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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1969
Page
5
Do your Christmas shopping early and avoid disappointment. Words 1989 Christmas catalog offers pick up before Christmas. Call 356-2593 in Comanche. For sale all kinds and sizes of cattle feed troughs and hay mowers at reduced prices. Special on calf creep feeder. Live animal traps. Crokers Welding Shop, 1101 So Austin.
Promotional note offering butyl rubber roof coating to extend roof life with 16% off. Also on sale 20 gallons for immediate delivery in Comanche. Ice products by the bag from Jones' Frozen Food Locker. Coastal Bermuda sprigs and farming equipment listed with a 100 acre farm and peanut allotment for sale. Hay baling services offered by Willis Steward near Fort Worth Highway.
Used burlap bags offered by Gor man Milling Co of German Texas. Bags are graded and sorted and available by request via phone RIE 4-5890.
The Sidney Parent Teachers Club met Monday evening in the Sidney School Auditorium at 7:00 pm. Kenneth Gibson presented tenderfoot badges to Wartils and Kreceky Stewart, and a second class medal to David Ward. Gibson spoke on the PTC support for the Boy Scouts. Regular business followed.
Sidney School announces the second six weeks honor roll. Students achieving a B average or better with remaining grades A or higher are listed by grade: First Shirley Clark Cynthia Johnson Leigh Deigh Gibson. Second Daria Hall Rita Reed. Third Cindy Spruill Kayla Chandler Rhonda Reed. Fifth Joyce Chapman. Sixth Lenei Schooler Josie Estrada. Seventh Windi Gibson. Eighth Reg Gibson Davin Ward. Ninth Carol Mazurek. Tenth Debbie Ingram Sherry Reed Marcia Spalding. Eleventh Cynthia Hingsten. Twelfth Butch Cheek.
Lt Don Kemmitz and wife are on a 30 day leave in Comanche before his Vietnam tour. He is due to depart around December 15 for a preliminary tour. Mrs Kemmitz will stay at their Ft. Sill Oklahoma home during his absence.
Gustine Jr. High girls edged Tolar Jr. High 12 to 11 on Friday night marking their second meeting this season with Gustine avenging a prior loss. Pat Kirkland led Gustine with six points followed by Pam Kirkland with five. Debbie Hurst added two. Persistent defense came from Nancy Steele Brenda Daniels and Sherry Lester.
The Comanche Young Farmers will meet at 7 30 Tuesday night November 25 with Henry Collier of Brownwood as featured speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. White of Starford Oklahoma observed their 65th wedding anniversary on November 15 at home. They wed November 17 1904 at Rev L BR Owens church in Comanche. The couple lived in Archer County and Friena farming until 1955. They were joined by seven children and spouses Rev Dennis White Stratford Okl Olin White Asher Clyde Asher C E White Sulphur Elva Payne Hayward Marys Womack Mathis Travis White Georgetown. They have 15 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and a great great grandchild. Also note: Mrs R Robinson of Waco visited sister Mrs Geo F Tate this week.
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