named New Texas Farm Bureau President
J H Harrell West, 57, elected November 20 to lead Texas Farm Bureau succeeding J Walter Hammond. West, a Nuсec County sharecropper turned farmer, has long served as District 12 director and previously secretary treasurer and vice president. Born March 1900 in Johnson County, he studied at Fort Worth college and Baylor University.
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WACO
Spl
J. H. (Harrell) West
Texas Farm Bureau
American Free Enterprise System
West
Bishop
Nuéces County
J. Walter Hammond
Tye
Taylor County
Dallas
Farm Bureau
Hammond
County
He Johnson
Fort Worth
Dry weather till Christmas boosts Comanche peanut crop hopes
Pat Cagle of the Durham Peanut Company says the Comanche County crop could yield the largest cash return since 1953 if mild weather holds through Christmas. Harvesting is progressing slowly with about a third of the crop in, while new drying and warehouse facilities modernize operations. The plant employs over 60, expanding to 75, and uses automatic graders and air unloading to boost efficiency.
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Pat Cagle
Comanche County
Durham Peanut Company
Cagle
National Peanut Council
Weatherman
Cade
John Beaty
Hugh Coan
Durham
Comanche
Fellowship Meeting At Freewill Church This Saturday
The Freewill Baptist fellowship meeting will be held Saturday December 7 at the Liberty Freewill Church on E College Ave mandhe. Everyone has a cordial invitation to attend this event hosted by Teanes ae the host church. A day at sea is divided into six periods of four hours each.
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Freewill Church
Freewill Baptist Fellowship
Liberty Ewill
E. College Ave
Mandhe
Fenowe
Taut
Teanes
Cotton Farmers Vote Tuesday On Marketing Quota Referendum
Farmers in the nation’s cotton belt vote December 10 on marketing quotas and price support levels for the 1958 crop. If two thirds approve quotas, price support runs 75 to 80 percent of parity and penalties apply to excess cotton. if opposed, no penalties and support drops to 50 percent. Voting places listed.
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William F. Bryant
Comanche County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Ccse
Bryant
Lions Club Stages Mile of Dimes Charity Drive
The Lions Club will hold the Mile of Dimes drive on December 11, 18, and 21 with Lion Virgil Norris as drive chairman. Proceeds go to the Lions Club Charity Fund for charitable use and tax deductions. Donations can be mailed to secretary Elza Brinson in Comanche, and the event supports Christmas baskets and the Crippled Children's camp.
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Lions Club
Lion Virgil Norris
Elza Brinson
Comanche
Lion's Crippled Children’s
Miss Camilla Shearer Appointed U.S. Civil Service Receptionist
Miss Camilla Shearer of Alice daughter of Mr and Mrs Coman Shearer and granddaughter of T J Williams of Comanche has been named receptionist for the United States Civil Service Department in Western Germany.
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Camilla Shearer
Coman Shearer
Alice
T. J. Williams
Comanche
United States Civil Service Department
Germany
Lane Funeral Rites Held in Midland
Attending the W. D. Lane funeral services in Midland Sunday were Mr and Mrs Tommy Coleman Keith Lane Sr Keith Lane Jr Mr and Mrs J F Lane and Sid Burton.
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W. D. Lane
Midland
Tommy Coleman
Keith Lane
Keith Lane Jr
J. F. Lane
Sid Burton
Christmas Decorating Campaign Planned by Chamber and Garden Club
The Comanche Chamber of Commerce and the Garden Club sponsor a Christmas decorating campaign with cash prizes for top homes and downtown displays. Judging by out of town judges is Friday night December 13. Prizes are 15, 10, and 5 dollars for the top three homes. first place wins 15 dollars for windows sponsored by local firms Coramece.
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Chamber of Commerce
The
Garden Club
Ted Durham
Comanche Chamber of Commerce
Comanche
Coramece
Aleja
Wiitifor Id
Former Indian Grid Stars Go Junior Rose Bowl Bound
Ted Hicks and Bruce Couch from Comanche High School are freshmen at Arlington State and key players on the undefeated junior college eleven. The Arlington Rebels, led previously by Calvin Lee, eye a Rose Bowl bid against Cerritos Junior College as they finish a perfect schedule. Hicks remains quarterback and Couch at end, contributing for the Rebels this season.
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Ted Hicks
Charlie Hicks
Bruce Couch
Preston Couch
Arlington State
Arlington Rebels
Compton Junior College of California
Calvin Lee
Texans
Cerritos Junior College of California
Claude
Chena) Gilstrap
USC
Paris Junior Col
Senior Citizens Club To Meet Saturday
The Senior Citizens Club will meet Saturday afternoon Dec. 7 at 2 oclock in the County Courtroom Comanche. Mollie Mullican secretary asks everyone to attend. SEE TCU DOWN SMU The Gleaton and Kels families were among those at the TCU defeat of SMU.
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Senior Citizens Club
Comanche
Mollie Mullican
TCU
SMU
E. W. Gleaton
Jean Kels
Mrs. Emerson Killed In California Accident
Dorothy Emerson 28 formerly of Comanche died in San Mateo California when a car hoist dropped as she stopped at a garage to visit her husband. Funeral services will be Dec 6 in Comanche with interment at Indian Creek Cemetery. She was born Dec 15 1929 in De Leon and married to Eber Emerson in 1945. They had two daughters.
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Dorothy Emerson
Comanche
Robert Davenport
Fort Worth
San Mateo
California
Emerson
Oak Lawn Funeral Home Chapel
Indian Creek
Bruce Thomas
East Side Baptist Church
R. W. Walker
First Methodist Church
Mrs. Emerson
de Leon
Lubbock
Eber Emerson
Thresa Jeans
Barbara Ray
Funeral Rites Pending for Mrs Oscar King
Mrs. Oscaring 53 of Route 1 Comanche died at 3 35 am Thursday after a long illness. Funeral rites tentatively set for Saturday December 7 in San Angelo. Oak Lawn Funeral Home Comanche in charge. Born 1904 Amarillo she was daughter of Ernest and Lote Cox. Survived by husband children and other relatives.
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Oscaring
Route 1
Comanche
King
Hasse
Thanksgiving Visits Across Pecos and Waco Reach Families
Mrs. Boyd Anthony and children Kay Gail and Cathy spent Thanksgiving in Pecos visiting the mother and relatives. From Waco Mr. and Mrs. Lannes Hone and children visited N. N. Durham and others during the holiday. Superintendent and Mrs. Joe Harper attended the State Teachers Convention in Dallas with local faculty members.
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Pecos
Boyd Anthony
Kay
Gail
Cathy
Waco
Lannes Hone
N. N. Durham
Joe Harper
Dallas
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