Comanche sweeps Dublin in 8-AA basketball doubleheader
Comanche Indians defeat Dublin teams in a pair of 8-AA district games here. The girls win 23-16 as Sue Collins and Mary Ann Cloud lead. the boys roll 55-45 behind Hugh Fletcher 22 and Skipper Shumpes 16 to stay unbeaten in 8-AA at 12-3. Turnout and defense highlight the night.
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Dublin
Jems
Lions
Fred Curry
Lionesses
Jo Horton
Sue Collins
Mary Ann Cloud
Cassie Wilhelm
Judy Hicks
Letha Dunn
Doris Evans
Hugh Fletcher
Shumpes
Comanche
Fletcher
Turney
Dublin Lions
Sift Houf
Jerry Norris
Todd
Elliott
Hcumb Carpenter
Durham
Tupin
Williams
John Norris
Livestock Judging Teams Named for Comanche Show
Robert Willis reports nine additional 4 H clubs entered the Junior Livestock Judging Contest as part of the 28th Annual Comanche County show. Teams from Comanche Newbury Proctor and multiple Sidney units list student members and coaches. A quote on humility closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Willis
Young Farmers
Comanche
Newburg
Proctor
Sidney
Comanche County
Janie Robertson
Carol Carney
Vicki Pipes
Tommy Pipes
John M. Robertson
Nick Pruitt
Richard Janes
Fred Mabe
Kathy Spalding
de Laine Stark
Karen Pruitt
Linda Janes
Hearshal Janes
David Stark
Bobby Wilson
Barbara Clawson
Rita Reed
Jesse Reed
Sammy Carroll
Steve Carroll
Butch Cheek
Richard Burdette
Hearshal Jones
Dennis Burdette
Donnie Ward
David Steele
J. A. Cox
Public relations shift at General Telephone Southwest
Mark F. Cooner will join General Telephone and Electronics as director of public relations on February 1. Joe H. Collyns will replace him, directing PR programs across 268 exchanges in the Southwest five-state area. Cooper has held multiple roles and is active in several Texas civic groups.
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San Angelo
Mark F. Cooner
General Telephone Cormmpany of the Southwest
General Telephone & Electronics Corporation
George W. Griffin, Jr
Cooper
Joe H. Collyns
General of the Southwest
Collyns
Southwest Company
Texas Tourist Council
Texas Public Relations Association
10Th District Advertising Federation of America
National Afa
St. Mark Presbyterian Church
March of Dimes Plans Network of Treatment Centers
The March of Dimes outlines a nationwide effort to finance more than 50 birth defect arthritis and polio treatment centers, with twice as many needed, to provide comprehensive care through expert health teams. Officials say public support fuels progress across 50 chapters and major medical schools from coast to coast.
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National Foundation-March of Dimes
March of Dimes
United States
Basil O’connor
National Fundation March of Dimes
Simprly
Seri
National Foundation
America
Education background of Collins outlined in Texas notice
The record states that in 1959 Collins graduated from Water Valley High School and earned a Master of Education with a major in education and a minor in government from Sul Ross College at Alpine. Before joining General he served as a school administrator for Monahans public schools. He is married with two children, and the Collins reside at 906 Koberlin.
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Water Valley
Texas
Sul Ross College
Alpine
General
Monahans
Collyns
Koberlin
Farmers Union Meeting Planned in De Leon
The Comanche County Farmers Union will hold its regular meeting Thursday January 17 at 7 30 pm in the Chamber of Commerce Building in De Leon. All members are urged to attend and refreshments will be served after the meeting.
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Comanche County Farmers Union
Chamber of Commerce
de Leon
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Jarratt
Adams
Bamber Freeman Turney
Shar Thar Bervenannon
Sharp
Tharkerson
South Side Cafe
MR. and
Mrs
Jack Morgan
Comanche County Electric Co-Operative Ass'n. WM. J
Bill
Comanche, Eastland, Mills, Brown, Callahan and
Stephens Counties
Ip.r. Man
Gen. Telephone
Best
Junior Livestock
Ned Stewart
March of Dimes Pioneers
Atlantic
Pacific
Future Farmers
Hathcock’s
John M
Happy
Hathcock Appliances
Ane
Plymouth
Dudley Bros
Central-Comanche
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