Bake Sale planned by Sidney FHA group on April 7
Sidney FHA president Lana Carouth announces a bake sale at the high school and Denny's on Friday April 7 with special orders. The ad also promotes want ads in the Comanche Chief and includes local spring notices and a note about gas burn for making doughnuts.
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Lana Carouth
Denny's
Rites Held For Bartow Jones 76
Bartow D. Jones aged 76 of Comanche died March 20 in a local rest home. Services were held March 21 at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev. Bob Haynes officiating. Burial was at Pendergrass Cemetery near Sidney. He was born January 20, 1891 in Dadeville Alabama, moved to Comanche County in 1904, and was a WWII veteran. Survived by sister Nellie Jones and brothers Cliff Jones and Ross H. Jones plus five nephews and four nieces.
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Bartow D. Jones
Manle
Comanche
Mr. Jones
Dadeville
Alabama
John H. Jones
Comanche County
First Methodist Church
Nellie Jones
Cliff Jones
Ross H. Jones
N. M
Final Rites for Henry Dennis 64
Henry Dennis 64 of 692 S Houston died Tuesday March 22 in a local hospital. Services were held 2 p.m. Wednesday March 23 with Rev A F Ferguson and Rev Walter Liss officiating. Interment Goakwood Cemetery. pallbearers Bob Puic kett Edward Isham Robert Harbour Bob Jones Gaylon Abbey Wayland Abbey. He was born September 23, 1890 in Alabama and moved to Comanche County in 1914. He married Mamie Cardenia Kerley on March 15, 1920 and the couple had three children. He was a retired farmer. Survived by Mamie Dennis, Comanche. two sons Raymond James Dennis, Garland and Harland James Dennis, Fort Worth. a daughter Dorothy Abbey, Comanche. five grandchildren.
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Henry Dennis
S. Houston
Comanche
A. F. Ferguson
Walter Liss
Goakwood
Bob Puickett
Edward Isham
Robert Harbour
Bob Jones
Gaylon Abbey
Wayland Abbey
Mr. Dennis
Alabama
Comanche County
Mamie Cardenia Kerley
Mamie Dennis
Raymond James Dennis
Garland
Harland James Dennis
Fort Worth
Dorothy Abbey
Hobbs Visitors Visit Ormsbys Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Humphrey and their Hobbs, New Mexico family visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ormsby and other relatives and friends here over the weekend.
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Hobbs
Y Homemakers Plan Style Show At March Meeting
The Comanche Young Homemakers meet next Tuesday night March 28 at 7 30 at the Comanche Homemaking Cottage. The program features a spring fashion style show with Easter garment descriptions to be modeled and children’s Easter clothes. Plans for the April Foo’s party with the Young Farmers are discussed.
Young Farmers To Hold Meeting On Fertilizer Use
The Comanche County Young Farmers Assn will hold its regular meeting March 28 at 7 39 p m at the Comanche High School Vocational Agriculture Building N D Morgan with the Potash Institute of America will be guest speaker He is a top fertilizer specialist and can give valuable information to the farmer This program should tie in with the Intensified Peanut Program now under way All peanut farmers are especially invited as well as the public Refreshments will be served
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Comanche County Young Farmers Assn
Comanche High School
N. D. Morgan
Potash Institute of America
Lowell Pittman
Sheavil
Caliche
Comanche Manufacturing Company
Baptist Youths Gather in Brownwood for Queens Courts
Howard Payne College and Brownwood host the annual Girls Auxiliary Queens Courts from March 23-25 and March 31-April 2. Ed Markham of HPC oversees registration as about 3,000 youths attend. Sessions start 8 p.m. and run to 11 p.m. with meetings in the Brownwood Coliseum.
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Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Queens’ Courts
Ed Markham
HPC
Brownwood Coliseum
Comanche Hosts First Girls Track Meet April First
Comanche prepares for its first annual Girls Track Meet on April 1 with new teams, director Sandy Sanford, and events from sprints to relays. Admission 50 cents and 25 cents benefits the Indian Maiden track team. preliminaries start 2 pm and finals at 7 30 pm.
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Comanche
CHS
Leta Andrews
Sandy Sanford
Victory Church First Organized in August 1937
Victory Missionary Baptist Church organized Sunday afternoon August 23, 1987 by Rev. Jesse Allen Tiner. Co moderating were Rev. J. B. Early and Jesse Tiner with six charter members named J. M Nelms John Harris D. H. Nelms and A. T. Davis. Meetings ran August 22 to September 5 and the Briar Grove schoolhouse served as meeting place until a new building was built. first all day affair held March 7, 1943.
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Jesse Allen Tiner
Victory Missionary Baptist Church
Brush Arbor
Briar Grove
J. B. Early
Jesse Tiner
J. M Nelms
John Harris
D. H. Nelms
A. T. Davis
Little Church
Eye Surgery for Jack R. Stephens at Fort Worth Hospital
Jack R. Stephens has entered St. Joseph's Hospital in Fort Worth for eye surgery this week.
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Jack R. Stephens
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Fort Worth
CHS FFA Chapter Acquires Farm For School Use
Comanche high school FFA chapter purchased 13.1 acres two miles from Comanche on the Gustine highway to serve as a school farm. This week they built pens and housing for breeding swine and plan future uses in breeding animals demonstrations and farm projects. Contributions are sought through agricultural instructors Tommy Davidson and Arch Boyd.
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Comanche Ffa
Comanche
Gustine Hway
FFA
Ag Boys
Tommy Davidson
Arch Boyd
Guns Don't Cause Crimes in Britain vs US
The piece argues Britain’s strict gun laws do not prevent rising crime, noting crime rates in Great Britain are climbing faster than those in the United States. It contrasts regulatory posture with lawmaking outcomes and discusses public safety implications.
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Great Britain
United States
Comancheans Attend Flower Show Trip to Dallas
Comancheans from Fort Worth Council of Flower Show members Mrs Harold Denny Mrs Nick Higginbotham Mrs Darrell Smith Mrs Clarence es and guest Mrs W H Dudney Jr traveled by chartered bus to Dallas on March 20 to join Dallas Council judges at the Dallas Fine Arts Museum. They toured Picasso oils and sculpture and visited the Brer Utter Art Exhibit at Neiman Marcus.
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Fort Worth
Merrill Meppel
Aio Cen
Picasso
Brer Utter
Neiman Marcus
18 Year Olds Must Register in Two-County Area
Lagging draft registration in Brown and Co manche counties this week prompted R. M. Belcher, chairman, to warn every 18 year old male to register within five days after his 18th birthday. Failure to register or comply may lead to prosecution or induction into the Army ahead of others, with a maximum penalty of five years.
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Brown
Comanche
R. M. Belcher
Local Draft Registration Details Announced in Brownwood
Young men may register at the local board office or with appointed registrars in De Leon Comanche and Bangs. Registration options include 10,000 dollar fines or imprisonment and the registrars will forward registration cards to the local board. After registering, enrollees must keep the board informed of address and personal military service status.
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Brown Street
Brownwood
Eugene H. Baker
City Hall
de Leon
Darrell F. Caraway
Comanche
Roy Dabney
Edgar B. Elliott
Bangs
Mrs F A Lawless Visits Pecos with Lawless Family
Mrs. F A Lawless spent two weeks visiting in Pecos with Mr and Mrs H D Lawless. The trip included time with local relatives and sightseeing in the Pecos area.
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F. A. Lawless
Pecos
H. D. Lawless
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