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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1965

Page

9

Visit With Mr Smith's Sister and Her Children

A Friday visit included Mrs James Wilkerson and her children Jimmy and Marsha plus Mr Smith's sister. The party discussed time and plans during the outing.

Mr Smith James Wilkerson Jimmy Marsha

Maidens win two in tourney led by Hicks Summers and Humphrey

Comanche defeats Ranger 46 21 as Linda Hicks scores 17 and Humphrey 18 in the middle game. Gwinn Summers leads Maidens with 4 points in the Albany game and earns All-Tournament honors as the team climbs to 5 3. The girls next play at San Saba Friday.

Hazel Ward Comanche Ranger i Linda Hicks Summers Humphrey Ward Albany Gwinn Summers Hicks San Saba

Pecan Bake Show Draws 60 Entries in De Leon Event

More than 60 entries competed in the 2nd Comanche County Annual Pecan Bake Show held Saturday December 4 in De Leon. Judges were Mrs. Jean Rachels of Comanche and Miss Helen Bowen of Brownwood. Winners included top prizes in Cookies Candy Cakes and Nut Bread across Adult and Junior divisions with champions named for each category.

Helen Bowen Jean Rachels de Leon Comanche County Pecan Association George Page Comanche County A. N. Boyd L. G. Holland Comanche Sharon Craig Kerwin Stephens Peggy White J. A. Cox Clinton Geye Patsy Page Carol Staub Henry Drennan

Indian Maidens Triumph in Eastland Tournament Consolation

The Comanche High School Indian Maidens coached by Leta Andrews won the consolation division, beating Albany 57 to 30 after an opening loss to Baird Bearettes 53 to 35. Linda Hicks led with 17 points, Gwinn Summers added 11, and Shirley Humphrey contributed in the tournament showing.

Leta Andrews Albany Baird Bearettes Baird Eastland Linda Hicks Gwinn Summers Shirley Humphrey

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