Local Grad Edition Highlights Community Ads and Specials
The 1958 Grad edition features student notices and ads from many local businesses. Readers will find promotions from Harelis, Hendersons, Swindle, and Gore's Red, plus a noon meal event at Burg Community with a free meal for attendees. Specials include coffee, beef steaks, and car offers from local shops.
Notable Business Notice Shifts in West Virginia
A garbled local notice notes the relocation of Botham’s Office or accounting services to a new site across from the Coman Bank Building in West Virginia. The text hints at setup details, credit handling, and general private dealings, but specifics are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Nbotham Accounting
Ning
Coman Bank
I Credit
Oily Recital at Alpha Sorority for Children's Dance
A local Alpha Sorority hosts an oil themed recital for children with performances and dance numbers. Organizers invite families to attend fundraising event at the sorority house.
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Alpha Sorority i
Sidney High School Graduation Set
Baccalaureate services for the Sidney High School Senior Class will be Friday night May 16 at 8. Commencement exercises follow May 23 at 8 in the Sidney school auditorium with Z T Huff of Howard Payne College as speaker. Seventeen seniors graduate, the largest class in years. top four averages are Stewart Caffey 94.19, Doris Graham 92.52, Shirley Walker 92.20, and Ray Merworth 91.70.
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Sidney High School
Henry Wardlow
Sidney School
Z. T. Huff
Howard Payne College
Sidney
Stewart Caffey
Doris Graham
Shirley Walker
Ray Merworth
Mrs Fikes Returns From Visit With Father In Stinnett
Mrs Dallas Gayle Fikes of Stinnett returns home after a brief visit with her father W. W. Cox. The item notes a public concern that the next war could be fought in outer space and cites Changing Times as saying we can’t think of a better place.
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Dallas (Gayle) Fikes of
Stinnett
W. W. Cox
Outer Space
Comanche Chief Publisher Honored At Jaycee Man of Year Event
Jaycee annual installation and awards banquet May 8 at Moe's Cafeteria honored J. C. Wilkerson publisher of the Comanche Chief with the Outstanding Citizens Award for community service and loyalty to Comanche. Barney Evans received the Distinguished Service Award for his early leadership and ongoing club support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¢. Wilkerson
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Calhoun
Comanche
Jaycee
Moe‘s
Cafteria
J. C. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Calhoun
Texas
Jaycee Barney Evans
Barney
Wm. T. Calhoun
Louis Harelik
Ted Durham
Percy Parsons
Bill Parks
Herb Goodson
Happy Hathcock
Gyale Pirkle
Jimmy Carpenter
Albert Brannan
Bill Parker
Barney Evans
Bill Gore
Gayle Rippetoe
Brannan
T—F Ahredsiop
Dr. Calhoun
Albert
Roy Brannan
Dick Armstrong
Kenneth Froh
Scretary
Gayle O’dell
Reed Harris
Herbert Koch
Ben Sudderth
Ben Suddreth
James A. Turman
Texas Youth Council
Turnan
Gatesville School For
Arrowheads Here May 19
The CHS yearbook delivery is set for Monday May 19. On Friday May 16 Arrow staff will travel to Taylor Publishing in Dallas to collect the annuals and tour the plant. A party at Mac's Cafeteria honors the Senior Play cast and CHS publications staff.
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CHS
Arrowhad
Taylor Publishing Company
Dallas
Mac’s
Cauley Brother Improving at Brownwood Hospital
W. C. Cauley of Comanche, ill in a Brownwood hospital for some time, was reported a little better Thursday morning but remains seriously ill, according to relatives.
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W. C. Cauley
C. Cauley
Comanche
Brownwood
Poisoner Loose In County Scare Prompts Warden Appeal
Comanche County faces a deadly poisoner at Mercer Creek between Lake Banes and Lake Comanche municipal water supplies. State Game Warden M S Dry seeks public help after hundreds of fish were found dead from poisoning. He warns of possible lake contamination and fish crop danger if poison spreads. Citizens urged to provide information leading to arrest.
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Comanche County
M. S. Dry
Warden Dry
Mercer Creek
Lake Banes
Lake Comanche
Gustine Seniors to Receive Diplomas at Two Services
Sixteen Gustine High School seniors are set to graduate with diplomas. The baccalaureate will be Sunday night May 18 at 8:00 in the school auditorium with Minister Billy Patterson of Gustine Church of Christ delivering the address. The commencement will follow Friday night May 23 with Rev Howard Johnson giving the address. The named graduates include class president Alvis Suteville and officers and other seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustine High School
Billy Patterson
Gustine Church of Christ
Howard Johnson
Alvis Suteville
June Banner
Jo Spoonts
Jackie Allen
Marshall Center
Pat Eddleman
J Lee Harris
Pete Howell
Linda Hurt
Barbara Nelson
Deanna Osborn
Betty Parkman
Fonda Priddy
Richard Taylor
Bobby Thompson
David Willingham
Gariman View Homecoming to Feature Singing Event
The Gariman View Homecoming near Comanche on Highway 16 will be held Sunday May 18 with activities from 10 30 a m to 4 30 p m led by Teddy Patton who invites all singers. The Haskell County Centennial planned for summer was canceled due to a school board denial to use the football field.
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Gariman View
Comanche
Highway 16
Teddy Patton
Patton
Haskell County
Supt. Harper Resigns for Olton Post Effective July 1
Joe W. Harper, Comanche Schools superintendent since December 1955, resigned to take the Olton superintendency in Lamb County. Olton offers a salary over 11 000, higher than Comanche's top, and Mrs. Harper will join Olton faculty. The Comanche district undertook a 150 000 renovation during his tenure, while the board screens about fifty applicants for a successor. an announcement is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe W. Harper
Comanche
Olton
Harper
Lamb County
Harpers
Cransfills Gap
University of Texas
SWSTC
San Marcos
Comanche High School
Comanche School Board
C. D. Swearengin
Thes Swearengin
Bankers Attend State Convention in Houston
Mr and Mrs Boyd Anthony and Mr and Mrs L C Durham attended the State Bankers Convention in Houston from Sunday through Tuesday. Anthony is president of the State National Bank of Comoache and a District 6 director. Durham is a vice president of the State National Bank.
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Boyd Anthony
L. C. Durham
State Bankers’ Convention
Houston
Anthony
State National Bank of
Comanche
Mr. Durham
State National Bank
Caraway Named New County Democratic Chairman in Comanche
Comanche County Democratic Executive Committee named D F Caraway of Comanche as chairman to fill the unexpired term of Charles Carter, who resigned due to personal business. Filing fees for candidates for the July 26 Democratic primary were set at 20 percent of a four year office salary, with a midnight May 17 filing deadline. Thirty eight seniors will graduate May 23 at Comanche High School with Robert W Walker delivering the commencement address and Polly McCullough as valedictorian.
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D. F. Caraway
N. Page
Comanche
Comanche County
Democratic Executive Committee
Charles Carter
Carter
Public Scales
Caraway
County
Proctor Dam Hearing Before Congress on Flood Project
Hearings May 7 and 8 in Washington D C before House and Senate sub committees reviewed the Proctor Dam and Brazos River flood control plan. Officials from Comanche, Hamilton, Brazos River Authority, Temple, Erath and others testified. Lyndon Johnson and Ralph Yarborough urged action. Estimated cost 16 million with 3 to 4 years of construction and a large labor force anticipated.
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House of Representatives
Senate Finance
Washington, D. C
Texas
Proctor Dam
Castle Ellis
Comanche Chamber of Commerce
T. D. Craddock
Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
Jack H. Kultgen
Waco
Brazos River
Temple Chamber of Commerce
Dale
Dick Harbin
E. L. Keller
Erath Com
Ple
State Democratic Committee
Senate Majority
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Ralph Yarborough
Kultgen
House
Brazos
Omar Burleson
Bob Poage
Proctor
Brajos
United States Army Engineers
Newburg Community Progress Tour Set For Next Thursday
Newburg Rural Neighborhood Progress Club president D F Caraway urges Comanche area support as Newburg faces state finals in the Rural Neighborhood Progress contest. The final inspection tour runs May 22 at 10 am from the community signboard, with a half mile caravan touring farms and ranches and a free noon dinner at the Community House.
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Wburg
Burg
Newburg
D. F. Caraway
Comanche
Highway
Texas
Newsburg
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Avice Drug
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Henderson’s
Henderson
Ead
Seabore
Artholet & Oldsmo
Botham
Kenneth From
Gustine
State Banker's Meet
Martha Chilion
New
Robert W. Walker
First Methodist Church
Polly McCullough
Polly
Elton McCullough
Martha Chilton
Martha
William Chilton
Mary
Margaret Edmondson
Peggy Godfrey
Anita Edmondson
Karen Willingham
Linda Smith
Wanda Cottrell
Joan Rambo
Belva Johnson
Martha Merritt
Glynda Day
Thelma Jones
Jane Matthews
Ann Weekes
Eugene Dobyns
D. F. Dobyns
Bobby Arthur
Donnie Bingham
Charlotte Carnes
Creath Davis
Horace Davis
Bob Dudley
Mary Margaret Edmondson
Quinton Elliott
Tom Evridge
Imogene Glasgow
Laura Hilliard
Gerald Hodges
Stelvin Johnston
Betty Layman
Betty Loudermilk
Joe Paul McCullough
Mattie McEwin
James Mercer
Larry Morris
Joan Ram
Polly McCulough
Hagood
Detroit
L. T. Hagood
Arthur Chevrolet
Oldsmobile Inc
Donovan Jones
Chevrolet Service
Mechanical Aero
Arthur
Mr. Hagood
Arthur's
Jones
Eercener Hagood
Toledo
Ohio
General Motor
General Motors Training Center
John Earl Williams
Harlingen
Jay Colquit
Williams
John Bethel
Molly
Houston Hospital