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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
6
Gustine athletes performed well at a Carmoeche meet, placing in multiple events across 6th and 7th grade divisions. standout finishes included Carel Stiven winning the 6th grade 50 yard dash and Ronnie Adcock taking 3rd in the 100 yard low hurdles.
Comanche and Rising Star captured team championships at the second Junior High Freshman track meet in Comanche Memorial Stadium. Comanche led seventh graders with 144 points while Rising Star edged Goldthwaite for fifth grade. eighth graders saw Comanche finish third. Individual winners include Ray Dudley in the 660 yard dash and Mickey Howerton in the shot put.
The article urges retirees and those with retirement income to read tax instructions carefully to claim the retirement income credit and avoid overpaying. It notes Mrs. M. Cochran returning to Fort Worth after a visit in Comanche with Mrs. Walter Durham Sr. on 700 West Wright.
The Comanche Young Homemakers met Tuesday evening March 28 at the Comanche Homemaking Cottage with Miss Claudia Stickney of Texas Power and Light as narrator. Members and their children modeled spring outfits, discussed perma pressed fabrics and care, and planned a salad banquet for senior girls from Sidney, Comanche, and Gustine on April 25.
An April Fool's party for members their husbands and wives is set for Saturday night April 1 at 8 o'clock in the Comanche AG building. Attendees should dress comically and bring cookies candies or cake. Coffee and punch will be provided and each member should bring a set of dominoes.
A Comanche Chief letter signals a near record wait for new subscribers and lists dozens renewing or updating addresses. Names span Texas towns and even Fort Worth and Abilene, with a note on a change of address for William F. Bryant and others moving to Viet Nam, Seattle, and beyond.
Gustine EFA Rodeo team members Cindy Patton David Miller and Ronnie Allen earned top placings at Graphury FFA Rodeo. Patton won barrel racing and is noted for team point leadership and as FRA Sweetheart. Miller took first in ribbon roping, while Allen placed third in bronc riding marking a strong debut without practice.
Mr and Mrs Arlis Easley and family from Odessa San Angelo and Jimmie Easley Shane join Mr and Mrs Luke Easley Sr and Mr and Mrs Harvey Hicks for Easter celebrations with relatives.
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