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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1974

Page

5

Newcomers Welcome Families Move Into Local Area

Mr and Mrs Clarence King arrive from Portales New Mexico with retirements in the Air Force and family roots in the area. The Car ter family from Memphis Tennessee joins a growing community along with the Shackelfords from Abilene and Betts families from Cuero Waxahachie. Each couple brings children and new jobs as local housing and industry expand.

Clarence King N. Houston Portales N.M Air Force Colbert King Rt. 1 Boyce Carter W. Central Memphis Tenn Brownwood Jeffery Timmy Jimmy Sherry L. D. Betts Stewarts Trailer Park Cuero Nay Co Waxahachie Tony Rockey Theresa Randy Fred Betts Frankie Angie James L. Lattimore W. Grand Hamilton Joe Smith Lattimore Stonie Price E. Duncan San Saba Scott Electric Co Tammy Lynn Lusty David Bond N. Ross Claud Prater

Lake Proctor Bass Club Holds February Meeting and March Tournament

The Lake Proctor Bass Club met February 26 at the Fire Station with 30 members present. President Sam Marshall led the session as minutes were read. invitations to future tournaments were discussed. A March 17 Lake Proctor tournament runs daylight to 3 p.m. with winners announced for men and ladies divisions. Bob Evans won the men’s trophy with a 6 Ib 13 oz bass and Brenda Marshall won the ladies trophy with a 6 Ib oz fish. several members weighed in large fish and Weldon Turner showcased a film titled False River La Bass Fishing.

Lake Proctor Bass Club Sam Marshall Bob Evans Brenda Marshall Weldon Turner Charles Kolb Clarence Scott Ted Deisher Bill Works del Barnett Bill Dudley Les Strawn Joe Wilie Mary Clinton Revels Bob Evans Jr False River

Retired Teachers Meet With Guest Speaker March 12

The Comanche County Retired Teachers Association holds its monthly gathering March 12 at 2 30 p.m. in the Hospitality Room of Comanche National Bank. Mrs Edna Jagoe of Brownwood will speak. Members urged to attend by officers and their families.

NRTA Comanche County Retired Teachers Association Comanche National Bank Edna Jagoe Brownwood Retired Teachers Association

Card of Thanks from Mrs. Lemmer Talley

Mrs. Lemmer Talley expresses gratitude for visits and prayers during her hospital stay. Special thanks are given to Drs. Dan and Roy Mims and the nurses who cared for her.

Comanche FFA Shows Animals At San Antonio Stock Show

Ten members of the Comanche FFA Chapter exhibited steers heifers and barrows at the San Antonio Stock Show February 6 to 15. In steer division results Darrell Riewe took 1st lightweight Brahman Cross Keith White 3rd medium Brangus Cross Cheryl White 4th and 6th light Hereford weights Arnold Dudley 7th Shorthorn and Timothy Matthews 17th heavyweight Hereford. In swine Bill Mankin 4th heavy Chester White and Billy Marrett 5th heavyweight Poland China. Other exhibitors included Kelvin Swindle Weldon Hall Kent Fails and James Reed. Teachers James Ball James McDougal and Ben Ellebracht assisted students in San Antonio.

Comanche Ffa San Antonio Darrell Riewe Keith White Cheryl White Arnold Dudley Timothy Matthews Bill Mankin Chester White Billy Marrett Poland China Barrow Kelvin Swindle Weldon Hall Kent

JOBS Optional Program Offers On-the-Job Training

The Federal Government backs the JOBS Optional Program under the Manpower Development and Training Act to fund on the job training for employers and groups. It pays training costs for disadvantaged and non disadvantaged hires with potential for permanent employment. Administered by the Texas Employment Commission in Brownwood contact 209 Fisk Street or call 915 646 6008 for details.

The Texas Employment Commission Brownwood Fisk Street TEC

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