Late shopping extended in Comanche stores for Christmas
Many Comanche retailers are staying open later than usual to aid shoppers. Check this issue of The Chief for details on store hours and specials through Christmas.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1965
Page
1
Many Comanche retailers are staying open later than usual to aid shoppers. Check this issue of The Chief for details on store hours and specials through Christmas.
The piece warns of holiday mail delays due to illegible or faulty addressing. It urges sending well packed parcels with clear exterior and interior addresses, noting millions of parcels move during the peak season and urging timely mail to avoid handling slowdowns.
An undetermined origin fire destroyed a farm home near Comanche Creek community. The J. N. iy farm residence, with all outbuildings, burned after 8:30 a.m. Volunteers dispatched two tankers to the blaze as the Hicks family, in Comanche, were away at school.
Santa Days are planned for December 17 and 18 as Roy Brannan Jr. announces, with Santa arriving Friday at 2 45 pm on a fire truck escorted by the CHS Band. A Saturday morning visit at 9 am offers a free Majestic Theatre film and candy, courtesy of the Comanche Chamber of Commerce.
Prather Hereford Ranch manager Jay Click was shot at while feeding stock twelve miles south of Comanche on the Goldthwaite Highway. Click grabbed a rifle as a second shot missed him after he bailed from his pickup. Deputies found only footprints with no clear suspect.
Comanche Junior High hosts a two day event with Gustine Zephyr Sidney and Comanche fielding boys and girls teams. Thursday schedule features Zephyr girls vs Gustine junior girls at 5 and Zephyr boys vs Gustine at 6 followed by Comanche junior girls vs Sidney at 7 and Paps vs Sidney at 8. Girls consolation on Saturday at 5 then boys at 6 and final pairings at 7 for girls and 8 for boys. Coach David Andrews' unbeaten Comanche Paps expected to win the boys division with Gustine girls favored for the girls title.
Major Everett Pitts of the 1st Battalion Texas National Guard said openings are available in the Brownwood unit for young men to fulfill their military obligation and stay at home. The unit is Headquarters Company of the 1st Battalion in the 36th Division. Two Comancheans joined the Guard this week Colin Reed and Mac Kirkland.
The notice lists jurors summoned for December 13, 1965 in Comanche and nearby towns. Names include H R Ward, Ce cil Brownlee, N L Box, Mrs J A Pyburn, W E Johnson, Paul T Couch, Elton McCullough, Norman Moore, James B Asmus, Truman L Renshaw, A C Schuman, Leland Nabors, Calvin C Ross, D B Aldridge, and numerous others from De Leon, Comanche, Sidney, Dublin, Blanket, and May.
Gail Dudley of Comanche was re-elected a director of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association at the 50th annual TS&GRA convention in Austin. Dudley also serves as president of the Texas Hereford Association.
Thomas N. Burton retires from Mobil Oil Company after 33 years in Comanche area. He began in September 1932 when the firm was Magnolia Petroleum. He recalls delivering coal oil in a 1926 International truck and starting work at four each morning. Buck Lake will succeed him as Mobil consignee in Comanche.
District IV Make It Yourself With Wool contest at San Angelo College Saturday Dec 4 crowned Vicki Pipes first in Junior division with best use of wool Janice Welch third in Junior while Bette Cox took second in Senior division. Judging weighed appearance 65 percent and construction 35 percent.
Comanche Public School expands reading program with staff changes. Carolyn Walker shifts to full time music for grades 1-12, Anna Chapman becomes full time Grade School Librarian, Margie Barret starts as Reading Teacher for grades 1-5, Barbara Click replaces Eilean Irby as 7th Grade Language Arts, Irby to teach corrective reading and assist in K-12 reading program. Bette Jolink aids in corrective reading at senior high. Reading labs planned at J B Layne and Junior High with 100-125 students per lab. high school lab to serve 75-100. District Conference delegation from Comanche to Ballinger First Methodist Church lists names. some delegates unable to attend.
Dr. Guy D. Newman president of Howard Payne College Brownwood will address the local Lions Club Tuesday night December 14. He is described as an outstanding speaker and highly sought after in Texas, showcasing a notable appearance for the event.
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