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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1957

Page

1

Christmas sales and promotions fill local ads in this issue

Shoppers are urged to visit Progressive ANTS and CHIEF for Christmas deals including Westinghouse electric blankets at 16.88 and a wide range of gift items. Advertisers Swindle and Burks promote jewelry and holiday specials with new 1958 televisions and a 50 foot am all channel trawler among items. The issue promises specials, holiday greetings, and store locations across Comanche, Stephenville, and nearby towns.

Gcodk 4XY Mi Westinghouse Electric Wil Safe

Blind Children Notice Seeks Contacts in County

A fragment notes a request from Mrs to reach out about blind children in the county. The message mentions North Pearl Street and seeks information or contacts related to blind youth and season details.

North Pearl St

Three CHS Students Named All Regional Band Members

On December 14 at McMurry College Abilene six Comanche High School Band members joined T R Atwood to form Region I’s All-Regional Band. Bill Atwood trumpet earned second chair and a potential All-State alternate. Janice Isham June Ferall clarinets also selected with Anita Edmondson Karen Willingham and Mary Margaret Edmondson named among those traveling to the All-State event in Galveston en route to a Navy Band conducted grand concert by Commander Charles Brendler.

T. R. Atwood Comanche McMurry College Abilene Galveston Charles Brendler United States Navy Bill Atwood Janice Isham June Ferall Anita Edmondson Karen Willingham Mary Margaret Edmondson

Death Claims Mrs. Montgomery

Mrs E C Montgomery 35 of Pottsville died December 17 in a Dublin hospital. Funeral held December 18 at First Baptist Church Gustine with Rev Hilliard and Rev Hill. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Survived by her mother Mollie Carslie husband E C Montgomery three children Mary Wayne Cathey two brothers Robert and J E Carslie.

E. C Montgomery Pottsville Dublin Hospital First Baptist Church of Gustine Ellis Hilliard Roy Hill Robert Carslie Fort Worth J. E. Carslie Lake Thomas

A and P to Share 2 1/2 Million Among Employees

Ralph W. Burger announces Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company employees nationwide will share more than 2.5 million dollars in pre holiday compensation. Any worker with six months service will receive a portion of the fund, distributed on December 13.

Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Ralph W. Burger

New Canopy Connected Layne School Buildings

A new weather proof canopy connects all J. B. Layne School buildings from the old main building to the lunchroom as part of ongoing improvements at Comanche School plant. The work completes coverage from the main building to the lunchroom.

Layne School Comanche J. F. Layne Elmentary J. B. Layne

Comanche Firms Split on Two Day Christmas Holiday

Comanche businessmen show division over Christmas observance with a Chamber of Commerce poll. Some firms plan a two day closure December 25 and 26 while others stay open December 25. Insurance and local merchants such as Higginbothams Ellis Norris Burton Goodson Baxter's Unusual Gift are noted among those favoring two days.

Comanche Chamber of Commerce Old Saint Nicholas Servce Higginbothams Ellis Insurance Norris Insurance Burton and Goodson Insurance Baxter's

ESA Sorority and Scoggins Home Win Xmas Decoration Contest

The downtown prize goes to the E S A Sorority for O Holy Night at Durham's Pharmacy and the Scoggins home on West Wright Avenue wins residential first prize for their display. Second downtown prize honors Newburg Community Club for I heard the Betls On Christmas Day at Higginbotham's. Third goes to White Point Quilting Club Silent Night at McCullough-Jeanes. Cash prizes total 15 10 and 5 in each division with TP L funding a 30 donation and praise from Ted Durham for local efforts.

E.S.A Durham Pharmacy Bill Scoggins West Wright Avenue Newburg Community Club Higginbotham's White Point Quilt Eugene Perkins West Armstrong Chamber of Commerce and Comanche Garden Club Texas Power and Light Co Comanche Chamber of Commerce Ted Durham Chamber of Commerce

Local deer hunters Howell Cobb and son in Texas

Howell Cobb and his son Robert were among local deer hunters on a lease near the San Saba McCulloch Menard County line last week. Area businesses will close December 24 and 25 for Christmas Day, including Durham Pharmacy and several local stores and banks.

Howell Cobb and Son Robert San Saba - McCulloch - Menard County Texas Power and Light Odell Cleaners Cleaners Hathcocks Williams Cleaners Mullican’s the Hub McCullough-Jeanes Comanche Chief Harelik’s Reese- Palmer Arthur Chevrolet Clemons Motor Company Durham Pharmacy Service Drug Store Henderson’s A&p Perry Bros State National Bank the National Bank Dudley Bros

United Fund Drive Passes Milestone As Campaign Advances

The United Fund drive exceeds 3200 toward a 6900 goal with plans to continue until fully met. Chair Joe Waring notes some workers have yet to complete their drives due to holiday busyness and urges timely contributions at the National Bank or through directors. Key officers include Bill Dudney president, Joe Waring, Jim Ellis, Boyd Anthony, with directors Porter Franks, Joe Harper, Bill Wilkerson, and others.

Ia Ae Joe Waring United Fund National Bank Greater United Fund Organization Iing Bill Dudney Jim Ellis Boyd Anthony Porter Fran Porter Franks Joe Harper Bill Wilkerson James Slider Ray Pruitt Jack Pyburn Earl Seay Herb Goodson Elza Brinson Louis

Stephenville and De Leon Capture Top Cage Honors

In the De Leon Basketball tournament Stephenville Yellowjackets edged Castleberry 48-46 to win boys honors while Comanche Indians defeated by Stephenville 38-33 in opening round and 32-29 in consolation. De Leon girls beat Stephenville to take top girls title.

Comanche Indians de Leon Ranger Bulldogs Henry Castleberry Fort Worth Mike Murphy Roy Harmon Stephenville Yellowjackets Castleberry Club Comanche Fred Cury Dublin

John A Meyers 74 Dies. Rites Held in Comanche

John A. Meyers known as Jack, 74, died Monday night at a focal hospital after five years of ill health. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. James K LeSueur and Rev. R. Welker officiating. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs. Floyd Carpenter, brothers August Meyers and W M Meyers, plus several nephews and great nephews. He was born September 25, 1883 in Pueblo Colorado and long resident of Comanche. He worked in cafes and rock masonry and was a longtime member of Central Christian Church and Comanche Volunteer Fire Department since 1904. He was a sportsman known for hunting and fishing.

John A Jack) Meyers Comanche Funeral Home Oakwood Cemetery Meyers Focal Hospital Central Christian Church R. Welker First Methodist Church Comanche Vollie Meyers Marshall Meyers James E. Carpenter S. J. Wall Gayle O'Dell B. J. Lane Mr. Meyers Pueblo Colorado Charlie Kitty Ramfielda Meyers Texas Oklahoma Floyd Ebbie) Carpenter August Gus) Meyers W. M Bill) Meyers de Leon

Plan New Home Work At Herbert Goodson Property

Work began this week at 700 W Grand for a new Goodson family home. The existing house was moved to the Cryer lot east of Mrs Joe Marshall’s house, with the Goodsons to occupy during construction. James T Pate oversees the project.

Herbert Goodson W. Grand Goodson Cryer Joe Marshall Goodsons James T. Pate

Liberty Street Baptist Church Christmas Program

The Liberty Pree Will Baptist Church on E College Ave presents its annual Christmas program and a free Friday night event on December 20 at 7 30 o clock.

Liberty Pree Will Baptist Church E. College Ave

Grady Swindle Buys Tupin Jewelry Store

Grady Swindle, from the Dublin Stephenville area, has purchased the Ernest Tupin Jewelry firm and reopens as Swindle's Jewelry in Comanche. He plans to split time across three shops with a new watch repair department. Mrs. Tom Pate stays on. Ernest Tupin is ill. Swindle launches a Christmas Give-Away with prizes including a Bulova shaver and a Ronson lighter.

Swindle Tupin Jewelry Comanche Dub- Stephenville Swindle Wi Grady Swindle Newbure Dublin Stephenville Ernest Tupin E. F. Swindle Comanche County Wayne M Red) Swindle Tom Pate Grady Indian Gap Newburg Blanket Gracie Mid-Western University Wichita Falls Tupin Joe H. Tupin Ernest Mr. Swindle Russell Wright

Blanket Visit Noted by Coker Family

Mrs. D. T. Coker and her son Otis spent Sunday in Blanket visiting Rev. Lloyd Coker and family.

D. T. Coker Otis Blanket Rev Lloyd Coker

Santa Letters To Be Featured In Christmas Edition

The Chief’s annual Christmas Edition will publish on Tuesday with Santa letters featured. Readers may mail letters to Santa Box 192, Comanche, for inclusion in the special issue alongside regular news and Christmas features.

Istmas Santa Claus Fea T Comanche Chief Ecember Santa

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Nin Abel Amief Re’'S Getion 1 NTA JO Bere BURKS Lucan Hildren Tice County AN I CHS Mrs. Montgomery Evergreen Cemetery The Hamilton County Benjamin Franklin Carlie and Mollie Elizabeth Townsend Carslie E. C. Montgomery ESA Sorority Scoggins RiChives Bobby Arthur Martha Chilton Joe W. Harper Euell Arthur Comanche County Heart Fune Comanche County Heart Association Arthur Ferner Heart John A. Meyers Swindle Watchmaking
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