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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1949

Page

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Mayor Announces Clean Up Drive

The City Council directed two trucks now hauling caliche for street work to a two day cleanup campaign on June 13 and 14. Only non burnable trash in sacks or boxes will be collected, with each street served once.

Lions Sponsor Imperial Quartet Here Friday Night

The Comanche Lions Club brings the Imperial Quartet with Marion Snider on piano to Comanche High School Auditorium Friday night at 8 15. The group, heard on WFAA and Texas Quality Network, offers spirituals western and popular tunes. Lions members expect a good turnout and tickets are 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children available from Lions members or at the door.

Comanche Lions Club Imperial Quartet Marion Snider Comanche High School Lions Club WFAA Texas Quality Network Roy Brannan Comanche Lions

Sidney High School Graduation Program Set

Graduation exercises for Sidney High School are scheduled for Thursday night May 26 with a full program. Processional invocation song salutatory valedictorian and speakers, diploma presentation and acceptance, with headlining names and classes listed. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday evening with a sermon by Rev. Cecil Guthrie.

Sidney High School A. E. Boyd O. S. Cox Vernon Welch M. T. Carroll Harvey Wilson Nell Wilson Judson Woolsey Loel Dene Clark Dean Skiles

Six Teams Form Junior Softball League Here

Six junior league softball teams were organized this week under N N Durham president of the Comanche Softball Association. Joe Lockhart will manage the league with four daily play sessions starting next Monday at 4 30 pm at the local field. More than 75 boys under 16 have signed up and rosters list Indian named teams Cherokees Kickapoos Delawares Navajoes and Apaches with five Comanche squads.

N. N. Durham Comanche Softball Association Joe Lockhart Comanche Fred Curry Cyril Irby Fairview-Van Dyke Red Raiders Curry-Irby Red Raiders Millard Ellis Jimmie Jones Cirgil Evans Jesse Evans Robert Lee Calvin Lee Jerry Tom Beene Oscar Wallace Brent Waldrop Ronnie Waldrop Gayle McNutt Willie Layman J. C. Sims David Beene Travis Cottrell Lloyd Biggs Gene Coulter Don Kirkland Dale Burks Norman Morrison Tom Cunningham Cecil Brownlee Bobby Strain Wayne Gossett Billy Goforth Stanley Robertson Paul Smith George Dillin Pepper Vineyard Dizzy Howell Billy Wil- Pat Sullivan Howard Summers Barry Arthur Kenneth Ramsey Ronald Matthews Felton Brooks Gene Vineyard Weldon Hicks Dalton Hicks Donald Spivey Dale Carmichael Dean Rambo Sharon Greene J. E. Watson Bill Carpenter Larry Hillinberg Jerry Stark Odlea McAdams Tom Graham Donnie Hicks Don Cunningham John Keeter Robert Willis Glen Ellis Clarence Williams Dan Burton David Willis Larry Pierson

Revival at Blanket Church of Christ Begins Next Sunday

The Owensal Church of Christ at Blanket launches a Sunday revival continuing through June 5 with services at 10 am and 8 pm. Evangelist Tillit S. Teddlie of Greenville will preach. he is a noted Church of Christ preacher and songwriter. A singing is scheduled for Sunday at 2 30 pm. all are invited.

Owensal Church of Christ Church of Christ Revival Teddlie Tillit S. Teddlie Greenville Church of Christ

Cunningham to Fill Presbyterian Pulpit This Summer

At a church meeting Reverend B. K. Tenney and officers granted Reverend W. B. Gray a three month leave of absence from the Presbyterian pulpit. John Cunningham, Austin Presbyterian Seminary student, will take charge full time this summer beginning the first Sunday in June.

B. K. Tenney Home Mission Presbyterian Manse W. B. Gray John Cunningham Austin Presbyterian Seminary Cunningham

Sketch of the Life of Mrs. D. E. Nabers

Mrs. D. E. Nabers of Comanche died May 11 at the German hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral at Zion Hill Baptist Church with Rev. Lee officiating. interment in Zion Hill Cemetery. Born October 8, 1884, Neema Murrell Fritts, she joined Zion Hill Church over 50 years ago and taught the Junior-Intermediate Sunday School class for more than 35 years. Survived by husband D. E. Nabers, sister Delia Griffith of Atlanta, nieces, nephews, and many friends.

D. E. Nabers Comanche German Hospital Zion Hill Baptist Church Rev. Lee Zion Hill Cemetery Nabers Neema Murrell Fritts Comanche County Mary Fritts D. E B. Nabers Delia Griffith Atlanta Georgia

First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Vacation Bible School

The church lists Sunday activities including Sunday School at 9 45 and Morning Service at 11 with evening services at 7 and 8. Weekday meetings cover W M U circles Officers and teachers Prayer meeting Choir practice and several junior groups. Vacation Bible School begins June 6 with 4 through 15 year olds invited. Dr J D Grey speaks on Our Sufficient Savior next Sunday at 7 30 over WFAA 820.

W.M.U Claude Ross G.as Sunbeams Joe Lockhart Coral Taylor J. D. Grey WFAA

Mrs Bassham and son Leave Georgia for Colum bus

Mrs Bill Bassham and her son Lanny departed from Georgia after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Alfred McKinzie. They joined Sgt Bill Bassham in Columbus where he has been transferred from Fort Bliss to Fort Benning.

Georgia Bill Bassham Lanny Alfred McKinzie Columbus Sgt Ft. Bliss Texas Ft. Benning

REA Leads City Softball Race With Two Wins Tonight

REA, defending city champions, remain undefeated in five starts and hold a full game lead over Downing and Higginbotham. Crowds roared at the local park as doubleheaders drew big Friday attendance. Results include REA 5 Gustine 3 and Higginbotham 7 VFW 0 with Gustine 9 High School 1 and Downing 18 VFW 4 in prior games.

REA Downing Higginbotham Gustine Sudderth Charlie Page VFW Newburymen Heathington George Frick Newburg Burg Higgs High School Higginbotham’s

First Free Will Baptist Revival Opens June 4

The First Free Will Baptist Church of Comanche announces its annual revival with Rev. Mrs. Lizzie McAdams of Huntsville leading services starting Saturday June 4 at 8 PM. She is an experienced Texas minister and will conduct nightly services. all are invited.

Free Will Baptist Revival McAdams Comanche Lizzie McAdams Free Willl Baptist Church of Huntsville Texas

Galbraith to Open Optical Office in Comanche

Dr H H Galbraith optometrist will open his office about Saturday June 4 after buying out Dr T J Connors Optical Firm in Comanche. Connors retires after forty five years in optics and aims to fish and rest. Galbraith, from Ilford via Waxahachie, studied at Northern Illinois College and served as Army Engineer major in World War II. The Rambo Building on De Leon Highway will host the new practice.

H. H. Galbraith Dr. Galbraith Northern Ilinois College of Optometry Chicago Ilford Waxahachie Rambo de Leon Galbraith Army Engineers Luther Hammons Comanche Bert Byrd Snyder

Vacation Bible School Opens at Methodist Church

The annual Vacation Bible School will open Monday morning at the local First Methodist Church. Any child, regardless of church affiliation, is invited to attend, said Mrs. Euel Arthur, director.

First Methodist Church Saids Euel Arthur

Vineyard Market Fire Damages Store and Stock

Frank Vineyard’s Food Market suffered an early morning blaze around 3 o’clock last Friday. Night watchman Will Kerley and the Comanche Volunteer Fire Department prevented spread, with building damage estimated at 600 dollars and stock and fixtures around 5 000 dollars. Settlement on stock made. fixtures and equipment to be assessed this week. Plans call for an early reopening with new stock and fixtures.

Frank Vineyard Will Kerley Comanche Volunteer Fire Department 8. MacDonald Bob Graham Vineyard

Vasco Lee Chosen Lions Club President for Year

Vasco Lee has been selected to serve as Lions Club president for the ensuing year. The club praises Lion Lee as a standout community citizen with strong leadership. New officers include Bill Clemons as first vice president E L Pierson as second vice president Leo F Keelan as third vice president Elton McCullough as secretary treasurer Jimmie Carpenter as lion tamer James Slider as tail twister and W D Blackwood as assistant tail twister.

Vasco Lee Lions Club Lion Lee Lions Bill Clemons E. L. Pierson

Custine High School Graduation Set for May 27

The Custine High School graduation will be held at the Custine High School auditorium on Friday night May 27. The program lists processional Peggy Allen invocation Rev Jerry Oliver salutatory Darrel Martin class poem Tommy Jack Clements valedictory Lou Layman introduction of speaker Superintendent W W B Russell address Howell E Cobb di plomas H V Adcock president of school board benediction Rev Ivors Gentry recessional Peggy Allen.

Custine High School High School Peggie Allen Jerry Oliver Darrel Martin Tommy Jack Clements Lou Layman W.W. B. Russell Howell E. Cobb Comanche H. V. Adcock Ivors Gentry Peggy En

Grain Farmers Hearing On Oats Loan Rules In County Court

County agents announce a discussion on the Government Loan Program for oats led by Dr D Johnston Acting Adm Officer Comanche County ACA. The meeting is Tuesday May 31 at 2:00 p.m. in the District Court Room to clarify loan prices and warehouse storage regulations.

Ben Spears Dr D. Johnston Adm Offic Comanche County ACA T District Court Room

Lions Clubs Formed at Gustine De Leon and Gorman

Lions clubs recently organized at Gustine and De Leon are sponsored by Comanche Lions. Gorman’s club is supported by Eastland. Rev Lloyd Gentry was president of Gustine committee. 18 members already. Roland Miller elected Gustine president. Clebrane Willingham secretary. Doc Thurmond treasurer. Noon meeting today at Pete's Cafe with charter members listed.

Lions Gustine de le Gorman Gitine de Leon Comanche Lions Eastland Lloyd Gentry Baptist P Tor Char T Club Roland Miller Elec Gustine Lio Cleburne Willingham Secre Doc Thurmond Tailtw Pete’s Jer, Gentry, Willingham Mand Pete Archer J. W. Son M. Autrey M. M. McQers W. B. Russell Gale A. J. D. Allen Jake Jones W. Young McDonald Applewhite C. Eppler O. D. Johnson Ed M Dougal

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