Billye White Dies in Corpus Christi
Billye Joyce White 46 of Corpus Christi died at 8 am Tuesday December 21 in a Corpus Christi hospital after injuries from an automobile pedestrian crash on December 14. Funeral service was December 23 at First Baptist Church Gustine with burial Evergreen Cemetery Comanche Funeral Home. Survivors include daughter Vickie White Lewisville son Carl B White Lewisville mother Gladys Cheney Oklahoma City sister Peggy Bousman Dallas and one grandchild born May 18 1925 was a painter Baptist and WW II veteran.
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Billye Joyce White
Corpus Christi
Mr. White
Evergreen Cemetery
Comanche Funeral Home
Paul Allen
J. D. Walker
Doug Collingsworth
Wade Collins
Sandy White
Kenneth Burks
Vickie White
Lewisville
Carl B. White
Gladys Cheney
Oklahoma City
Peggy Bousman
Dallas
McCowens Visit With Gressetts Across Plains Household
David and Bill McCowen of Cross Plains spent Saturday night and Sunday with their sister and her husband the Harold Gressetts.
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David and
Bill McCowen
Cross Plains
Harold Gressetts
Pioneer preacher to lead service at Comanche church
Dr. William M. Logan, former Union Presbyterian pastor in Brownwood, will preach at First Presbyterian Church Comanche on Sunday at 9 a.m. Holy Communion will be observed. Sunday School follows, with a class for all ages. Visitors welcome. Also noted are visits from Pedro Cervantes of Mexico City, Eldred Carter and Lance of Yuma, and James Fanning of San Marcos.
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William M. Logan
Union Presbyterian Church of
Brownwood
First Presbyterian Church of
Comanche
University Presbyterian Church of
Pedro Cervantes
Mexico City
Eldred Carter
Lance
Yuma
Arizona
James Fanning
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
Jim Fanning
Visit Highlights Holiday Gatherings in Cleburne
Mr and Mrs Brooks Smith and their sons Mark Russell and John joined Mrs Bill Meyers and Stacy of Cleburne to visit the M M Meyers during the holidays. The Bill Meyers family also visited Stacy's parents the S M Deckers in the same period.
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Brooks Smith
Mark
Russell
John
Bill Meyers
Stacy
Cleburne
M. M. Meyers
S. M. Deckers
Bill Evridge
Barber's Point
Hawaii
Navy
Chris Evridge
Beeville
Kim Evridge
Krystal
Copperas Cove
Catherine Evridge
Kim Evridges
Kenneth Tankersleys
Irving
E. H. Denny
C. A. Lundy
Gillette Razor Blades and Linex Nasal Spray Sale
A Gillette Platinum Plus Double Edge Razor Blades pack is priced at $1.39 and a Vicks Linex Decongestant Nasal Spray is advertised for 72 cents. This notice highlights two discount personal care items with exact sale prices.
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Gillette
Vick’s
Sign Up Window Open for 1972 Farm Set-Aside Programs
The Comanche ASCS announces January 17 to February 25 as the sign up period for 1972 voluntary set-aside programs for wheat feed grain and cotton. Farmers must set aside specified percentages of their allotments and may sign up or mail enroll if out of county. The act aims to shift patterns toward more profitable crops with few restricted plantings. Other notes include mailing notices of allotments and contact details for questions. Local families celebrate holidays with relatives from Longview.
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James S. Couch
Comanche Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASCS
Couch
U.S
Comanche County
ASC
County
Ladies Association golf outing and New Year celebration notes
On December 28 three Ladies Association players and a guest golfed at PAR. Maxine Fenimore led low gross in flight two with 56. Dorotha Locke led first in flight four. Deana Evridge participated. The PAR New Year’s Eve ball features a roaring fire, band, and $4.25 per person includes breakfast and black eyed peas at midnight.
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Luesday
Ladies Association
Maxine Fenimore
Dorotha Locke
Deana Evridge
PAR
Starlite
Roger Crawfords
Wade Butlers
N. W. Watsons
Carl Hall
Black Eyed Peas
Bass Clubbers Get Together in Lake Proctor Meeting
The Lake Proctor Bass Club held its thir d organizational meeting Tuesday with 42 members present and 83 total. Prizes awarded included a Mexican Dinner for two to Henry Johnston, a Family Show Pass to Mrs. Buster Cameron, and an Igloo ice chest to Bill Dudley. Remaining prizes went to Buster Cameron, Lester Pucket, Weldon Turner, and Clarice Goforth. The program featured Ted Pemberton and Bob Stone. Next meeting is January 25 at the TP&L Building.
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Lake Proctor Bass Club
Jim
Wanda Oliver
Golden Arrow
Henry Johnston
Charlie Marshall
Majestic Theatre
Buster Cameron
Scottie’s Marine
Bill Dudley
Ted Pemberton
Action Worm Co
Lester Pucket
Maidens Playing in Midway Tournament
Coach Leta Andrews and her Indian Maidens are in the Midway Basketball Tournament this week. The undefeated team opened with West on Wednesday afternoon. The 20 team tourney is rated as one of the top in the state with finals set for New Year’s Eve.
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Leta Andrews
West
Indians Edge Brady For 7th In HP Tournament
Comanche Indians defeated Brady 72 71 to capture seventh place in the Howard Payne Basketball Tournament after losing to Goldthwaite 68 60. Freshman John Waggoner scored 24 points while junior center David Shaw totaled 20 in the loss to San Saba 63 55. The Redskins are set to play Ballinger next Tuesday.
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Edge Brady
Brady
Indians
Goldthwaite
John Waggoner
San Saba
Comanche
David Shaw
Redskins
Ballinger
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Billye White
Corpus
First Baptist Church
Presbterian Church News
Fanning Guests
Durham
VICK
Colgate’s
Jergen
Prescription Pharmacy
Longview
Tom Palmer
Lauri
Kristi
Michael
Pallie Palmer
Gilmore Durham
Gilmore Durhams
Hank Durham
Waco
Evridge
James Wilkerson
David Williams
Williams
Davey
Fort Worth
William
J. C. Williams
Fort Stockton
Camp LeJeune
North Carolina
Capt. Williams
Joseph Morgenstern
Newsweek Beautiful
Pauline Kael
the New Yorker
New York Times
Playboy Magazine
Miller
Rap Panavision
Warner Bros
Kinney Leisure Service
Michael York
Elk Summer
Zepplin
Clemons
Mercury
Devo
Chevrolet
Plymouth
David Robinson
Discount Stores
Dallas Visitor
Louise Huntington
Vicks
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