Sign of the old Board Church road marks pioneer's era
The Board Church area preserves a weathered rock inscribed Com. 8 Mi as a historic road sign from 75 years ago. The piece hints at pioneer ingenuity and the village’s early growth with stores, a post office, a gin, a barbershop, and a cemetery plot, while detailing settlers, land grants, and local families.
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Walter Dixon
Comanche County
Board Church
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Church and Dingler
Marlin Hardin
Charley Nance
Jess Watson
Joe Roy Gaines
Margaret Powers
R B. Hubbard
Wetzels
McCameys
Bates
Watsons
Seagos
Halls
Barcrofts
Odells
Taylors
Northcutts
Barkers
Millers
Woods
Davis
Hasleys
Loggins
Kays
Banners
Tates
Creamers
Phillips
Nances
Hollifields
Dinglers
Lanes
Edwards
Butlers
Hudsons
Richeys
Stewarts
Westmore
Tom Butler
John
George Tate
Creamer
Doctor Eargle
Eargle
Old Lamkin
Thomas
Meroney
Brock
J. B. Hall
Tors
F. M. Herring
Shelby King
Jim Fagan
M. Kay
J.A. Butler
Sam Powers
T. N. Carter
W. J. Briscoe
W. J. Hicks
L. B. Owens
Forrest Maldock
Floyd Poorter
Matt Salters
Frank Redwine
Sidney
W. S. Wilkins
Comanche
Edgar Poe Allen
Gustine
Stanton Jones
Barton Parrot
Buckey and
Jerry
Bill Meroney
John Dowdy
Eugene Westmoreland
Belle (Davis) Smallwood
Hall
Tennis Underway at Comanche District Trials
Eighteen CHS students seven girls and eleven boys compete after school to earn a spot at the district meet. Players listed include Sharon Beaty Patti McKenzie Julie Pinkerton Vicki Croft Carol Carney Carol Byrd Jacki Barret Sarah Fletcher Judy Gleaton Betty Barret Jimmy Harelik Larry Blackwood Gary Lacy Gene Stewart Robert Giesecke Kent Pirkle Stanton Reese and Robert Cobb. Beattie Community sponsors a country dance Friday night March 15 at 8 p.m. Proceeds go to the Cancer Drive with The Melody Boys providing music.
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CHS
Comanche
Sharon Beaty
Patti McKenzie
Julie Pinkerton
Vicki Croft
Carol Carney
Carol Byrd
Jacki Barret
Sarah Fletcher
Judy Gleaton
Betty Barret
Jimmy Harelik
Larry Blackwood
Gary Lacy
Gene Stewart
Robert Giesecke
Kent Pirkle
Stanton Reese
Robert Cobb
Beattie Community
Melody Boys
Forcing spring blooms indoors from cut branches
Gardeners can force branches of spring flowering trees indoors to bloom earlier. Buds form in fall and need six to eight weeks of cold, then warmth and moisture to develop. Use diverse species such as red maple, cherry, pear, crabapple, dogwood, forsythia, and quince, with careful water care and cool, well-lit rooms.
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Ann Stratton
County Home
Texas
DIA Week at Howard Payne College March 25 30
Democracy in Action Week runs March 25 to 30 at Howard Payne College focusing on American history heritage and current democracy. It examines totalitarian threats and offers student participation through the American Heritage Club and the Douglas MacArthur Academy of Freedom honors program.
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Howard Payne College
America
American Heritage Club
CHS
DIA
Douglas MacArthur Academy of Freedom
College Station Family Spends Weekend in Comanche
Mr and Mrs Dave Ruesink and sons Mike and Chuck of College Station spent the weekend in Comanche with Mrs Ruesink's parents Mr and Mrs L C Durham.
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College Station
Dave Ruesink
Mike
Chuck
Comanche
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