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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1974

Page

2

Howard Payne College Seeks Community Swinging Stinger Band

Howard Payne College invites area residents and students ages 1 to 101 to join a summer community band. Greg Berry says no prior skill required and there is no charge for tutoring. Meetings start May 28 at the Yellow Jacket Band Hall every Tuesday 7 to 9 pm with instruments available and a possible park concert.

Howard Payne College Brownwood High School Greg Berry HPC Berry Yellow Jacket Douglas MacArthur Academy of Freedom

Egg Prices Down By Texas Expert

Martha Stephens reports easing egg costs as Grade A large eggs offer best value. Texas A&M Extension Service expert Gwendolyne Clyatt notes cheaper poultry items like fryers and hens, with beef and pork counters stocking round steaks roasts and other cuts. Fresh produce remains abundant with oranges bananas and watermelon in supply, while processed vegetables stay tight and rising. Consumer tip warns smaller eggs for better value if price spread exceeds seven cents.

Martha Stephens Gwendolyne Clyatt Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas A&m University System

Parsons Family Visit Ties Fort Worth and Sidney

From Fort Worth Mr and Mrs Percy Parsons visited Sunday with his mother Mrs Dora Parsons of Sidney, highlighting a family gathering across two cities.

Fort Worth Percy Parsons Dora Parsons Sidney

New Subscribers and Address Changes Listed in Comanche Chief

The Comanche Chief publishes a long list of new subscribers including Bob Lane Mrs. Denver Carleton Fort Worth Frank Sandell Big Lake and several others. It also notes subscribers changing addresses such as Fred Vineyard from Comanche to Sidney and Golda Nance from Big Spring to Comanche with many more relocations and renewals across multiple Texas towns.

Bob Lane Denver Carleton Ft. Worth Frank Sandell Big Lake Wayne Long Decatur Edward Seay Big Spring Larry McEntire Canadian Rabbit Fuqua Hamilton Jay Watson G. M. Wilson Winnie Daniel Dublin Paul Hemsley Waco Clinton Revell Gorman Travis Cunningham Port Lavaca Howard Striegler Gordon T. C. Ross Brownwood John H. Neel Dallas Winnie S. Bean Virginia R. E. Phillips Gustine R. B. Nowlin Benjamin Perales Walter Narretta Bobbie Norwood Richard E. Dukes D. L. Mull Comanche Joe Mason de Leon Fred Vineyard Sidney Golda Nance Everette Breedlove South Carolina Sarah Croft Weatherford Proctor Wayne L. Caffey Irving G. B. Daniel Stephenville Cecil Gene Spivey C. M. Loggins Temple Berta Brightman Mt. Wilson Owings Mills Maryland Rhonda Lubke Lubbock Robert Cobb San Marcos Joe D. Wiley Dayton Cunningham Roy Loudermilk Thelma Cuthbertson C. V. Davis E. F. Cunningham M. C. Hallman Jr Doc Edwards William Farrar Joe Wilie Bob Spies Roy T. Collins Cullen Stephens Norman Moore Comanche County Tom Cunningham Bobby

Welcome Newcomers to Comanche Adds Seven Families

Seven families recently moved into Comanche with new residents including Billy F. Taylor and family at 807 North Page and W H Barr at 205 Sunset. Dr. Richard Turner and family opened a new practice on West Wright and joined St Matthews Episcopal Church. The Ledbetters moved from Goldthwaite with their son Allan, and Jimmy Apel with wife and daughter Carrie joined 205 Shoshone. L E Breedlove and wife retired from the Navy and settled in town.

Comanche Billy F. Taylor Steven Belton Roy Bloyd Taylor Lake Proctor Taylors North Page W. H. Barr Arkansas Pass Ronnie Boston Barrs Barr First United Methodist Church Richard Turner Lynn Irving North Lane Soil Conservation Office Jimmy Apel Apel Carrie Cleburne Shoshone L. B. Gill West Armstrong Lovington New Mexico L. E. Breedlove Navy Breedlove

New Comanche Family Joins the Community

A family moved from South Carolina to Comanche and purchased a home on Fast Highland. The husband is a local native and brother of Mrs. Floye Harris. They have five grown children living away from home and look forward to contributing to the growing Comanche community.

South Carolina Fast Highland Floye Harris

Mrs. Bonnie Rogers and Marie Whyte Visit Memorial Service

Mrs. Bonnie Rogers and her daughter Marie Whyte of Dallas visited Frank Rogers this weekend and attended a memorial service at Stag Creek.

Bonnie Rogers Marie Whyte Dallas Frank Rogers Stag Creek

Wichita Falls man aids in Comanche PAR Partnership Tourney

Jack Carnes of Wichita Falls spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Jack Carnes in Comanche to enter the PAR Partnership Tournament with Jake Durham.

Jack Carnes Wichita Falls Comanche Jake Durham

Durhams and Durhams Visit Comanche for Golf Tourney

Rusty Durham and his uncle Red Durham joined the weekend golf tournament at PAR in Comanche while staying with the T R Durham and D F Caraways families from Fort Worth.

Rusty Durham Fort Worth Comanche T. R. Durhams D. F. Caraways Rusty Red Durham

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