Thanksgiving Day Notes and Football Traditions in Comanche
The Comanche Chief urges readers to attend the Union Thanksgiving service at First Baptist Church with Rev. B L Dean and a regional church choir. It traces Thanksgiving history from 1621 through Lincoln and highlights Texas high school and college football trends around Thanksgiving, including Texas A&M and UT rivalry implications for the Southwest Conference title.
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First Baptist Church
Comanche Ministerial Association
Comanche
B. L. Dean
Nestor
Central Christian Church
Fort Worth
Tom
Prize College of the Bible
Rev Doran
Conecremation
Texas
Olson
Ten Laboratories
Raporation of America
Harry Mers
Lewis Wilag
Austin
New York
Sander
Turkey Day Through the Years at Texas and A&M
Enrollment at the University of Texas reaches a record 17 501 on October 12 1955 while Texas A&M figures remain unavailable The feature recounts the long running Texas Aggies rivalry with notes from past games including 1924 opening of Memorial Stadium and a 14 14 tie in 1948 plus historic clashes from 1894 onward and notable incidents surrounding the matchups.
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University of Texas
A&m
Durham
Texas
Longhorn
Aggie
Memorial Stadium
Longhorns
Old Clark Field
Aggies
Southwest
Stookie Allen
Austin
Houston
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J. Cc. Wilkerson
Comanche County
New Pureland
Harved
United States
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Itate
Howard Payne
Abilene Christian College
Texas A&m College
University of Texas and
A&m College
College Station
TCU
Horned Frogs
Methodist Brethers
SUM
Travis R
Ted) Durham
the Alcalde
Texas Exes
Higginbothams
Higginbotham’s
Pioneer
West Texas
Turkey
Orville Scott
T. B. Ketterson
Michelson
Maverick
O'Keefe
Furman
McLane
Ralston
Jones
Arnold Kirkpatrick
Aggiel
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