Senior Edition To Be Published Next Week
The Comanche Chief announces a forthcoming Senior Edition featuring Comanche High School seniors and their activities. Mary Cunningham and Donna fi will co edit, with senior staff helping. photos of CHS seniors and contributions from Gustine Priddy and Sidney senior classes will appear.
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Comanche High School
CHS
Mary Cunningham
Warrior
Donna Fi
the Arrowhead
Gustine
Priddy
Sidney
County Crusade for Christ Set for May 28 to June 3
The Comanche County Baptist Association sponsors a county wide Crusade for Christ from May 28 through June 3. Evangelist Jay Snell and singer Tim Holder lead a tent revival to be held near the Comanche City-County Airport with nightly services at 8 p.m. Steering committee members include John Wiles Donnie Melton and E W Prevo as general chairman.
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Comanche County
John Wiles
Donnie Melton
E. W. Frevo
Prevo
Comanche undertakes major sewer line project and Indian Maidens set national record
Mayor Clarence Schwartz announced a $48,599 contract by Kemp Construction Co. for 5,000 feet of 10 to 16 inch sewer line from Fleming Ave to the Mostman's plant funded largely by a $32,000 EPA grant. In athletics, Comanche’s Indian Maidens, coached by Leta Andrews, set a national track record in the 1600 meter relay with a 1:42.9, placing fourth in state competition with a total of 42 points.
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Clarence Schwartz
Comanche
Fleming Ave
Mostman
Kemp Construction Company
Iving
Environment Protecton Agency
Schwartz
Austin
Leta Andrews
Lebanon
Ore
Gustine High School Graduation Set for Friday Night
Gustine High School will hold in person graduation Friday night May 19 starting at 8 00 oclock. Baccalaureate was Sunday May 14 with Rev David Boos delivering the message. Miss Barbara Davis will play the processional and recessional. Royalties and awards will be presented by Gustine officials with Diplomas awarded by Garth Pettit.
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Gustine High School
David Boos
Barbara Davis
Billy Mack Loggins
Joe Adams
Juanita Zarate
Mike Gunter
Gilbert Davis
Goldthwaite
Local baseball season opens with high scoring games
The season kicked off last Tuesday with both leagues in action and continued through Thursday and Friday nights. Highlights include Wizards 21 V F W and Sidney 19 0 over Raiders. Wee Wees Sidney 5 Raiders 4. V F W 10 Wizards 2. Saints 26 Gustine 0 in Little League. Bingham TV 15 Oilers 2. Pee Wee results include Bingham TV 19 Oilers 2 and Saints 3 Gustine 1 in extra innings after a 1-1 tie through 3 innings. Friday saw Sidney 10 Oilers 0 and Wizards 9 Raiders. Raiders 8 Wizards 7 in Pee Wee. Sidney 7 Oilers 3. Games continue Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays through July 14.
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V.F.W
Sidney
Raiders
Wee Wees
Saints
Gustine
Bingham TV
Oilers
Use Of Plastic Bags Urged By City Officials
Comanche officials urge residents to switch to plastic refuse bags to reduce mess. Heavy duty 30 gallon bags are sold at cost at city facility, priced at 25 cents each or 1 dollar for a bulk lot, to help the community.
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Comanche
Homecoming at Hasse set for May 27 and 28
The Heese Homecoming is scheduled for May 27 and 28. An informal Saturday gathering and Sunday activities begin at 10 am. Families are asked to bring their own food for a grounds breakfast and socializing to visit old friends.
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Heese
Hasse
City appoints meter maid to start June 1
Judy Jones will take over the duties around June 1 as Comanche adds a meter maid to issue tickets for over parking. The new program aims to enforce meter rules and reduce violators in the city.
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Comanche
Judy Jones
Jaycees Headed to State Convention in Corpus Christi
Comanche Jaycees and their wives leave at noon Thursday from the square to attend the state convention in Corpus Christi Friday through Sunday in May 1921. R and R reports have been turned in for judging and the group hopes to win several awards.
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Corpus Christi
R and R
Gustine Invites Rodeo Fans for May 25 27 Event
Gustine’s annual Invitational Rodeo runs May 25 to 27 with a Thursday street parade at 6 30 p m a Saturday 5 p m parade and a homecoming chicken supper. Grand entry is 8 p m nightly with stock from Delbert Wise. Prizes include a $25 bond nightly donated by Higginbothams Gustine. Schools invited include Richland Springs Star Mullin Comanche Goldthwaite Hamilton and many more.
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Gustine
Delbert Wise
Higginbothams, Coustine
Richland Springs
Star
Mullin
Comanche
Gaoldtinwaile
Hamilton
Iwthlin
May
Balnket
de Leon
Priddy
Pottsville
Zephyr
Hico
Stephenville
Evant
Early
Brownwood
Bangs
San Saba
Weather Summary for Maine May Readings
The report lists daily weather readings for May 11 12 14 in Maine with totals for the period and running totals to date, indicating a summarized weather pattern across the month.
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Maine
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Donna Kidd
Mary Cunningslam
County Crusade For Christ
Fredda Davis
Janet Brightman
Laura Spruill
Linda Andrews
Rhonda Lubke
Lane
Brightman
Davis
Spruill
Lubke
West Columbia
Fredda Devis
Affain
Woo
Gustine Graduation
Roger Oliver
Wl Poresent
Dub Crumley
Garth Pettit
Alan Luker
Alvin Joe Adams
Brenda Kay Burks
William Edward Grimmitt
Billy Mike Gunter
Jimmy Pat Gunter
Mark Donnell Gunter
Judy Ann Hughitt
Bil- Mack Loggins
Alan Lynn Luker
Almerinda Mororo
Juabiia Zarate
NEW Funeral Home
Comanche Funeral Home
West Grand Ave
Page Street
Jaycees
University of Texas
Omanche
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