Comanche Democrats urged to vote in County Judges race
Saturday election day mobilizes Comanche Democrats to cast ballots in the County Judges race with the winner facing an opponent in November. Republican candidate H H Lockwood is listed for County Judge. No statewide runoff will be held this year as May results produced majority victories.
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H. H. Lockwood
Board Church Pastor Joins Amarillo Summer Chaplaincy
Larry J. Jones pastor of Board Baptist Church near Comanche goes to the High Plains Baptist Hospital in Amarillo as Student Chaplain for a summer program. He will study with peers from several states, under director Robert H. Lloyd, toward a Master of Divinity at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Interim pastor Dr A J Quinn will lead Board Church in August. Other local notes cover a Morgan River fishing trip and relatives visiting in Comanche.
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Larry J. Jones
Board Baptist Church
Comanche
High Plains Baptist Hospital
Amarillo
California
Texas
Virginia
Kentucky
Robert H. Lloyd
Association For Clinical Pastoral Education of
New York
Jones
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Board Church
A. J. Quinn
Howard Payne College
and Ly Quinn
Morgan
Indian Creek Homecoming Draws Community Together
Indian Creek residents and ex‑residents met at the church on May 31 for the annual homecoming. Mervin Bowman of Brownwood was re‑elected president with Brady York as vice president. A memorial service was held, a special song sung, and the gathering concluded with a prayer. The oldest attendee was Mrs. Dollie Pinkard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowman of Cullman, Alabama traveled 800 miles. Despite a smaller crowd, attendees enjoyed visiting. illness of Mrs. Leon Haynie was noted. A noon meal under the tabernacle followed Wayne Ratgon’s thanks.
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Indian Creek
Mervin Bowman
Brownwood
Brady York
Dollie Pinkard
Charles Bowman
Cullman
Alabama
Lcon Haynie
Tabernacle
Wayne Ratgon
A E Vineyard Honored On His Retirement
A E Vineyard received honors on May 23 at the Soda Springs Community Center as students who rode his bus for 20 years celebrated his retirement from Comanche Public Schools. He was given an oil painting and a gift certificate, with a plaque from parents patrons and board members. Granddaughters Cindy and Kathy Ravenshine greeted guests as they arrived.
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A. E. Vineyard
Soda Springs
Comanche
Vineyard
Cindy
Kathy Ravenshine
Bill Day
Glen Ravenshine
Traffic Accidents Cost Texans 38 Million in April
Texas Safety Association reports April traffic crashes cost Texans nearly 38 million dollars. First four months total exceeds 185 million under a National Safety Council formula. Farm to Market roads show the sharpest rise in fatalities with a 51 percent increase from last year.
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Texas Safety Association
National Safety Council
Council
TSA
Tewide
Keep Comanche Green Shop And Love Here
A local feature highlights Comanche Green and nearby shops inviting customers to browse and enjoy community offerings. The piece emphasizes a sense of place and ongoing commerce in the neighborhood.
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Comanche Green
Miss Spalding Bride Elect Honored at May 22 Shower
Miss Kathy Spalding, bride elect of Bill Carouth, was honored at a May 22 bridal shower in Sidney hosted by Mrs. Mazurek. Sixty-two guests greeted the couple with arrangements of white gladioli and carnations, punch and cookies, and soft piano music. The event featured hostesses and attendees from Abilene, Brownwood, and Comanche, with plans for the PAR Bridge Club gathering on June 6.
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Kathy Spalding
Bill Carouth
T. C. Mazurek
Sidney
Mazurek
Spalding
Henry Spalding
Preston Clark
Abilene
Chester Carouth
Len Woolsey
Brownwood
Mesdames
Gaylan Cagle
Wilmer Langley
Burns Carroll
Hollis Burdette
James Chapman
S. H. Fletcher
Ottie Cox
Delbert Moore
Marcia Spalding
Carol Mazurek
Lester Puckett
Comanche
Barbara Glasgow
Frank Reese
Comanche Study Club Hosts May Meeting
Mrs. D. F. Caraway and Mrs. John Pogue co hosted the Comanche Study Club on May 14 at Mrs. Caraway’s home. Roll call featured Latin American personalities. Mrs. H. H. Williams presented anAztec Mother’s Letter and Miss Hattie Brightman spoke on Toward Tomorrow. A Spanish themed refreshment plate with miniature pottery jugs served as favors.
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D. F. Caraway
John Pogue
Caraway
Latin America
H. H. Williams
Hattie Brightman
Outstanding Piano Student Receives U S Savings Bond
Carla Bransom daughter of Kenneth and Mrs Bransom of Carrollton and granddaughter of Mrs Milner received a U S Savings Bond for being the outstanding piano student. The award presented May 24 during the spring recital. Bransom has seven years as a national Piano Guild member, performed in the Sonata Festival in Richardson and earned a standing rating to play in the Honors Recital. She will be a junior at R L Turner High School Carrollton. She is the great granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs H B Jones of Sidney.
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Carla Bransom
Kenneth Bransom
Carrollton
Carl Milner
Sidney
U.S
Music House
Richardson
Miss Bransom
Paiho Guild
R. L. Turner High School
H. B. Jones
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