Indians Aim For District Title
Comanche hosts Cisco in a decisive district clash as both teams enter with 4-0 records. Cisco features star backs Kent and Kanady plus punter Moore, while Comanche relies on a varied offense and strong defense. Six seniors play their last regular game as injuries thin the Indians roster ahead of kickoff at 7 30.
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Comanche
Cisco
Canal City
Loboes
Eastland
Coleman
Hamilton
Clyde
Kelly Kent
Jimmy Kanady
Mike Moore
Kent
CHS
Fred West
Don Edwards
Bobby Hammer
Steve Davis
Roy Mitchell
Davis
Michell
Danny Armstrong
Dan Holland
Ing Clyde
Clifton
Indians
Lonnie Kilgore
Reo Brownlee
Kent Easley
David Wilkerson
James Cox
Raymond Paulsen
Bubba Strube
Junior Sanchez
David Wilkeson
James Richey
Mike Bingham
Neal Lester
Brennan Pinkerton
Benny Williams
Armstrong
Brownlee
Holland
Strube
Wilkerson
Dayton West
Comanche County Voters Approve Four Amendments in 1930s Ballot
In Comanche County only 699 voters cast ballots from about 6,000. Amendments 2 and 3 on homestead exemptions, 5 on sea wall bonds, and 7 increasing the Veterans Land Fund passed, while Amendment 1 pay raises and session limits failed 197 to 381. Other amendments 4 8 and 9 were defeated.
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Comanche County
Comanche
Hasse
Gustine
Lamkin
Hazeldell
Proctor
Sidney
de Leon
Veterans Land Fund
Peanut Price Fight Shapes Up Across Industry
Ross Wilson of the Southwestern Peanut Growers Assn reports two fronts in peanut policy. USDA announced six administrative changes on October 24, while long range tweaks aim to reshape the future price support program. At an Atlanta meeting November 5, growers plotted grass roots opposition and prepared to lobby Congress for hearings on November 6 and a second session within weeks. Southwest congressmen Poage, Burleson, and Karen attended, signaling broad political contest over the target price and marketing structure.
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Southwestern Peanut Growers’ Assn
USDA
Wilson
National Peanut Growers Steering Committee
Atlanta
House Agriculture
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
U.S
Southwest
Bob Poage
Waco
Omar Burleson
Anson
Abraham Karen
Laredo
Cisco Cancels Thursday's Games After Declining Season
Cisco has canceled all three Thursday night games. Junior Highs led by Billy Pope posted strong records with seven grade levels undefeated and one loss. Comanche Freshmen under Gene Westmoreland also posted solid season results. An all ages Bonfire at 7:00 p.m. is planned in the football field parking lot. Otis A. Johnson announces new Owl Drug daily bus schedule to Wichita Falls and San Antonio. Farmer Bus Line operates the trips leaving Comanche at 11:10 a.m. and 12:25 p.m. with arrivals in San Antonio and Wichita Falls later that day.
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Gene Westmoreland
Otis A. Johnson
Owl Drug
Wichita Falls
San Antonio
Farmer Bus Line
Comanche
Jaycees Sponsor Fourth Community Thanksgiving Service
The Comanche Jaycees will host the fourth annual Community Thanksgiving Service on Wednesday night November 21 at 7 30 at First Baptist Church. Jaycees spokesman Tommy Gibson invites all to attend this service of thanks.
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Jaycees
Kilgore Wins Grid Contest
Comanche Chief football contest winner list announced with Lonnie E. Kilgore of 305 E Central taking first prize of $5 after tie breaker. Second place goes to David Steele of Route 1 Sidney, with Merle Deisher of 607 N Page in third. Honorable mentions for missing only one game include Mae Morgan Patricia Hicks Donnie Dale Hicks Darla Kilgore Spencer Key Pat McAlexander Cecil Weatherman Prett Keith Mary Edna Walkoviak and Mrs Lon Lancaster.
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Lonnie E. Kilgore
E. Central
David Steele
Route 1
Sidney
Merle Deisher
N. Page
Mae Morgan
Patricia Hicks
Donnie Dale Hicks
Darla Kilgore
Spencer Key
Pat McAlexander
Cecil Weatherman
Prett Keith
Mary Edna Walkoviak
Lon Lancaster
Texas A&m
SMU
Comanche Pep Rally Aims to “Win the District” Friday
Comanche students and fans are invited to a pep rally at CHS gym Friday at 3:00 PM to celebrate “Winning the District.” Superintendent H R Jeffries will drive a bus around the square at about 2:45 PM offering free rides to the gym. Fans urged to attend and support the event.
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CHS
H. R. Jeffries
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