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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1976

Page

6

School Board Happenings In Regular November Meeting

The regular school board meeting was held November 8 1976 at 7 30 p m in the Tax Office Conference Room with all members present. Motions approved October 11 1976 minutes and various bills. The board named the new high school library in honor of Nobia Dunn and discussed bids for property and athletic equipment. Two new communion chairs were purchased by Central Christian Church from the Armstrong Cox Memorial Fund and dedicated during weekend visitations.

Tax Office H. R. Jefferies A. G. Robertson M. L. Green James Wilson Bill Jones Marguerite Ross Frank Hall Brooks Kerley John Gleaton Billy Ray Evans Jones Classroom Teachers’ Association Nobia Dunn President Hill James T. Pate Paine Street Bill Blue W. T. Calhoun Central Christian Church Armstrong Cox William Chilton Tom Burns Houston Cecil J. Cox Harold McKinney Vicki Brent Jennifer Skipper Cox Garland Ben Katherine Cox Lawrenceville Georgia

Comanche Junior Highers Finish Season at Coleman

Comanche seventh and eighth graders end their season with a Thursday night trip to Coleman for the football finale.

Coleman

Petit Jury List Continues with Local Names and Addresses

Continued list of prospective petit jurors with full names and home addresses across Comanche De Leon Sidney German and nearby towns. Notable entries include Ruby Willtrout Yolanda Rubio James Roberts and Louis Almaguer among others.

Ruby Elizabeth Willtrout Box Comanche Norman Beene Matthews Rt. 1 Richard Kyle Hicks N. Elm Yolanda Rubio P.O Cleddie Virgil Shelburne Polly Ann Schuman Ham St de Leon Margaret Robinson N. Austin Jerome Vance Ray Henry Raymond Legg Hazel Pricilla C. Moore Sidney Henry E. Jones Weatherford J. C. Sadberry Roy Norman Buchanan

The Shepherd We Know Not Just the Psalm

An old timer and a young speaker recite Psalm 23 before an audience. The young man proclaims the verse while the elderly man, aided by a cane, shares the same words yet earns reverent silence. The lesson: know the Shepherd beyond the psalm and invite Him into life. Read Psalm 23 and reflect.

Good Shepherd

Minutes From Commissioner's Court November 8 1976

The commissioners approve minutes of prior meeting and pay bills. Derwin Nabors moves to extend the DA Assistance Program. Billy Patton seconds. The court canvasses the November 2 1976 general election returns and agrees to close for Veterans Day November 11 1976.

Derwin Nabors Billy Patton D. A Homer Miller

Gustine Edges Strawn 44 38 for District Standings Tie

Gustine beat Strawn 44-38 to pull even in District 6-B play at 6-1. Mark Littlejohn scored three touchdowns for Gustine, with Danny Johnson and Casey Zarate adding scores, while Steve Gunter kicked eight extra points. Gustine faces Gordon next.

Gustine Strawn Mark Littlejohn Tiger Danny Johnson Casey Zarate Steve Gunter Mark Hinkson Jimmy Tiddle

Bearcats Clinch Playoff Trip with 26-0 Rout of Bangs

De Leon, defending District 10-A champion, improved to 5-0 in district and 7-2 overall after a 26-0 victory over Bangs. Sig Wolf scored twice with Rocky Hardin adding another rushing TD, Huddleston connected with Hallmark on the scoring pass, and Toby Hare led the defense as De Leon heads to a district finale versus Ranger.

de Leon Bangs Bearcats Sig Wolf Rocky Hardin Joe Bob Huddleston Steve Hallmark Toby Hare Ranger Ranger Bulldogs

Courthouse To Close In Honor Of Fallen American Heroes

Comanche County Commission votes to close the courthouse on November 11 1976 in memory of American men and women who sacrificed their lives for the country. The court will reopen for business on November 12 1976.

Comanche County

Brownwood Civic Theatre Presents Dont Drink the Water

The Brownwood Civic Theatre stages Woody Allen’s Dont Drink the Water for three days, Friday Saturday and Sunday November 19 20 21. Dinner times and showtimes vary with meals at 6 30 p m and 1 p m and shows at 8 p m or 2 30 p m. Admission includes meal at eight dollars per person. The venue is in the old Knobler building on Center Avenue.

Brownwood Civic Theatre Woody Allen Showtime Knobler Center Avenue

Dudleys Host Musical Buffet Recital At Home

Mrs James Dudley entertained a group of family and friends with a buffet supper and piano recital at their home last Friday. Jean Mailler Mitchell a University of Texas graduate student performed works by Poulenc Debussy and Satie with encores by Poulenc. Out of town guests came from Dallas Lubbock Houston San Benito Los Alamos Ft Worth Navasota and Austin.

James Dudley Jean Mailler Mitchell University of Texas Austin Mary Gill Dallas DeAlva Holmes Lubbock James Allison Crawford Justin and Neely Houston Ernie Taubert San Benito Patricia Loree Art Bridge Fred Edenskutty Los Alamos New Mexico Robert Roark Ft. Worth Elliott Goodwin Navasota Baker Goodwin Jean Mitchell

Sidney Eagles Fall to Woodson Cowboys in District clash

The Woodson Cowboys beat the Sidney Eagles 44 to 32 in a six man District 6-B game at Sidney. Jody Dellah led Woodson with scoring as the district record moved to 3-4 while Sidney dropped to 2-5 and faces Moran next. Mike Gibson and Mike Fields connected for three TD passes and Tommy Diaz added two scores for Sidney.

Woodson Cowboys Jody Dellah Sidney Eagles Sidney Dellah Cowboys Woodson Mike Gibson Mike Fields Tommy Diaz Moran

Congregational Methodist Church Invites Comanche to Worship

Members of the Congregational Methodist Church extend a warm welcome to anyone in Comanche to worship at the church on Lake Eanes Road. The outreach emphasizes inclusive invitation and community gathering.

Congregational Methodist Church Comanche Lake Eanes Road

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Bill Hill Vien Calhoun Steve Eaton J. B. Layne Formica Wm. T. Calhoun Ite Commissioners Court Charles Bean ASC Committee G. C. Pickle G. W. York Valley Forge Road New High School B‘wood Civic Theatre Dudleys Mitchell Poulenc DeBussy Satie Vladimir Horowitz Bizet Carmen Oregon David Smith Whitby Piano Service Margaret Fort Worth Texas Congregational Methodists World Council of Churches Balglon Born Again Christ Jerry Ross Packer Feeder Brownwood General Electric Porta Colora TV Seato Powell Supply Central
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