Young Farmers of Midway Highlight Dalton Dairy Farm
Dalton and Jean, residents of Midway on Highway, run a diversified farming operation with a dairy herd and 415 acres. Irrigation boosts peanut yields from 18 to 50 bushels per acre, and bermuda pasture supports grazing for cattle. They are active in Farm Bureau and the Young Farmers group, with Dalton serving on the Official Board of the First Methodist Church.
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Dalton
Jean
Ted
Bermuda
Farm Ind
First Methodist
Heart Attack Fatal To Hobart Atterbury
Hobart Atterbury 66 died Tuesday night in a local hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Feb 20 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. S J Isham and Rev. Kenneth Brandon officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery, Comanche. He was born April 10 1897 in Comanche County and survived by his wife Elberta Isham and five siblings. Arkansas is listed as the leading diamond producing state in the nation.
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Hobart Atterbury
Comanche
Rt. 3
Mr. Atterbury
Comanche Funeral Home Chapel
S. J. Isham
Gustine
Kenneth Brandon
Oakwood Cemetery
Brady York
Sam Rehm
Vasco Lee
Belve Bean
Joe Tupin
Opha Cox
Atterbury
Elisha B
Sarah B. Atterbury
Comanche County
Elberta Isham
John A. Atterbury
Knox City
Lewis Atterbury
Lubbock
Boudinot Atterbury
Caddo
Okla
O. K
Eleanor) Jones
Bob
Sallie) Riley
Abilene
Will
Minnie) Williams
Nowata
E. O
Julia) McGuire
Santa Barbara
Calif
Philippia
Paul
Timotheus
Christ
Jesus
Theological Seminary
Israel
Jerusalem
Rome
Constantinople
Iria
Episcopal Church
Synod
Church of Christ
Heaven
Texas
N. Austin
W. Neely
Indians Win District Basketball Title
The Comanche Indians clinched their second consecutive district 8-AA title by defeating the Granbury Pirates 58-42 on their court. The Indians improved to 9-1 in district play while Granbury dropped to 1-? in conference, with Cisco beating Comanche earlier and the Pirates. Dorothea Byrd led the girls in district scoring with 16 points per game over 11 matches, while Sandra Coan and Nan Henson added 12 and 11 respectively. The boys jumped to an 18-3 lead and 37-12 at halftime, with Skip Shumpes scoring 19 and Hugh Fletcher contributing 17 before fouling out. A separate note mentions visitors from Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ripley and daughters Betty and Ginger.
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Comanche Indians
Granbury Pirates
Pirates
Indians
Cisco
Comanche
Indians Pirates
Dorothea Byrd
Sandra Coan
Nan Henson
Hugh Fletcher
Pf Fletcher
Shumpes
Williams Willis Elliott G
Salois
C. Salois
Tupin
Norris
Grenbury
Fg Evans
Everett
Gray Ingram
Whitley Richmond
Granbury
Dublin A
Hamilton
de Leon
Dublin
Stephenville
Granbury Sextet
Rebekah Lodge Holds Regular Meeting and Shower
Rebekah Lodge 206 met Thursday at 7:30 with 18 members. A pink and blue shower honored retiring secretary Mrs Betha Davis as gifts were exchanged. A program and refreshments followed. An initiation is planned for February 27 at 7:50.
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Comanche Rebekah Lodge 206
Betha Davis
Rebekahs
Revival Led by Rev Piez Todd at Archer City
Pastor Rev Piez Todd of the First Methodist Church conducted a revival this week in Archer City attracting local worshippers and promising renewed faith and community outreach.
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Piez Todd
First Methodist Church
Archer City
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