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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1966
Page
3
Ring ad announces Sonotone hearing aid service for all makes with expert care. Jack Jones advertises at the DeLuxe Motel on November 189 a.m. to 11 a.m., inviting contacts at 356-2508.
Moore Tavoulareas named president of Mobil Oil's North American division effective January 1. He will succeed the resigning executive vice president and will serve as a member of the executive committee while continuing as a corporate vice president. Tavoulareas, 47, Brooklyn, has held senior posts including planning and analysis, international, and distribution and sales, and has been with the company since 1957.
Mrs Frank Reese and her students presented songs and a Thanksgiving skit at the Sidney school auditorium for the Sidney Parents Teachers Club on Monday night November 14. Kathy Spalding assisted on piano. Larry was narrator. A Homecoming Supper before the Sidney Star football game on November 17 was planned, with Howard Wilson as chair and a committee named to organize the event.
The annual smorgasbord sponsored by the Band Parents Club raised 650 dollars for the Comanche Schools band. Stage bands directed by David Veneable performed, with Dorothy Blackwood as chair and Jim Roberts noting funds will be used for needed items.
Bonita Denny hosted the Delta Lambda Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority. The chapter voted to assist the United Fund drive with a district project at the Texas Relocation Center in Abilene. Delta Lambda contributed $50. Hosts served refreshments for Morene McDougal Doris Gore Peggy Gore Bonnie Orwell Nancy Armabone Kay Dudley Dorothy Markham Sue McCraw Mary Schwartz Myrlene Reese.
J. B. Layne PTA planned a Christmas Bazaar and White Elephant Sale to be held on December 10 at Humble Station on South Austin Street. Volunteers are asked to work Friday afternoon or Saturday, December 10, and items can be dropped at Mrs. Wayne Wilhelm's home or at the Humble Station.
Gustine FFA operates the concession stand as a fundraiser at football and basketball games. David Romo Carrol Sullivan and Jimmy Denning manage the stand at a recent game and for upcoming home and district games listed.
Comanche County officials remind growers that the 1966 wool and mohair marketing year ends December 31. Payments for 1966 rely on completing all details of wool mohair or lamb marketing by that date. Applications may be filed with the county office, but many details should be ready to determine buyer price.
Zephyr schools chose Cindy Young for High School Queen and Sandra Locks as Grade School Queen at the Fall Festival. Cindy is a sophomore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Young. Sandra is a first grader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs R. C. Locks, escorted by Alvin Biggs. The district urged 66 year applications before January 31 1967 and noted marketing year beginnings in April.
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