Weekly Grocery Ad Blurs Into Fragmented Notice
Fragments of a supermarket advertisement reference savings on bread and refrigerated items. The ad mentions prices like 179.96 and includes unclear lines about specials and a Thursday section.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
1
Fragments of a supermarket advertisement reference savings on bread and refrigerated items. The ad mentions prices like 179.96 and includes unclear lines about specials and a Thursday section.
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A record crowd of 209 youngsters registered Monday for Comanche City’s Learn-To-Swim program at Lake Eanes Park. Classes run daily through July 26 with 9, 10 and 11 o’clock starts and free lessons taught by Jack King and a team of instructors.
Bill Carpenter promoted from assistant to head coach of the Yoakum High School Bulldogs. A Comanche Indian athlete and North Texas State College alum, he has two years as Yoakum assistant under Melvin Borchert who resigned to become a junior high principal. Carpenter will complete a Fort Hood military tour then attend the Texas High School Coaching School. He previously coached the Pottsville Bobcats and posted a solid record.
Benton Layman of Comanche was arrested at 10 a m Monday by Sheriff Belve Bean on the North Side of the quarry in Comanche. He was taken to the County Court House and charged with four counts including thefts from T J Williams Brysonville School House and John Davis Feed Store plus hog thefts from Jack Cuthibertson. Bonds of 2500 on each charge. He was transported to Gatesville jail. Additional warrants and more charges were filed shortly after.
An open singing night at Sand Hill is set for Friday July 19 and invites everyone to attend.
James Abel of Sidney High School Eagles will coach the East All Stars at the 6 and 8 Man Coaching School at Cisco Junior College from July 29 to August 3. The All Star game is set for Thursday night.
The twenty third annual Comanche Rodeo opens Thursday night with grand entry at 8 PM and runs through Saturday. About 200 cowboys and cow girls are expected, with Brahma bulls featured and a colorful street parade at 6 PM Thursday led by the Comanche Indian Band. Ealand Lovejoy of Austin returns as announcer for the three shows.
The Comanche Independent School District met in a long July session with approval of a two year depository contract with the State National Bank, 1963 1965. It also approved lunchroom milk and bread contract forms and the high school student handbook printing. The board selected Standard Life and Accident Insurance Oklahoma for student coverage with a $3.50 voluntary plan for all students. Athletic fees set at $16.00 per player for all sports. David Krischke Brownwood hired to audit 1962 63 records. George Odom Bur net public accountant to prepare delinquent tax roll. North side football bleachers designated home side. 206 reserved season tickets priced at $6.25 or $1.25 per game.
Four more teachers join Comanche Public Schools for the next year in language arts elementary and special education. New hires include Carolyn Bohannan from Glen Rose with homemaking and North Texas State College training, and others from Brownwood and local areas. Existing staff Elam Miles and Hal Rowe were previously noted in The Chief.
Fort Hood parachute club performs before each rodeo with 12,600 foot drop. Parachutists debut colored smoke displays and complex maneuvers guided by experienced instructors, including baton signals during free fall.
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