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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1954

Page

9

Stephenville edges Erath County in district playoff thriller

In a tight best of 3 battle, Stephenville Jackets beat Erath County Indians 38-35 after a 35-35 deadlock late. Roberson made a late layup and free throw to seal the win as McRee led Indian scoring with 11 and Looney topped the Jackets with 11.

Ach Herman Moore Inthriller Stephenville Roberson Jackets Quarty Indians Robert McRee Dalton Hicks Weldon Hicks Billy Goforth Glen Ellis Harold Price Looney

Comanche Tops Stephenville In Season Finale Tilt

In a tight finish, Stephenville edges Comanche 47 35 as Eric Looney leads with 18 points. Dalton Hicks fouls out late, Coach Moore misreads the coin toss, and the game closes the season with Stephenville claiming the tilt. Also an ad notes a 40x60 rock storage building for rent in front of the Post Office via Darrell H. Smith.

Comanche Stephenville D. Hicks Looney W. Hicks Ltherman Goforth Savage Jones McRee Roberts Peiee Robertson Stephenville Sg Comanche Stephenville Fe. Ft.pf Stherman It Savage Els Prices C's F Comanche Ag Il Robert McRee Dalton Hicks Weldon Hicks Glenn Ellis Eric Looney Moore Darrell H. Smith Smith Motors

Funeral Rites Held For Benjamin F. Scott At Zion Hill

Funeral services for Benjamin Franklin Scott were conducted at the Primitive Baptist Church in De Leon on Sunday February 14. Interment followed in Zion Hill Cemetery. Scott 79, a lifelong De Leon resident, died February 12 in De Leon Hospital. Survived by widow Ellen Scott four daughters four sons two brothers a sister 22 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. A male quartet sang hymns with piano accompaniment as pallbearers and flower bearers were named. Visitors in the Scott home included Calvin Horn and several relatives.

Benjamin Franklin Scott Primitive Baptist de le M. L. Welch Zion Hill Cemetery Henry Scott Ellen Scott Downing Mmes Rosie Flanagan Comanche Annie Sledge Odessa Mollie Wilson San Saba Oma Loudermilk John Dean Scott Anda Scott Other Scott Bagdad Arizona Tom Scott Don Scott Ellea Scott Messrs Homer Gafford C. L. Mahon, Jr al Strasner W. A. Morgan Clara Gray Scott Home M. Scott Calvin Horn Denver Colo Bassett San Angelo John Ward Sidney Edna Stevens de Leon

For Sale 200 Bales Johnson Grass Hay

Mrs M S Wallace lists 200 bales Johnson grass hay for sale and provides contact by phone 736. Mrs E A Manning of Lubbock and Mrs Louise Hunter of California visited friends in Comanche over the weekend.

M. S. Wallace E. A. Manning Lubbock Louise Hunter California Comanche

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Ans Kose Ice Drug Store Pliance Dept W. B. Sartor Panhandle Station Central Hughes’ Fruit Stand Texas Joseph M. Sartor Olen Zion Hill Benjamin F. Scott Mr. Scott Comanche County de Leon Hospital The Glen Flanagan Billy Jack Scott Raymond Sledge R. L. Flanagan Gene Sledge Jake Sledge VAC John Deere Dearborn International Harvester John Deere M.T McDaniel Brownwood Hwy James Stewart June Allyson Glenn Miller Story” “Och Charles Drake George Tobias Henry Morgan Frances Langford Louis Armstrong Gene Krupa Ben Pollack Majestic Theatre Western Auto Faye B. Evans
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