Indian Maidens Lose Overtime Thriller At Cross Plains
In Cross Plains Monday night the Comanche Indian Maidens fell 49 to 51 in overtime. Mary Jean Andress led Comanche with 32 points, while Cross Plains three forwards shared scoring evenly. Andress also went 14 of 16 free throws. awards followed for Andress and Twell Cagle in the German tournament.
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Cross Plains
Comanche
Mary Jean Andress
Andress
Bradley
CHL
Henry
Woods
Smith
Cagle
Reed
Vineyard
CHS
Marguerite Ross
Twell Cagle
Goldthwaite Schools names long-term superintendent contract
J. T. Jones, who has led Goldthwaite Schools since last July, received a new three year contract. Ray Aiken, the coach, was reelected.
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J. T. Jones
Goldthwaite
Ray Aiken
Week end Visits Highlight Local Freewill Baptist Home
Van Dyke and Herman Brooks families, including two daughters, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wilson during regular preaching dates. John C. Brinson hosted his son in law Mr. Jack Nance and daughter at their home with Mrs. Nance from Crane. Ammi Tiner spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with his brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Boynton in Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Brooks
Abilene
Jesse Wilson
Freewill
G. E. Boynton
Cross Roads Store Returns Home After Two Weeks Visit
Local notes list visitors from Fuule Abilene Gorman and Stanton including Mrs Elbert Steele and daughter Mrs Dorothy Coker. Measles illness affects Little Minta Star Colbough while community repairs a building for a new town house. Pastor Britt Towery of Fort Worth preached at South Copperas Baptist Church with other local visits recorded.
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W. T. Coker
Bert Cox
Fuule
Bannister
Abilene
Fred Coker
Gorman
Elbert Steele
Daughters
Stanton
Bill Steele
Little Minta Star Colbough
Henry Drennan
J. C. Drennan
Deloris
San Antonio
Lloyd Coker
Dorothy Coker
Sidney
Floyd Coker
Floyd Coker. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Northcutt, Ladcutt
Lilly Faye
Edd Colbough
J. D. Scott
Elmer LaRoque
Herbert LaRoque
W. C. Cox
Dwight Jones
Pecos
Bert Stanley
Roy Baker
Ralph
Earl Girared
Ruby Warren
Marion Fagan
Fort Worth
Jesse Fagan
J. H. Jones
Britt Towery
South Copperas Baptist Church
Jean Rachels
Jim EB. Wells
Sweetwater
Dave Auvenshine
Luther Auvenshine
Beattie
Nyle Janes
Cleburne
REA Power Reserve Holds Meeting Here
Members from twelve Rural Electrification Cooperatives met in a one day Power Reserve Clinic. W. J. Parks notes the meeting covered cooperative problems. REA Auditor H. M. Buchanan and Field Representative M. W. Merchant attended. Also mentions Brownwood hospital visit of relatives.
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W. J. Parks
REA
H. M. Buchanan
Tyler
M. W. Merchant
Abilene
Uncle Sam Whitlock Dies After Long Illness in Comanche
Longtime Van Dyke resident Uncle Sam Whitlock died at a Comanche hospital last Friday after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held at the local Missionary Baptist Church Saturday afternoon with interment in Zion Hill Cemetery. Several relatives and visitors from Brownwood and nearby communities attended and church services were held by Rev. Sullivent.
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Sam” Whitlock
van Dyke
Comanche
Mr. Whitlock
Missionary Baptist Church
Zion Hill Cemetery
Bill Sullivent
Inez
Bill
Brownwood
G. L. Stewart
Sullivent
Dublin
Roy McNutt
J. H. McNutt
Winston McNutt
Bruce
Dallas
Lee Spruill
Spruill Family Visitation Highlights Fort Worth Trip
Mr and Mrs Ralph Spruill spent last weekend in Fort Worth visiting relatives. The Brattons Brownwood area also noted as visiting their son and his family.
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Mrs
Ralph Spruill
Fort Worth
the Hom
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Cross Roads
C. E. LaRoque
REA Power Reserve
C. D. Stovall
A. B. McLaughlin
Memorial Hospital
Exa
Clyde Honer
Abilene Beauty Center
Amity Community Club
M. L. Geye
Lamkin
Clemons Motor
Comanche, Texas
By Jesse Tiner
Ford Trucks
Ast
F.D.A.F
Clemons Motor CO
E. Bratton
Truman Bratton
Jo Clementine and
Florine
Rooney
Dolly Madison
President 21 Jewels
Miss America
Laura
Senator
American Eagle
Ruth
Park Lane
Jewels
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