Miss Gaffe wins Hot Springs debut with Derby prospects
Miss Gaffe a two year old Kentucky bred filly owned by Dr. E. E. Blackwood won her first outing at Hot Springs Arkansas Race Meet last Friday by six lengths from a twelve horse field in a half mile race. She earned payoffs of 30 12.40 and 8.80 and is eligible for the Kentucky Derby nest year. Her next race will be the Oaklawn Preview on March 26.
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Miss Gaffe
Oaklawn
Hot Springs
E. E. Blackwood
Dale Altemeire
Bill Dudney
Comanche
Interest High In CofC Annual Banquet
The CofC plans its annual banquet next Monday at the local gymnasium with Secretary of State John Ben Shepperd as speaker. Miss Jean Wilson directs the music and will present the Nine Note Nut. Howell Cobb presides and introduces Shepperd. Eddie Jones reviews the year's activities, as Ira Clemons and Vasco Lee lead a brisk ticket sale of $1 each for over 250 expected attendees.
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Chamber of Commerce
John Ben Shepperd
Jean Wilson
Comanche
Howell Cobb
Shepperd
Eddie Jones
Ira Clemons
Vasco Lee
Funeral Rites Held For Lt William Rollins
Funeral rites for Lt William Rollins 26 killed in action in Korea October 8 1951 were held at the Sidney Church of Christ October 16 under VFW direction with church ministers. Interment was in Pender grass Cemetery. Escort was his brother George Rollins Jr stationed in Washington with the Army Air Force. Rollins born Port Arthur Texas August 18 1925 moved to Sidney in 1933 attended Sidney High School Tarleton State College and was a senior at the University of Texas when recalled. He served in the Navy in World War II and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Army October 20 1950. He is survived by his parents and brother and a sister Bessie.
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William Rollins
Korea
Sidney Church of Christ
Pendergrass Cemetery
George Rollins, Jr
Washington
Army Air Force
Rollins
Port Arthur
Texas
George Calvin Rollins
Flora Mae Pendergrass Rollins
Sidney
Sidney High School
Tarleton State College
University of Texas
Armed Forces
Bessie
Red Cross Thanks for Comanche Drive Donations
John D. Waring Jr thanks Comanche residents and local businesses for Red Cross Drive gifts. A few donors remain to contribute via him or the State National Bank. Special thanks to Eddie Jones Ted Durham and Joe Tupin for aiding collections. Mrs Bowman Standridge visited her ill mother Mrs G B Moore in Newburg.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Comanche
State National Bank
Eddie Jones
Ted Durham
Joe Tupin
John D. Waring, Jr
Bowman Standridge
G. B. Moore
Newburg
Sprinkler Irrigation Clinic And Farm Tour Planned
County Agent W. K. Frey announces a sprinkler irrigation clinic and farm tour in Comanche County on March 26. Participants meet at 9:30 a.m. in the District Courtroom for cost and water supply sessions, then tour two irrigated farms by car, lunch, and a 1 p.m. courthouse gathering to visit three more farms.
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Comanche County
W. K. Frey
Frey
Sartors Buy Stanton's Dry Cleaners Firm
Mr and Mrs Edwin Sartor announce the purchase of Stanton's Dry Cleaners from Mrs Velma Stanz r in charge April 1. Stanton's Dry Cleaners, long operated by the late Bob Stanton, is among the oldest in the area. Mrs Edwin Sartor takes over March 1? April 1. Mr Sartor to focus on tax assessor collector duties while assisting after 5 pm each day. Mrs Bessie Skaggs remains with the firm, now to be known as Sartor's Cleaners.
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Edwin Sartors
Stanton’s Dry Cleaners
Stanton’s
Velma Stanton
Comanche
Bob Stanton
Edwin Sartor
Velma Stazn
Cherge
Bob
Lions Plan Zone Meeting in Stephenville Friday Night
More than 100 Comanche Lions and Lionesses will attend a Lions Club district zone meeting at Tarleton State College Dining Hall in Stephenville starting at 7 15 p m. Reservations for 102 Comanche places were sent to Lion President Joe H Tupin and Lion Secretary Eli Brinson this week.
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Lions Club
Stephenville
Tarleton State College
Lion
Joe H. Tupin
Eli Brinson
East Side Baptist Revival Scheduled For March 23 30
A revival meeting at East Side Baptist Church Comanche begins Sunday March 23 with an all day service. Speakers include Rev Dunn Coleman Rev Weathers Rising Star and Rev Harry Robinson Evergreen Hamilton. Robinson to conduct evening services all week. The pastor Rev E B McBride extends a cordial invitation to attend.
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East Side Baptist Church
Comanche
Dunn
Coleman
Weathers
Rising Star
Harry Robinson
Evergreen
Hamilton
Robinson
E. B. McBride
New Directors Named for Comanche Chamber of Commerce
Six new directors were elected to two year terms by Comanche Chamber of Commerce members. Named were J. S. Brewer, Herbert Goodson, Boyd Anthony, James Hoffpaulr, Jake Durham, and Virgil Norris. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Steele spent part of last week in Fort Worth.
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Comanche Chamber of Commerce
J. S
Bo) Brewer
Herbert Goodson
Boyd Anthony
James Hoffpaulr
Jake Durham
Virgil Norris
J. E. Steele
Fort Worth
Car Registration Hits 2009 As Deadline Near
Comanche County motorists have bought 2009 1952 license tags by Wednesday noon as officials prepare for a last minute rush. About 2,500 receipts are expected in ten days, with $27,730.53 collected so far for 1952 tags. Total 1951 registrations reach 7,334. Tax Assessor E A Sartor urges prompt registration before April 1 and suggests bringing last year’s receipt and title for faster service.
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Comanche County
Justy
E. A. Sartor
No Trace Of Stolen Old Cora Courthouse Bell
Sheriff Boykin reports no sign of the 1000 plus pound Old Cora Courthouse bell stolen about two weeks earlier from Lake Eanes Park. The bell, mounted on a steel frame, rested atop a cliff near the lake and dates to 1856. Authorities warn junk dealers and Texas peace officers to watch for the bell.
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Yaston Boykin
Cora
Lake Eanes Park
Old Cora
Lake Eanes
Sheriff Boykin
Roy Peace
Fire Destroys Gore Brothers Feed Mill
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Gore Brothers Feed Mill near Fort Worth Highway Tuesday night just before midnight. Loss estimated at 35 000 to 40 000 dollars with 30 000 coverage on the building and equipment. fertilizer grains and seeds stock were uninsured. The Gore firm operated a retail feed store at 201 S Houston. The mill was one of the largest and most modern in the area, located outside the city.
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Gore
Bill
Joe Gore
Fort Worth Highway
Gore Bros
S. Houston
Circus Arrives Next Thursday Sponsored by VFW
The VFW sponsored circus rolls into town on March 27 morning. Major attractions include Big Blanche the 50 ton elephant and Miss Gladys Gillen, famed lion trainer and former wrestling champion. Captain O'Hare and Palomino liberty horses, Eddie Frisco, and many more acts promise two hours of thrills in matinee and evening shows.
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Gladys Gillen
Miss Gillen
America
Lion Arena
Miss Gillem
Capt. O'Hare
Eddie Frisco
Secretary of State Shepperd to Speak at Chamber Banquet
Secretary of State Shepperd, since 1950 under Governor Shivers, will be the main speaker at the Comanche Chamber of Commerce banquet at 7 30 p m in Comanche High School Gym Monday March 24. The event is hosted by Be EB Jones, manager.
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Shepperd
Chamber of Commerce
John Ben Shepperd
Gladewater
Comanche Chamber of Commerce
Comanche High School
BE. EB. Jones
Allan Shivers
East Texas
Shivers
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
State Bar
American Legion
Gregg County Bar Association
City Junk Co Opened In Local Scrap Market
H Wall of Cleburne opens City Junk Company at the old Red Barn at 201 S Houston sharing space with Gore Brothers feed store. The firm buys scrap metal wholesale and retail and ships carload lots, while Eddie Jones of the Chamber of Commerce helped locate the site. Wall will continue operating the Cleburne yard.
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H. Wall
Cleburne
City Junk Company
S. Houston
Wall
Rev H W Davis Named New Pastor at Comanche Pentecostal
Rev H W Davis B D is introduced as the new minister at the Comanche Pentecostal Church. The widely known evangelist has preached across Canada Alaska Australia and the Philippines and in all states except Maine Vermont and New Hampshire.
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H. W. Davis
Canada
Alaska
Australia
Phillipines Islands
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Comanche Pentecostal Church
Funeral Rites Friday For Mrs. Jesse Atwood
Mrs. Jesse Atwood, longtime Comanche resident, died at 405 West College after an eighteen month illness. Funeral services are set for Friday at 3 p.m. at the Comanche Funeral Home with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Jesse Atwood
Comanche
405
West College
Oakwood Cemetery
Easter Revival Set At Central Christian Church
Central Christian Church to hold Easter Week revival from April 6 to 11 with 7 30 p m services. Rev Robert Hempfling will deliver the sermons each night assisted by Miss Clementyne Hardy a TC U student who will lead singing and perform vocal solos. Hardy a Waycross Georgia resident is a TC U religion major and soprano with Fort Worth University Christian Church Choir. Mrs John Brown and children visited relatives in town Sunday.
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Gartman’s View
Kendricks
Cisco
Free Will Baptist Church
Comanche
de Leon Highway
J. H. Kendricks
Jimmy Warren
Perry Kendricks
Shorty Kendricks
Gartman’s View Free Will Baptist Church
The
Central Christian Church
Robert Hempfling
Clementeyne Hardy
T.C.U
Hempfling
Reno
Nevada
Brite College of the Bible
Fort Worth
University Christian Church Choir of
Arthur Faguy-Cote
T.C.U. Music Department
Miss Hardy
Gustine School Trustees Race Narrows to Four Seekers
Four candidates file for the two Gustine Independent School District board seats in the April 5 election. The trio named are Eddie McDougal Alton Mercer and Buster McDonald along with Cecil Bumgarner.
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Gustine Independent
Eddie McDougal
Alton Mercer
Buster McDonald
Cecil Bumgarner
Funeral Rites At Sidney For Mrs Dutton
Ettie May Dutton 70 widow of Dan Dutton Sidney Route 1 died March 16 at May Hospital after several days illness Funeral services were March 18 at Sidney Methodist Church with Rev J M Hays Rev J D Smoot and Rev Medcalfe officiating Interment in Oakwood Cemetery Born in Montague County Texas.
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Ettie May Dutton
Dan Dutton
Sidney
May Hospital
Sidney Methodist Church
J. M. Hays
J. D. Smoot
Medcalfe
Oakwood Cemetery
Dutton
Montangue County
Texas
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