Jerry Vines To Head Noon Lions Club
The Comanche Noon Lions Club elected officers at its recent meeting. Jerry Vines was chosen president alongside Elvin Brownlee Zollie Skaggs and H R Jefferies as vice presidents Daymond Power Frank Halli Medford Stephens and C L Huett James Bachus and Jamer as directors. Bachus and Pirkle will lead programs for May.
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Jerry Vines
Noon Lions Club
Comanche Noon Lions Club
Jim Roberts
Elvin Brownlee
Zollie Skaggs
H. R. Jefferies
Daymond Power
Frank Halli
Tail Twister
Medford Stephens
Lion Jamer
C. L. Huett
James Bachus
Lions Bachus
Pirkle
Gustine Baptist Church Revival Opens May 6
Gustine First Baptist Church starts a revival Monday morning May 6 led by Evangelist Wayne Copelin with a guest singer each night. Rev. Miles Miears, the local pastor, invites all to attend the services through Wednesday evening.
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Gustine First Baptist Church
Wayne Copelin
Ing
Copelin
Miles Miears
Evening Lions Club meeting features Daniels family group
The Evening Lions Club will meet on May 8 at the Golden Arrow Cafeteria. The Daniels family musical group will present the program and is warmly welcomed by attendees.
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Lions Club
Golden Arrow
Ular Daniels Family Musical Group
4-H Volleyball Tournaments Set in Gustine and Comanche
The 4-H Adult Leaders Council hosts two volleyball tournaments in Gustine and Comanche to raise funds for a state 4-H center in Brownwood. Gustine events run May 3 to May 5 with finals May 5. Comanche events run May 7 and continue May 11 and 12.
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Comanche
Brownwood
Gustine
Comanche Library Drive Spurs Ford Profile in LA Paper
The Los Angeles Sunday paper featured ONeill Ford on the Comanche Public Library project. Ford, a Texas architectural figure, recalled early jobs and defense of regional design while Gail P. Dudley led the fundraising drive for the $100,000 library in Comanche Texas.
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Comanche
Betty Durham Lilly
Los Angeles
O’neil Ford
O'Neil Ford
Dan MacMasters
Texas
Pink Hill
Red River
Broken Bow
Oklo
Denton
Dallas
San Antonio
Ford
American Institute of Architects
Texas Architecture
Mr. Ford
Gail P. Dudley
Summer Head Start grant to Sidney ISD planned
Congressman Omar Burleson announces a Summer Headstart grant of 3371 dollars for Sidney Independent School District to fund a six week program serving 15 children from low income families.
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Sidney Independent School District
Omar Burleson
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Flight Into Danger senior play at Comanche High
The senior play Flight Into Danger will be staged Friday night May 4 at 8 p.m. in the Comanche High School Auditorium. Tickets cost 75 cents for students and 1 dollar for adults. Wayne Robertson leads as George Spencer and Terry Schul as Doctor Baird with a large cast and crew handling sound lights and direction by Mrs. Maxine Martin.
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Comanche High School
Wayne Robertson
George Spencer
Terry Schul
Doctor Baird
Bridget Conway
Dawn Roden
Lamkin Methodist Church Hosts Helen Poe Lecture
The Lamkin Methodist Church invites all to an educational lecture Saturday night May 5 at 8 p.m. traveler and speaker Helen Poe will discuss This Changing World. The church extends a cordial invitation to area residents saying the program is outstanding and not to be missed.
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Lamkin Methodist Church
Helen Poe
Jayceescite Andrews Renshaw at Comanche banquet
At the Comanche Jaycees annual awards banquet on Wednesday April 25 at PAR Country Club Leta Andrews and Truman Renshaw received distinguished service awards. Leta Andrews noted for leading girls physical education and state level basketball and track teams. Renshaw cited for civic work including church boards and county fair, Lions Club, chamber of commerce roles.
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Leta Andrews
Comanche
Truman Renshaw
Comanche Jaycees
Par Country Club
Andrews
Abilene Reporter
Renshaw
Methodist Church
Comanche County Fair Association
Burglars Loot The Hub In Heavy Clothing Store Heist
The Hub, a men's clothing shop owned by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dudney, was burglarized early Friday morning April 27. An estimated 15 000 dollars in value was taken, including 90 suits 40 wool and silk blends and 50 double knit suits. Thieves also took 40 top sport coats and 30 to 40 knit shirts and slacks. Mrs. Fenton Swindle discovered the break in and reported the back door propped open by a box. Police Chief Charles Anders and the Comanche County Sheriff's office are investigating amid similar recent crimes. The Dudneys expressed regret and gratitude for community concern.
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Bill Dudney
Fenton Swindle
Fort Worth
Charles Anders
Comanche County
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Richard Hicks
Danny Loyd
Linda Collins
Wanda Beaty
Fay Mathis
Eugene Bates
Laura
Gustine Baptist Church
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Gustine, Comanche
Fred Curry
Pallie Palmer
CHS
L.A
Sidney Isd
Lamkin
The
Chamber of Commerce
Indian Band Parents Club
Larry Graham
Jimmy Seals
Abilene
Stanton Anders
Harvey Kaase
Smokey Hill
David Robinson
Gary Don Swearingen
Jaycee-ettes
Ronnie Boston
Stelvin Johnson
Bill Citrano
Jaycees
Killeen
Austin Anderson
Carl Thompson
Grady Hall
Hershel Strawn
Jimmy Martin
Melvin Evans
Wichita Falls
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