Harmony Returns to A M College and Local Social Notes
Harmony Wilhelm returns to A M College after visiting parents between semesters. Mr and Mrs Bonnie Horton receive a miscellaneous shower at the club house with many gifts. Patsy Wilhelm visits Miss Louana Cox in Proctor. Steve Wilhelm and Goldthwait 4 H Club members travel to Houston for a Livestock Show calf entry. A W Wilhelm and Curtis visit relatives near Gustine. Layton Rogers and Sheila Beth return from East Texas visit. Harold Easley visits his parents here for the weekend. A W Wilhelm and Patsy attend singing at Gartmans View Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilhelm Curtis Wilhelm
A&m College
Bonnie Horton
Patsy Wilhelm
Louana Cox
Proctor
Steve Wilhelm
Gus Wilhelm
Goldthwaite
Houston
A. W. Wilhelm
Curtis
L. F. Dearson
W. F. Robinson
Gustine
Layton Rogers
Sheila Beth
East Texas
Harold Easley
Belve Bean
Patsy
Gartman’s View
Home Between Semesters Visitor From East Texas
Billy Jones a senior at East Texas State Teachers College Commerce was home for the in between semester holidays visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Jones The Deluge occurred about 2350 Cc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Jones
East Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
Clarence Jones
CHS Honor Roll Is Released
Comanche High School lists term honor roll with seniors Alice Steele Sue Barrett Victor Meyers Bessie Johnson Ross Clayton Linda Reed Sue Keating Cynthia Keeler Diane McGlothlin Richard Bean John Spruil Dale Carmichael Joy Nan Taber Juanell Couch Bobby Radford John Beaty Jerry Gregory Joyce Helmsley Janis Gresham Peggy Levisay Lloyd Biggs seniors and many juniors sophomores freshmen named. The list highlights starred term honorees and includes numerous students across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Steele
Sue Barrett
Victor Meyers
Bessie Johnson
Ross Clayton
Linda Reed
Sue Keating
Cynthia Keeler
Diane McGlothlin
Richard Bean
John Spruil
Dale Carmichael
Joy Nan Taber
Juanell Couch
Bobby Radford
John Beaty
Jerry Gregory
Joyce Helmsley
Janis Gresham
Peggy Levisay
Lloyd Biggs
Shirley Godfrey
Glen Ellis
Joycee Cottrell
Bobby Huffstutler
Sue Hicks
Mila Henson
Dora Jones
Margaret Slider
Gaynell Thomas
Jan Vaught
Virginia Parker
Genetha Johnston
Sue Hoff
Henrietta Taylor
Jan Rogers
Jessica Reese
Jo Ann McGuire
Jane Bradley
Patsy Decker
Tom Cunningham
Nancy Croker
Janice McCasland
Virginia Cleere
Linda Bragg
Lt. Fails Receives Air Force Silver Wings
Second Lieutenant James C. Fails of Comanche and Rt. 1 Comanche Texas completes USAF Basic Pilot School Multi Engine class 53 A 1 and earns silver wings. A Texas A&M chemical engineering graduate 1950 and Comanche High School 1944 alumnus he previously worked as a natural gas engineer before entering the Air Force in 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Air Force Base
Texas
James C. Fails
Rt. 1
Comanche
Fifty Years Of Married Life For Harrisons
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hanson of the Proctor community celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with friends and family gathering at the Hanson home. The event featured dominoes and checkers, a cake from their son and daughter in law, and a toast to the couple known as Walt and Coy among local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hanson
Proctor
Hanson
Walt
Jess Hanson
Carl Barry
Ronald Collinsworth
Jess Dixon
H. G. Babb
Arthur Bear
Jess Saverance
Bill Sears and Jerry
John Lee
Roy Davis
Alma Gregory
Leland Hancock and Kenny
Gertie Little
J. B. Hancock
Myrtle Chisholm
W. E. Belyeu
Mas
W. H. Dean
L. L. Belyeu
Bill Bradley
Durward Belyeu
Clifton Hanson
Walt” and
Coy
Coyotes Switch Diet From Meat to Garden Crops in Texas
South Texas coyotes increasingly eat vegetable crops as land development reduces natural prey. Predator Control Supervisor John E. Hearn says reduced wilderness forces coyotes toward farm products, though they still crave meat. A rancher report notes coyotes raiding a 70 acre melon patch and poisoning baits. three dead animals followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Texas
John E. Hearn
Cotuulla
Game and Fish Commission
Hearn
Texas Game and Fish Magazine
Lockett Praises City After Comanche Football Meet
A letter from Lockett Public Schools thanks Comanche for hospitality during the 6 man football championship at Comanche. The district reports sending and returning photos, appreciating the town's cooperation and friendliness. The note is signed by Stacia Scott business manager and Mrs. Luther Streit sponsor. Delaware is noted as having three counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockett Public Schools
Gustine Tigers
Comanche
Lockett
Stacia Scott
Luther Streit
Coan's Independents Over Cisco College in Wednesay Prep
Coan's Independents, a strong girls basketball team, defeated Cisco Junior College 30 to 28 in a preliminary game before the Whiskered Wizards contest at the local gym. The Cisco squad led early, but Coan's trailed until the second quarter and pulled ahead in the final minutes with a last minute stall to secure the win. M M Mullican of Lampasas visited Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wizards
Hugh Coan
Independents
Cisco Junior College
Cisco College
Coan
Brownwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Comanche High School
W. L. Morris
Myrtle Levis
Joe Walker
Jane Cagle
Jean Ann Stanton
Bill Curry
la Gene Manchester
Vera Mae Howell
Harold Fritts
Billie Faye Anderson
Elizabeth Williams
David Beene
Nancy Pinson
Rita Joyce Chancellor
Charlene Matthews
Elete Barkley
Dee Hicks
Mernell Vineyard
Harold Lee Price
Laquita McGuire
Donald Ray Steele
Patsy Atwood
Fut Sullivan
Jeraldine Smith
Patsy Westfall
Lillie Galliga
Gaylord Ross
Barbara Kirkland
la Rae Swindle
Jeannine Gleaton
Katherine Wilson
Bethel McDaniel
Barbara Wilson
Kenneth Henson
Jack Pettit
Harold Norwood
Zulean Fisher
Bartlett Mary
Carolyn Bear
Gertrude Rackley
Dalphna Hicks
Johhny Ellis
Denella Coker
Ernest Straley
Dolly Madison
Jewels
America
Valentine
Senator
Tupin
Fails
Silver Wings
Donald Woolsey
Jean
Tucumcari, N. M
E. W. Wool- Comanche
Sen
Harrisons
Delaware
Coan’s Independents
Cisco Collee
M. M. Mullican
Lampasas
Mullican’s Department
National Laboratories
Labr
California
Chrysler
Dudley Bros
Central
Comanche, Texas
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