Maidens and Indians Triumph in District Doubleheader
January 25 1973 Comanche Maidens routed Clyde 81-19 as Lara Spruill scored 30. Indians beat Clyde 65-60 led by David Shaw with 18 points and Eugene Bates 14 as Clyde grabbed 30 rebounds to 26 for the Indians.
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Clyde
Indians
Clyde Girls
Mary Ellen Moreno
Fredda Davis
Lara Spruill
Linda Andrews
Linda Williams
Sissy Andrews
Linda Collins
Jennifer McDougal
Gene Westmoreland
Eage
Clyde Boys
David Shaw
John Waggoner
David Wilkerson
Eugene Bates
Bruce Parker
Quentin Dudley
W,o
Comanche 4-H Club Elects Officers at Court House Meeting
Comanche 4 H Club held its meeting in the courthouse electing Sal ly Key as president Dale Hurst as vice president Berra Dawn Hanks as secretary Billy Helmsley as reporter and Patricia Hicks as council delegate.
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Court House
Sally Key
Dale Hurst
Berra Dawn Hanks
Billy Helmsley
Patricial Hicks
Brendan Davidson
Natalie Lee
Spencer Key
Brent Hanks
Wayne Byrd
Nancy Froh
Phillip McDaniel
Cliff Conway
Jamie Jones
Gary Underwood
DKG Meets in Dublin on Intangibles Panel
Gamma Zeta Chapter met at the Art Annex in Dublin on Saturday January 20 at 2 30 pm. The Personal Growth and Services committee hosted a panel on cultural intangibles with themes Identity Loyalty and Pride. Music followed by tea featured Mrs Ruby Nell Schuman and Miss Marguerite Ross of Comanche. Hostesses were Miss Frances Clay Miss Mollie Grisham and Mrs Hazel Moss of Dublin. Other Comanche attendees included Miss Jewel Werner Mines Carrie Eaton Addie Williams Edna McPherson and Rosemary Scott. Next meeting set for February 17 at PAR Country Club with De Leon members as hosts.
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Gamma Zeta
Art Annex
Dublin
Ruby Nell Schuman
Marguerite Ross
Comanche
Frances Clay
Mollie Grisham
Hazel Moss
Jewel Werner
Mines
Carrie Eaton
Addie Williams
Edna McPherson
Rosemary Scott
Gamma Zeta Chapter
Par Country Club
de Leon
Teachers Meeting of the Comanche Classroom Teachers Association
The Executive Committee met in the Elementary Library on January 15 at 3 45 p m. Mrs June Schuman presided and announced plans for the CCTA dinner on February 8 at 7 p m at PAR Country Club with school administration, board members and wives as guests.
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Comanche Classroom Teachers Association
June Schuman
CCTA
Par Country Club
Schuman
Nancy Clendenin
Charlsie Fanning
Mary Beaty
Sarah Richey
Sharon Evans
Betty Oliver
Bobbie Baccus
Maxine Martin
Ruby Schuman
Marguerite Ross
A. E. Boyd, Jr
De Leon Rites For Carl Young
Carl Young 73 formerly of De Leon died of natural causes at his Longview home. Funeral services were held at Nabors Memorial Chapel in De Leon with burial in De Leon Cemetery. Born January 16, 1900 in De Leon he married Lillian Tate in 1923. Survivors include son John of Longview, sister Mrs Bennie Belyeu, six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Carl Young
de Leon
Longview
Nabors
Lillian Tate
Young
Sun Oil Co
John
Bennie Belyeu
Newburg 4-H Club Installs Officers at Meeting
Cheryl White reports the Newburg 4-H Club met with refreshments served by Mrs Bill Blue. Old business covered the live stock show and Share the Fun. Officers named Glen president Keith vice president Betty secretary Cheryl reporter. Speeches planned by Darrell Riewe Roll of the junior 4-H Leader and Karen Roberson on citizenship in 4-H. Meeting dismissed.
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Cheryl White
Newburg
Bill Blue
Glen
Keith
Betty
Cheryl
Sandy Blue
Darrell Riewe
Karen Roberson
Comanche JV Maidens Claim Tournament Title
The Comanche Junior Varsity Maidens won the 2nd tournament by defeating Hamilton 38-21 in the finals. Sara Westmoreland led with 18 points in the final after a 25 point opening game against Cisco, supported by Debbie Carnes 13 and Beth Proffitt 6. Hamilton earlier beat Eastland 31-25 to reach the final.
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Comanche
Hamilton Girls
Cisco
Sara Westmoreland
Debbie
Hamilton
Eastland Girls
Eastland
De Leon School Board Extends Perkins Contract
James Perkins, superintendent of De Leon schools, received a one year extension to a total three year contract. He has served 19 years in the De Leon system and eight years as superintendent. Perkins has worked with Boy Scouts and the First Baptist Church Sunday School class and earned the De Leon man of the year award.
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James Perkins
de Leon
Perkins
Boy Scouts
First Baptist Church
Indoor rodeo at Will Rogers Fort Worth runs Jan 26 to Feb 4
The World’s Original Indoor Rodeo returns for 20 performances at Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum Fort Worth as part of the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. More than 500 cowboys seek over 90000 dollars in prizes on stock from Billy Minick Rodeo Company with Jerry Olson performing daring buffalo acts. The Stack Show includes 11000 head of livestock, carnival midway and commercial exhibits.
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Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum
Fort Worth
Billy Minick Rodeo Company
Jerry Olson
Sam
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