Comanche Trackmen take fifth at Mason Relays
Comanche Indians led by Big Jerry Williams place fifth among 25 teams at the Mason Relays. Williams earns high point honors with 2nd in shot put and 3rd in discus, while Armstrong and others post solid times as Jolley notes cold weather hindered performances. The team heads to Decatur next Saturday.
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Comanche
Mason
Houston Jolley
Comanche Indians
Brady
Jerry Williams
Jimmy Armstrong
CHS
Billy Williams
Richard Arthur Pole
Bill Evridge
Lerron Jones
Billy Jack McDonald
Jimmy Pate
Pate
Ee Stephen Norris
Gary Pa Johnson
Jolley
Decater
Easter Seals fundraising drive urged by mail appeal
A year end solicitations invites readers to buy Easter Seals shares to support services for crippled children and adults. The campaign asks for mailed donations to aid the future of those served by Easter Seals.
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Resigns Ranger Coaching Post
Gerald Cumpton resigns as head coach and athletic director at Ranger High School. Assistant Coach Charlie Smith is promoted to head position with a two year contract. Cumpton will move to Pittsburg to take a similar role at a larger school.
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Gerald Cumpton
Ranger High School
Board of
Charlie Smith
Cumpton
Pittsburg
Ranger
Gustine FFA Plans Rodeo With New Directors
Gustine FFA met in the Gustine Vo Ag Dept to review the rodeo fund and approve dates for the Roughest Little Rodeo in Texas. New directors Buddy Decker and Harry Miller were elected to replace Jack Allen and L C Adams. Steel pens will be built and work begins Saturday. The rodeo runs May 25 26 and 27 with Cullen Stephens Jr Ted Littlejohn Brent Daniels and Harry Thornton as directors.
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Gustine Vo. Ag
Harry Thornton
Rodeo Fund
Buddy Decker
Harry Miller
Jack Allen
L C. Adams
Gustine Ffa
Texas
Cullen Stephens Jr
Ted Littlejohn
Brent Daniels
Gustine FFA Boys Headed to Houston Livestock Show
Four Gustine FFA Chapter members will travel to Houston to attend the Houston Livestock Show and participate in the Livestock Judging contest. Harry Thornton of Gustine will accompany the group. They will sleep in a newly purchased camper built by Frank Rodgers and the Furcraft Trailer Co of Comanche, a reusable asset for the FFA.
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Gustine Ffa
Houston
Harry Thornton
Gustine
Frank Rodgers
Furcraft Trailer Co
Comanche
FFA
Houston Fat Stock Show calf scramble winner Joe Bradshaw
Joe Bradshaw attended the Houston Fat Stock Show and took part in the calf scramble. Twenty four boys competed with twelve calves, and he was among the lucky 12 recipients. He earned a $150 Montgomery Ward certificate to buy a registered heifer.
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Joe Bradshaw
Houston
Joe
Montgomery Ward’s
Mohair Referendum Votes Counted and Totals Reported
The summary shows 57 producers favoring the agreement including cooperative votes. Angora goats counted total 17 765. 15 producers not in favor including cooperative votes. Ineligible ballots 6. Total voters in items 1 3 and 5 plus Angora goats total 78.
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James Wilkerson
Jack Brightman
Dyess Airforce Base
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Downing Community
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U.S.D.A
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Automobile Us
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Norris Insurance
West Central
Comanche, Texas
Allgood
Watts Ginelesse
Ses Soc
Cans
Prozen
Jane Parker
Bisquick
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Sonotones
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Virginia
Sultana
Ann Page
Sunitfield
White House
Papmneta
Ong
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LPS
Ee Simin
Amtity Rights Reserve
Ian Foee
Ulaney
Parcrormrep
Wit Real Nftuye Motft
Fpiday
House of Hearing
Fort Worth
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