El Ectorian Passage Hints at Senior Class Plans
Fragmentary notes mention the senior class of a school, referencing Mr. and Mrs. high av and a possible participant named who have unknown roles. The line suggests a discussion of graduation or class activities, but details are unclear.
Comanche High Faculty Maps Summer Plans
Comanche High School faculty outline summer activities including teaching staff attending state FFA meetings in Dallas and San Antonio, band school at Tarleton, Longhorn Cavern trips, master’s work at Texas Tech, and hospital or district duties. Several teachers plan vacations to mountains, Washington, Oregon, and California while others supervise FFA projects or pursue graduate studies.
Mrs Tom Dudley Offers Furnished Apartments in Comanche
Mrs. Tom Dudley lists one two and three room furnished apartments in the Gray Building formerly the First National Bank Building. Newcomers to Comanche will find seven uniquely furnished units available with modern conveniences. The ground floor houses Texas Power and Light Co.
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Tom Dudley
Comanche
Gray Building
First National Bank
Texas Power & Light Co
Summer plans of Comanche teachers revealed
Miss Marguerite Ross plans a summer trip after teaching business education. Miss Jewel Werner says she will stay home. Mrs. L. D. Cox will continue office work then visit Quincy Illinois and nearby areas. She plans to enroll in a decorating course upon return to Comanche. Joe W Harper outlines plans for the 1956 57 school year as his first full year in the Comanche Public School System. Jimmy Jones athletic director biology and history teacher will study for a Master’s Degree in Commerce Texas at East Texas town of Commerce.
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Dean Pom
Rocky Mountains
Nobia Dunn
Washington
Oregon
M. E. Eads
Virginia Frierson
Comanche
Texas Tech
H. H. Galbraith
R. E. Harmon
J. E. Lightfoot
Guadalupe River
Kerrville
Marguerite Ross
Jewel Werner
L. D. Cox
Quincy
Illinois
Joe W. Harper
Jimmy Jones
East Texas
Commerce
Trial Date Set in Jackson Murder Case in Comanche
Constable J L Jackson of Comanche faces murder charges in the death of Columbus Reed after an April jail altercation. Trial is scheduled for Monday morning May 21 in District Court with District Attorney Howell Cobb leading the prosecution and David J. Morris as defense attorney. A list of 100 prospective jurors has been called from De Leon Comanche and surrounding areas to select the jury for the case.
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J. L. Jackson
Comanche
Columbus Reed
Howell Cobb
David J. Morris
Brownwood
Brown County
J. T. Singleton
Rt. 1
de Leon
Dick Weekes
R. L. Watkins
May
Alva Jenkins
Rising Star
Earl Bartlett
Sidney
R. E. Gressett
Rt. 2
Ernest L. Stanley
Floyd Prather
Bear McDaniel
Lowrey B. Easley
J. N. Wright
W. H. Franks
Gustine
R. J. Read
E. J. Terry
T. J. Turney
Carlton
K. N. Spencer
Comyn
W. T. Barnes
H. D. McDearmon
Rt. 3
R. H. Sides
T. W. Moore
B. C. Boen
Roy Linightfoot
Billie W. Gore
Finis Erwin
Russell McDaniel
Sipe Springs
Jack Vineyard
A. P. Burks
J. L. Hancock
E. D
T. B. Keith
E. J. Taff
J. D. Pounds
J. C. Biggs
D. B. Aldridge
Democrat Star Rt
Roy Tupin
Centennial Climax Plans For July 1 in Comanche County
An enthusiastic committee of about 30 residents from across Comanche County sets July 1 as the start of a weeklong centennial celebration at the Indian Memorial Stadium with county talent and no professional director. The pageant will anchor events, with the Historical Pageant led by Mrs. Joe Harper, and plans for reunions, parades, and window displays across town.
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Comanche County
Rea
Indian Memorial Stadium
The
Rodeo Association
Joe Harper
Harper
Parker County
Weatherford
Old Settlers
Lake Banes
W. B. Nowlin
Hodges Park
de Leon
Comanche
George W. Tate
Alfred Dobbs and Wife to Stand Oil Co and Hancock to Stand
Alfred Dobbs and wife transfer property to Stand Oil Co. William A Hancock conveys to Stand Henry Allen and wife also to Stand. The brief notices indicate sequential property assignments among local parties and a corporate transfer to Stand.
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Alfred Dobbs
Standard Oil Co
William A. Hancock
Henry Allen
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Tarleton
Hattie Rightman
A. E. Boyd, Jr
Dale Fisher
Bruce Couch
FFA
Dallas
Lone Star Farmer
Bill Gressett
Creath Davis
Creath
Boyd
San Antonio
Longhorn Cavern
San Marcos
O. S. Cox
Morris Dean
Dorothy Hendrix
Eva June Smith
H. H. Lockridge
California
M. O. Murphy
H. W. Palmer
Howard Payne College
Ralph Robinson
Ward Driskill
Democrat Star
Johnnie H. Robinson
C. L. Hendrix
Aubrey Stuckey
Eddie McDougal
Pat Cagle
George Stephens
Leland Nabors
Winston Kee
Dublin
J.L. Carlton
T. G. Prick Jr
Coma
J. C. McPherson
Energy
R. K. Land
O. H. Matthews
Charlie E. Woolsey
Proctor
Jack Martin
J. A. Stephens
Lamkin
K. Neel
W. L. Files
Gorman
May Clemons
H. B. Spencer
R. O. Lindley
F. A. Jones
W. T. Carruth
H. L. Beaty
Chester Pell
D. R.eavenshine
James E. Springer
O. G. Campbell
J. B. Morris
Lowell Pittman
R. G. Ficher
H. C. Callaway
A. R. Horton
Roy Henson
Indian Gap
Gaston Boykin
Wallace Hendrick
Fred Dodgen
J. N. Koonce
J. L. Jones
Ben Hulsey
Charles O. Clinton
Patsy W
J. C. Caraway
Jessie Lee Caraway
R. N. Neal
New Rea Bldg
Aglas Hilliard
Bron
J. L. York
Sam and
Ruby Evans
Floy Powell
J. A. Jones
F. H. A. Homes
W. N. Gleaton
Texas
Re Ford
Giridere
Gorrie Ley
Cyril Robertson
Automotive Service
Henderson’s
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State National Bank
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