Hometown business ad blitz boosts summer shopping
Advertisements tease local shops with sales on apparel at Hathcock's and a free TV cable offer with a Westing TV. A learn to swim program starts Monday for two weeks and food items from Jerry and Wanda appear as new owners plan nonfood items, with June dates and community notices sprinkled through the page.
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OWL
Jerry
WANDA
Hathcock’s
Westingtv
Lightning Hits Sipe Springs Oil Tanks Destroyed
A storm at the A. D Jones farm in Sipe Springs caused a lightning strike after midnight Tuesday destroying four of five 500 barrel oil tanks belonging to Harvest Queen and Elevator Company Plainview. About 1,000 barrels had been removed earlier that day and flames were seen as far as Comanche and Cross Plains.
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A. D Jones
Sipe Springs
Comanche
Harvest Queen and Elevator Company
Plainview
Jones
Cross Plains
Comanche County Runoff Votes Narrow Across Ballot
About 2900 ballots were cast in Comanche County as voters picked Beaty over Robinson for tax assessor collector 1528 to 1344 Elliott defeated Gressett 708 to 447 for Commissioner No 1 Dunn edged Miller by nine votes 320 to 311 for Commissioner No 3 Salois beat Stephens by 320 for Constable No 1 and McDonald won the state district judge race 1431 to 1071 over Davidson A box by box tally is printed elsewhere in this issue.
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Comanche County
John Beaty, Jr
Comanche
J. Y. Robinson, Jr
W. R
Bill) Elliott
R. E
Bob) Gressett
Goda Springs
Irvin Dunn
Proctor
Homer Ed Miller
Lamkin
Miller
Dunn
Bryan
W. E. McDonald
Lloyd Davidson
McDonald
Davidson
Comanche County Democrats to Attend State Convention
The Comanche County delegation travels to Austin on Tuesday June 14 to participate in the State Democratic Convention. The group of D F Caraway Bob Carpenter Joe Waring Albert Brannan Dale Steele Mrs George Rollins and N E Palmer vote as a unit per county rule. The delegation supports Lyndon B Johnson for president and will also represent Comanche at the September Governor's Convention and the July National Democratic Convention.
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Austin
Comanche County
D. F. Caraway
Bob Carpenter
Joe Waring
Albert Brannan
Comanche
Dale Steele
Sidney
George Rollins
de Leon
N. E. Palmer
Gustine
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Los Angeles
Johnson
United States
Democratic Executive Committee
Comanche Rodeo Crowds Name Team Champion
The Comanche rodeo drew large crowds as teams competed for the annual title. Wayne Shaw of Blanket led junior roping with 23 points and individual winners across events included Billy Albin and Judy Morris for various barrel races and calf events, with awards and belts presented at the Friday event.
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Fairy
Ulllin
Wayne Shaw
Billy Albin
Comanche
Keith Streater
Judy Morris
Jim Ogglesby
Jim Switzer Blanket
Wayne Edgar
Blanket
Earl Wesley
Bob Evans
Dublin
Judy Moore
May
Comance
Linda Edgar
Vicki Pipes
Kenneth Black
Gustine
Johnny Burris
Indian Gap
Annette Duncan
Mullin
Lou Albin
Marsha Addington
Goldthwaite
Sue Albin
Allen Driskill
Early
Larry Holoman
Zephyr
Guy Chambers
Charles Salter
Edwards Accepts FHA Post In Comanche
R E Edwards appointed Assistant County Supervisor for the Farmers Home Administration in Comanche. He began duty June 6. A Terrell County rancher and World War II Marine Corps veteran, he holds a Texas Tech degree. He and Mrs Edwards with daughters Margaret and Sue now reside at 204 Williams Dr in Comanche, moving from Western New Mexico where he worked in school administration.
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Walter T. McKay
Dallas
Robert E. Edwards
Farmers Home Administration
Comanche
Edwards
Terrell County
Marine Corps
Texas Tech College
Lubbock
Margaret
Sue
Williams Dr
New Mexico
Funeral Rites Planned for W. T. Russell
William T. Russell will be honored with funeral services at 4:00 p.m. Friday June 10 at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev. Lee Roy Woolsey officiating. Burial follows in Zion Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Russell's nephews. He died Wednesday June 8 in Houston.
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William T. Russell
Comanche Funeral Home
Lee Roy Woolsey
Zion Hill Cemetery
Russell
Houston
Presbyterian Notes at First Church Sunday Services
Dr Bax ter Greer will preach Religion and Prosperity at 11 am at the First Presbyterian Church and 8 pm topic Victory Through Surrender. Mrs Meyers will play organ. Sunday School starts at 10 am. H M Cauley is general superintendent. Young People meet at 8 pm. Jean Rachels and spouse are adult advisors. An editorial quip about indigestion follows.
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Baxter Greer
First Presbyterian Church
Vv. A. Meyers
Organ
H. M. Cauley
Fellowship Hall
Jean Rachels
Comanche National Bank Boosts Capital Stock by Fifty Percent
Dr J C Terrell and J W Moore announce a 50 percent capital increase from 50000 to 75000 dollars via a 25000 dollar stock dividend. The bank reports 75000 capital and 125000 surplus with about 225000 in undivided profits and reserves.
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J. C. Terrell
J. W. Moore
Comanche National Bank
Terrell
Moore
Mrs. Minnie Kay Services Friday
Mrs. Minnie L. Kay 81 of Proctor died Thursday in Brownwood after a lifetime in Comanche County. Her burial will be at Proctor Cemetery at 2 30 p.m. Friday June 10. Survived by three sons E C Kay of Buda L H Kay of Ranger and H P Kay of Dallas and two daughters Mrs Sam Hamlett of Brownwood and Mrs Tullus Smith of Stephenville.
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Minnie L. Kay
Proctor
Brownwood
Comanche County
A. D. Kay
Learn to Swim Classes Open at Comanche Pool
Comanche pool hosts two week Learn To Swim sessions starting Monday June 13 directed by Jac King with Kenneth McNutt and student assistants. Open to ages five and up, with one hour slots from 9 to 12 and additional advanced, diving classes. Registration now under way. no instruction charge beyond regular pool admission 15c children 35c adults.
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Manche
Betty Durham
Gail Anthony
Stanley Rauhut
Deanna Durham
Butch Loudermilk
Citation by Publication in Delinquent Tax Suits in Comanche TX
Public notice of a delinquent tax suit in Comanche County Texas. The State of Texas and County of Comanche, with City of Comanche and Comanche Independent School District as parties, seek judgment on delinquent taxes for Block 024 Duncan Survey within the City Limits of Comanche. The court requires appearance and defense by the first Monday after the 47th day from publication, date A D 1600 noted in error.
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State OF Texas
Comanche
Pleintit
Diettier Gouwrt
Comanche County
Texas
Walt
Audi
fHietriet Court
Terese
Herreir
Comenche County
Terad
Sted
Comanche 4-Hers Win Two Firsts At State Meet
Comanche County 4 H members earned two first place awards and a fourth at the Statewide 4 H Roundup at Texas A M College. Grady Earl Hall led as an individual winner while Kay Rachels and Dina Baxter won a team first in Soil Range and Water Conservation. Dickie Dickson and Sara Lou McCullough placed fourth as a team in Farmer Co Op Demonstration.
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Comanche County
Texas A&m College
Grady Earl Hall
Kay Rachels
Dina Baxter
Dickie Dickson
Sara Lou McCullough
San Francisco
California
Comanche county to honor farmers and ranchers event
Plans call for an awards night at Lake Eanes Park Comanche Tuesday hosted by the Comanche Lions Jaycees and Chamber of Commerce with Beattie Hasse Newburg Soda Springs and Stag Creek communities and Texas utility groups Texas Plant Food Education Society and Texas A&M Extension Service. Angus Dickson Jr. leads. Gail Dudley hosts. Reagan Brown and W N Williamson will attend with Stag Creek runner up in the state Community Improvement Contest. Barbecue and musical entertainment accompany the program.
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Henry Drennan
Stage Creek
Ruth K. Stringer
Charles Tidwell
Texas Power and Light Company
Comanche County
Comanche Lions
Joyces
Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Lake Eanes Park
Comanche
Jaycees
Beattie
Hasse
Newburg
Soda Springs
Stag Creek
Texas Plant Food Educational Society
Texas A&m Extension Service
Angus Dickson, Jr
Gail Dudley
Lions Agricultural Committee
Reagan Brown
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Jimmy Blanton
Behind Headlines Housewife Speaks on Husbands at Breakfast
A witty saying attributes newspaper headlines to housewives discussing their husbands at breakfast. The line reflects gendered domestic banter and media culture.
Jerry Layman Wins Talent Contest Here
Jerry Layman won first prize at the Home Talent Show at the Majestic Theatre on Wednesday night with If The Good Lord Is Willing. Darrell Harbour took second with a vocal solo, and Judy McDonald placed third with Keys To Kingdom.
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Jerry Layman
Majestic Theatre
Darrell Harbour
Judy McDonald
Kingdom
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