Maidens Face Bowie in Bi-District Clash at Granbury
The Comanche Indian Maidens with a 26-1 record meet Bowie in Granbury Tuesday night at 8 for Bi-District honors. Under Leta Andrews the team seeks a regional bid in Denton after a strong season. key players include Frick, Davis, Mankin, and the Andrews sisters.
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Debbie Carnes
Tanna Shaw
Janice Boyd
Katie Wilkerson
Connie Mankin
Cyndra Frick
Linda Mazurek
Jennifer McDougal
Fredda Davis
Kemberly Renshaw
Linda Andrews
Sara Westmoreland
Sissy Andrews
Bowie Girls
Granbury
Leta Andrews
Stephenville
Crawford
ACC
Clifton
Hardin Simmons Tourney Baird
Ol Bronte
Coahoma
Granbury Tourney
Lipan
First Baptist Church of Comanche 100th Anniversary Week
The First Baptist Church of Comanche marks 100 years this month with February 17 to 22 set for a preaching week featuring interim pastor James B. Franklin among guest preachers. A February faith campaign aims for 400 in Bible study each Sunday as part of the centennial observance.
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First Baptist Church
Comanche
James B. Franklin
Comanche ISD finances in good condition amid back tax suits
Comanche Independent School District finances are reported sound by CISD Tax Collector James Bachus. As of February 1 collections total $277,676 against the $262,751 budget, with $260,344 collected for 1973 and $17,331 in delinquent taxes. Back tax suits will target two or more years delinquent. T. N. Walker announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace Precinct No. 1, listing Democratic Primary entry as his first bid.
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Comanche — Independent
James Bachus
CISD
McDougal Announces Candidacy for Comissioner Precinct 2
John B. McDougal of Gustine declared his run for Comanche County Commissioner Precinct No 2. He and wife Mary run a livestock farm and trucking business in Gustine, has lived there 20 years, and is an Air Force veteran who served in the Pacific Theater. His father Eddie McDougal previously held the same office.
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T. N. Walker
N. Mary
Comanche
Justice of the Peace
Walker
Neeta
Sidney
Comanche County
Charles
Granbury
John B. McDougal
Gustine
McDougal
Mary
Pettit Baptist Church
Eddie McDougal
Contested Races Develop In Comanche County
Contested races emerge as filing closes in Comanche County. Incumbents and several newcomers enter or expand fields for county offices including Judge County Clerk Treasurer District Clerk and Justice positions. State candidates also announce for governor lieutenant governor attorney general and other statewide posts.
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Comanche County
Roy Thomas
Betty Conway
Azalea Ellis
Ruth Page
Howard Baker
Justice of the Peace
Pet. 5
Johnny Livingston
Elvis Fielding
Joan Lee
Don Johnson
T. N. Walker
Albert Brannan
Dale E. Scott
Ottis Fields
Henry Spalding
John McDougal
Derwin Nabors
Billy Patton
Robert Barnes
Dolph Briscoe
Uvalde
Jim Granbury
Lubbock
Odeil McBrayer
Fort Worth
Henry Grover
Houston
Ramsey Muniz
Corpus Christi
Raza Unida
Frances Farenthold
Steve Alexander
Waco
Bill Hobby
Troy Skates
Leander
Gaylord Marshall
Dallas
John Hill
Austin
Tom Cole
Bob Bullock
Hugh Edburg
Buddy F. Kirk
Nick Rowe
McAllen
Schools Close in Comanche County Amid Illness Outbreak
H. R. Jefferies, superintendent of Comanche schools, announced schools will close Monday after 196 absences. Classes resume Thursday. Gustine remains open while Sidney and De Leon have closed due to illness.
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Comanche
H. R. Jefferies
Gustine
Sidney
de Leon
Fielding Announces Candidacy for County Superintendent
Elvis Fielding of Comanche declared his bid for county superintendent subject to May Democratic primary voter action. He lists a long service record in the Navy and Air Force, teaching, pastoring at Liberty Free Will Baptist Church, and ongoing studies at Southern Methodist University with a life underwriter role.
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Elvis Fielding
E. College
Comanche
Fielding
Liberty Free Will Baptist Church
Southern Methodist University
Livingston for Judge in May Democratic Primary
Johnny Livingston of Comanche announces the candidacy of Livingston for County Judge in the May Democratic Primary. A longtime local grocer with farming roots, he lives at 307 East College with wife Ruby, two children and a granddaughter. He served four years in the U.S. Army in World War II and plans a formal statement later.
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Johnny Livingston
Comanche
Livingston
Mercer Gap
307
East College
Ruby
Livingstons
Paul
Dallas
Herschel
Vickie) Strawn
Nicole
Paul Livingstons
Baptist Church
Mrs. Lee Enters Race for County School Superintendent
Joan Lee, housewife and former public school teacher, entered the race for County School Superintendent ahead of the May Democratic Primary. She and her husband Robert D. Lee live on a farm in the Hasse-Lake Proctor area with their two children Joe and Vicky. Lee earned a Bachelors from North Texas State in 1954 and a Masters in Education from Howard Payne College in 1961.
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Joan Lee
Lee
Robert D. Lee
Joe
Vicky
Hasse-Lake Proctor
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Maidens
Bowie
J.P
Denton
Midway
Johnson
Sue Hall
Steven
Gartman View
W. P. Johnson
Comanche High School
Johnson Fruit
Brownwood
Gartman View Free Will Baptist Church
Justice of Peace No. 1
Dave Taylor
Travis McKinzie
Powell Supply
Bill
Texas
Margaret Novakoski
Madge Johnston
Fern
M and M
Jesse James
Democrat
Bob Armstrong
John White
Zack Fisher
Memphis
Jim Langdon
Mack Wallace
Athens
Fred Garza
State Supreme Court
Sears McGee
Zollie Steakley
Tom Reaviey
C. W. Edwards
North Lane
Mr. Edwards
Jeri
Vicki Harris
Ricky Fielding
Tarlton State University
U.S. Navy
South Pacific
U. S. Air Force
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