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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1969

Page

12

Maidens and Indians win. Clyde upset by locals in district clash

The Indian Maidens defeated Clyde 62 to 46 to clinch undisputed first place in AA District. Sarah Fletcher led with 36 points as Comanche built a 43-32 lead by the end of the third. The Indians beat Clyde Bull dogs 65 to 50, holding Murray Edwards to 22 points. Dubbie Preston led the Indians with 22 in a 2-1 district record.

Leta Andrews Comanche Sarah Fletcher Susan Hicks Judy Gleaton Rhonda Lubke Wayne Preston Indians Redskins Clyde Bulldogs Murray Edwards Edwards Dubbie Preston Billy Williams Chris Evridge Max Parker Kim Cockerham

Report of Condition for The First State Bank Gustine 1968

State Bank of Gustine Texas reports assets total 1 686 355.03 with cash and bank balances 437 028.16 and loans 749 090.13. Liabilities total deposits 1 559 855.03 including demand and time deposits. capital accounts total 126 500.00. Signed by cashier C Willingham and notarized January 10 1969.

State Bank No First State Bank of Gustine United States Willingham C. Willingham NE. Palmer Eva Compton Edward Leatherwood Wayne Adams C. FE Leatherwood State of Texas Comanche Myrtle Russell

The Ty Clemons Show Air Schedule

A compact broadcast rundown lists Ty Clemons shows at 10:30 10:55 and 11:00 12:00 12:05 with Weather News at 5:05 and World of Sports at 6:00 On-air weather and local news segments precede sign off at 6:45 RN Channel 3 cable TV.

TY Clemons Texas State Network TSN World OF Sports TV Clemons

Final Rites For Mrs. Cox 67

Miss Ora Ethel Cox of Comanche died January 17 in a local hospital at age 67. Services were held January 18 at 2 p.m. at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with LeRoy Woolsey officiating. Burial was in Barbee Cemetery with her nephews as pallbearers. She was born March 12, 1901 in Comanche County and belonged to the Baptist church. Survived by sister Mrs. Holley Collins of Temple and six brothers Hester Charlie of Comanche Arvey Leader of Dublin Barnes Mills County and Roy Cox of Odessa. Special thanks to hospital staff and to family friends and funeral home staff.

Ora Ethel Cox E. Fleming Comanche Comanche Funeral Home LeRoy Woolsey Barbee Cemetery Miss Cox Comanche County The Baptist Church Holley Collins Temple Hester Charlie Arvey Leader Dublin Barnes Mills County Roy Cox Odessa

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