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Comanche Chief in Comanche, Texas

13 Jan 1961

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Comanche Chief

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Comanche, Texas, United States of America

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Jan 13, 1961

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7

Indians Sweep Two From Eastland In Girls Also Delayed

The Comanche Indians defeated Eastland Mavericks in both B and A games 35-30 and 49-37. Rusty Durham scored 14 while Jimmy Walker led with 15. Eastland’s McClesky matched 15 for the guests. A girls game was canceled by illness and rescheduled as a doubleheader Saturday night.

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Comanche Indians Eastland Mavericks Eastland Rusty Durham Braves Jimmy Walker Indians McClesky Roy Hufstutler Harold Perkins Billy Lewis Comanche Walker Wheat Brightman Dendy Dublin de Leon Hamilton Granbury
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Vesta Davis Closes Comanche Dining Hall on McKinzie Property

Miss Vesta Davis ended nine years of family style meals at her Comanche dining hall on the McKinzie Hotel grounds last Friday. She has moved to De Leon to cook at Nig's Cafe, ending a local era of 25 cent meals and steady travel trade to the hall.

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Comanche Vesta Davis McKinzie Hotel Vesta de Leon Nig’s Miss Vesta George McKinzie
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Flora Nichols and Jim Power Wed at Sweet Water Church

Flora Nichols and Jim Power were married at 8 p.m. Sunday January 8 at Sweet Water Baptist Church with Rev. Don Burton officiating. The bride’s daughter Mrs Don Keel of Fort Worth was present as matron of honor and best man Mr Keel assisted. A reception followed and relatives and friends attended. Town boasts 25 percent of all Grade A soil in the U.S.

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Flora Nichols Jim Power Sweetwater Baptist Church Don Burton Don Keel Fort Worth Keel Bob Greasett Lee Jordan Don Chester
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