Comanche Cagers Sweep Hamilton In Close Twin Bill
The Comanche teams beat Hamilton in both games Friday night. Maidens win 27 25 in overtime with Dorothea Byrd scoring 14 and Nan Henson 8. Boys game sees Conance edge Hamilton 26 23 as Connie Elliott nets 18 and Billy Williams 16, with Shumpes grabbing 10 rebounds.
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Willis Williams
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McAndrews
Thompson Wartick
A. Jones
Students Earn A Honor Roll Distinction Across Classes
The third six weeks saw math honors tied among grade levels with juniors leading a list of A honor roll recipients. Sophomores, seniors, and freshmen followed with multiple named students across categories. Additionally, a separate Nevada report notes the discovery of diamonds of poor quality.
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Mathomores
Growth dollars: invest with us for bigger purchases
The ad touts growth dollars that work harder to grow savings year after year, enabling major family buys like a car. It encourages stopping in to open a savings account where your dollar grows bigger and buys more.
Guest Minister To Speak At Local Church
Wiheerd HO Smith from Austin Seminary will be guest pastor at the Comanche Presbyterian Church on Sunday February 9. He holds a BA in international relations from Southwestern at Memphis and has worked as an engineer draftsman and personnel supervisor. He served four years in the U S Army in Korea Okinawa and the United States. He belongs to Crooks Road Presbyterian Church in Memphis.
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Sidert O
Austin Presbyterian Thanineion Seminary
Austin
Manche Presbyterian Church
Myr. Smith
Southwestern
Memphis
Forrest City
Arkansas
U. S. Army
Korea
Okinawa
United States
Crooks Road Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Ethel Smith Taken By Death
Mrs. Ethel Smith died after a life in Comanche County born September 25, 1888. Funeral services were held at the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with interment at Oakwood Cemetery. She was survived by three sons Floyd Clarence Atlas. two daughters Agron Davis and T E Dutton. brothers Lee and Charlie Matthews. twelve grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren.
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Smith
Comanche Funera Home Chapel
Lloyd Horton
Oakwool Cemetery
Comanche County
Congregational Methodist Church
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Floyd Smith
Garland
Clarence Smith
Abiene
Atlas Smith
Midland
Agron Davis
Dublin
T. E. Dutton
Baird
Lee Matthews
Charlie Matthews
Comanche Chief Ad Offers Printing Supplies
The Comanche Chief advertises mimeograph paper ink correction fluid and misc telegraph supplies. Also thanks readers with thanks cards featured in the page continuation.
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Hobbs artist Ann Mann gains notice for oil paintings
Hobbs New Mexico resident Ann Mann daughter of Therman and Mrs McCullough Comanche High School alum features in a Hobbs weekly article by Raymond F Waters Her first show includes 20 oil works created in recent months at Rose Art and Framing Center opening Saturday and Sunday with emphasis on landscapes still lifes portraits and bold color.
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Hobbs
New Mexico
Therman McCullough
Comanche
Comanche High School
N. A
Raymond F. Waters
Waters
Comtanchean
North Cielo
Rose Art and Framing Center
West Dunham
Mrs. Mann
Texas
Medie
Jerry Wright
Adolph Proffitt
H. O. Kelley
Now Is The Time To Plant Your Fruit Trees
County Agent Angus Dickson Jr notes timing for West Cross Timers area fruit trees. Tom Denman recommends peach cultivars Cardinal Dixies Ranger Redglobe Jefferson and Wibertas with pruning and spray schedule. Leaflet L-245 guides insect and disease control. Plum choices include Sapa Bruce and Methley with pollinator guidance.
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Angus Dickson, JR
Tom Denman
West Cross
Office Furniture Ad Highlights Top Lines and Cabinets
An advertisement for OFFICE FURNITURE promotes filing cabinets office desks and chairs from well known lines. It mentions The Comanche Chief and notes a historical sidelight that the first synthetic rubies were produced in 1895.
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