Indian Maidens Battle De Leon In Thriller at Ve Gym
Comanche and De Leon met in a tight game with De Leon leading early but Indian Maidens pulling ahead by half. Mary Jean Scrub scored 30 for Comanche before fouling out as Bradley Henry and Andress contributed for the Bearcats who kept the pressure, while Comanche guards slowed Scrub and spurred a late stall to seal a 49 46 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve Municipal Gynasium
de Leon
Comanche
Mary Jean
Scrub) Andress
Bearcats
Bradley
Henry
Smith
Woods
Johnson
Spivey
Indians
Andress
Weatherford
Gorman
Pottsville Teams Rally In Close Wins At Mullin
Pottsville boys edge Mullin 46 to 43 after trailing by 11 at halftime while the maidens defeat Mullin 51 to 34. Friday gains continue as Pottsville boys win 66 to 37 and girls 51 to 29. Next Tuesday Pottsville hosts Gustine in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Man
Mullin
Pottsville
Sidney
Gustine
Comanche Girls and Stephenville Boys Split Action Here
The Comanche Indians beat Stephenville girls 34-24 to keep their district record intact while Stephenville’s boys won the other two games. The Comanche A team fell 35-46 and the B team lost 15-30 as Stephenville pressed on with strong defense and steady scoring led by Eric Looney and Dalton Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenville Yellowjacket
CHS Lassies
Stephenville
Comanche
Stephenville Girls
Looney
Jackets
Eric Looney
Comanche Rand
Leatherman
Savage
Jones
D. Hicks
Goforth
Price
Ellis
Coulter
McRee
Girl Scout Troops Elect Officers and Plan Badges
Girl Scout Troop No. 9 elected officers led by Mrs. Dick Armstrong and Mrs. John Earl Williams with Sherry Ross as president and Janice Isham as vice president. They discussed requirements for the Second Class badge and served Eskimo pies. Troop No. 8 elected Peggy Godfrey as president and Ann Weeks as secretary-treasurer to fill vacancies. The active group, led by Mrs. Chilton, prepares ten equipment kits for Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Armstrong
John Earl Williams
Sherry Ross
Janice Isham
Virginia Kay Cobb
Judy Kay McCullough
Deanna Durham
Peggy Godfrey
Joyce Waldrop
Ann Weeks
Martha Merritt
Indians Beat Mineral Wells 68 54 In District 9 AA Clash
The Comanche Indians earned their best win of the year by defeating the Mineral Wells Mountaineers 68 to 54 in a District 9 AA game. Dalton Hicks led the Indians with 23 points, 18 in the first half, while Bill Goforth added 11 and 8 boards. Cardwell paced Mineral Wells with 17 points, Knight held to 8, and Thomas added 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Indians
Mineral Wells Mountaineers
Indians
Mineral Wells
D. Hicks
Dalton Hicks
Perod
Bill Goforth
Goforth
Price
Ellis
McRee
Weldon Hicks
Coulter
Cardwell
Thomas
Knight
Local Families Visit and Reunions Across Texas
Sidney and De Leon families visit kin in the area. White Point and Fort Worth relatives travel to see Edna McCullough and Grady Hutchins. Hospitalized G W Winters receives care in Ranger while others visit churches and attend gatherings in Comanche Indian Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Stewart
Indian Creek
Herman Evans
Comanche
Walter Rice
Wayne Woolsey
Fort Worth
C. N. Weaver
de Leon
Leonard Brace
White Point
Edna McCullough
Henry Huff
Buchanan Dam
Keron Garrison
Grady Hutchins
Frank Bryant
G. W. Winters
Ranger
Hercel Wheeler
Brownwood
Jack Henedrix
Hal Wagnon
Big Bend
Kansas
Walter Rhymes
Sipe Springs
May Armstrong
Eula Redwine
Olan Langley
C. A. Harkey
Dwight and
Dwayne
San Saba
C. C. Stanley
Percy Wright
Round Rock
Stanley Wright
O. R. Feril
Carl Walker
Abilene
Jack Feril
Oldham Feril
Joe Sartor
Neva Jond Johnnie
Odessa
A. C. Aken
Local Business Directory Fragments Include De Leon Firms
A readable OCR list reveals numerous Texas businesses by name and type such as Golden Oak Milling Co, Higginbotham Bros, Humble Oil Co, De Leon Peanut Co, Weaver Drug, Dabney Hardware, Shelby Drug, Mahan Chevrolet, Gayle D Adams, Gustine Mercantile, and others. The fragmentary page enumerates suppliers, retailers, and service providers across industries from groceries and hardware to auto parts and banking, reflecting a dense early commerce landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Oak Milling Co
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
F. & M. National Bank
Texas Electric
Humble Oil Co. J. Doss Miller de Leon Peanut Co
Weaver Drug Man’s Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jian Maidens Ke Thriller
Om de Leon
Trey
Higginbotham Grocery Dept
Ream AN
DERBY
Kimbell
Iamond Jackeyed Peas
Charmin
Norris Insurance
South Side Square
Pottsville Girls
Stephenville Boys
Mary Jean Andress
Jane Bradley
Maxine Henry
Ward
Gene Coulter
Lonnie Leatherman
Fg.ft.pf
W. Hicks Roberton
Goforth Roberts
Price Ellis Lethrman
Coulter Jones
Denie Oo
Lee Woods Carpenter
Sg.t
Anderson Bradley Hall
Smith Sparks
Woods Johnson
N. Carter
R. Snow
Machster
M. Carter
Awnshine
Cowan Hooks Roberts
Yancy
Girl Scout News
Girl Scout
Ee. Ae
W. Hicks
Beyers
Dy Burris
Cardwel
Wisslinel
Westlake and
Hill
Temple
Comanche Mineral Wells Fg.ft.pf
B. Burris Price
Beyers Ellis
Garrett Goforth
Knight Coulter
Scott McRee
D. Burris
Cisco
Gomanche County
Livestock Association
WM. C. Chilton
Ira Clemons
C. M. Caraway
W. B. Barret
J. H. Bumpas
Sutton Dudley
Z. L. Koonce
Cliff Pettit
R. E. Seay
Boyd Anthony
John Burton
W. M. Durham JR
Park
Huntington
Porter Franks
Gayle Adams
Carl Rollins
James Aldridge
Hezzie Dean
John Robertson
Morris Dean
A. E. Boyd JR
FFA
P. H. Isham
Billy Patton
Claude McPherson
Andy’s
Paul’s
Deral Bolton
Dabney Hardware
Farmer’s Supply
Shelby Drug
Faast Lumber
B. A. Howell
Roland Miller
Black Drug
W. D. Starkie
E. C. Seay
Damon Hall
B. Ray McCorkle
D. E. Steele
J. P. Coffee
Joseph Sartor
JRB Super Market
Hathcock Appliance
Norman's Shop
North Side Cafe
Oswell Brightman
William Calhoun
Majestic Theater
Smith Motors
Piggly Wiggly
Joe Tupin
Bonser’s Print Shop
Gene Carter
John D. Clark
Dick Thorp
Jim Bumpas
Don P. Chester
John Robertson Greene & Waring
Comanche National Bank Sartor Cleaners
Jim Fanning
Proffitt Studio
Burton Bros
Robert Eaton Higginbotham Insurance Co
Blackwood Hospital
Castle B. Ellis
Clemons Motor Co
Burton & Goodson
Pudley Bros
Comanche Funeral Home
Baxter’s Place County Officials
P. M. Fagan
Wayde Frey
W. L. Morris
J. H. Arthur
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