Local Jaycees Help Build Two New Baseball Fields
Citizens of Comanche and the Jaycees supported a project that provides two new baseball fields with quality playing surfaces and spectator stands. The improved facilities will benefit Little League and Pony League players as the season nears.
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Comanche
Gustine FFA Rodeo Fades. Comanche County Rodeo Cited
Be advised that the Gustine FFAers sponsor their annual rodeo with events starting Thursday and running to Saturday. Officials note the Comanche County rodeo season will be the last Go only rodeos this year as the Comanche Rodeo Club decided not to hold a show due to waning interest. Memorial Day weekend honors service members with over 50 local troops serving overseas in Viet Nam.
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Gustine Ffaers
FFA
Gustine
Comanche
Comanche Ropi Club
WBW
the Times
Vietnam
Comanche Garden Club Concludes 1967 68 Year
The Comanche Garden Club ends its 1967 68 year with a guest tea and installation on May 16. Members and guests wore miniature pink rose corsages as pink punch frosted cake squares and mints were served. Incoming officers were installed by Tom Dudley with Mr. Eaton presiding at the punch bowl.
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Comanche Garden Club
J. C. Wilkerson
Joe Tupin
B. L Gore
C. A. Crownover
Clarence Rea
Robert Eaton
Elmo Montgomery
W. M. Durham
A. P. Cox
Gardenee
Harold Denny
Tom Dudley
Herbert Lockwood
H. C. Williams
Harold Lock
Belve Bean
George Goosby
Corres
N. A. Berrey
Treas
J. C. Reynolds
Rea
Texas Garden Club
Comanche Club
Riles Set For Fount Wood Fountain
Fountain J Wood 82 of White Point died Monday May 27 in a Houston hospital after a long illness. Born June 26 1685 in Alabama he lived in Comanche County eighty years. Survived by wife Polly Stewart two daughters and two grandchildren. services Thursday 2 pm at Comanche Funeral Chapel with Rev Kaynes and Dr Klingman officiating. Burial White Point Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Fountain J. Wood
White Point
Houston
Mr. Wood
Alabama
Comanche County
Polly Ann Stewart
Comanche
First Methodist Church
Robert Kaynes
C. C. Klingman
White Point Cemetery
Hip Arthur
Ray Marlin
Hart Sterling
Dwayne Prater
Joe Tupin
Dave Hoover
F. J. Wood, Jr
Frankie Wetzel
Bremerton
Wash
Zada Simms
Burbank
Calif
Logan of Kermit Dies. rites held in De Leon
Fredreka Logan of Kermit died May 21 in Kermit. Services were at Assembly of God Church in De Leon with Rev. T. Wieman officiating. Burial followed at Bunyan Cemetery. Pallbearers were J. L. Wingfield, Bill Logan, D. C. Wingfield, and Pete Williams. Born January 29, 1938 in Dublin to George and Dewey Wingfield Logan. Survived by her parents, sister Nima Jean Logan of Palo Alto and brother Dickie Logan, student at Texas Tech.
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Fredreka Logan
Kermit
Assembly of God Church
de Leon
T. W.ieman
Bunyan Cemetery
J. L. Wingfield
Bill Logan
D. C. Wingfield
Pete Williams
George and
Dewey Wingfield Logan
Dublin
Nima Jean Logan
Palo Alto
Calif
Dickie Logan
Texas Tech
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