Comanche County Electric moves to new coop building
Offices of the Comanche County Electric Cooperative Association relocate to a new Brownwood area facility on North Houston street. The $60,000 Ross and Sons Construction building will open Friday with plans for an open house in January.
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Comanche County Electric Cooperative Association
North
Houston
REA
W. J. Parks
Ross and Sons Construction Company
Brownwood
Comanche Area Stores Vary Sales and Specials Next Wednesday
Local shoppers plan for a big midweek sale blitz as Comanche businesses join Commerce groups in offering discounts on shoes toys jewelry and housewares. Deals include $10.95 and $11.95 shoes cut to 6.95 others at 4.95, free rug with purchases, and penny prizes at several stores. Sales run Wednesday with in-store promos at Harelik's Western Auto and Worthy outlets plus ticket sales for local football games and a new telephone directory project underway.
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Auto Store
Monahans Lobos In 1953 Play-Offs
Class AA football brackets show Monahans Lobos and other teams lined up for the start of 1953 playoffs. Officials announce pairings, seeding, and opening-round matchups shaping the title chase.
Phillips 1st Indians 9th In Ft Worth Ratings
Phillips Blackhawks top the Fort Worth Star Telegram 2-A final ratings finishing first after the regular season. Comanche Indians, previously ranked number one on Sept 6, end with nine wins and a tie in ninth place. Unbeaten LaMarque Nederland and Colorado City follow. Yoakum Floydada miss top ten but win district titles. 4-A Lufkin Port Neches and Paducah Hale Center lead their classes.
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Comanche Indians
Phillips
LaMarque
Nederland
Colorado City
Star-Telegram
Mexia
Yoakum
Floydada
Mineral Wells
Waco-Abilene
Lufkin - Port Neches
Paducah and
Hale Center
Singing Sunday at Hazeldell Nov ember 28
The regular fourth Sunday singing returns to Hazeldell on November 28 starting at 2 p m. George B. Page, president, says the event draws a good crowd and invites all interested to attend.
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Hazeldell
George B. Page
Mrs. N. F. Williams Taken by Death
Mrs. N F Williams 73 of Comanche died suddenly at home Friday morning from a heart attack. Funeral at Indian Creek Church with Rev J D Smoot officiating. Born Leah Elna Jones August 10 1881 in Hope Arkansas she moved to Texas as a child. Married N F Williams December 20 1905 they lived in Indian Creek community then Comanche. Survived by husband four children two brothers a sister eleven grandchildren four great grandchildren and many relatives. Active in church and community life.
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N. F. Williams
Comanche
Indian Creek Church
J. D. Smoot
Orr
Indian Creek Methodist Church
Williams
Leah Elna Jones
Hope
Arkansas
Texas
Elbert Jones
Indian Creek
Rena Burdette
H. L. Williams
Lubbock
Elha McDonald
Georgetown
Irma McCullough
Date Extended For Seeding Of Cover Crops
Comanche County ASC extends seeding deadlines for cover crops due to late harvest. Rye as a cover crop under Practice 33 and hairy vetch Austrian Winter Peas and Dixie Wonder Peas under Practice 35 may be seeded until December 20 1954. Applications for cost share on Form ACP-201 are due by December 10 1954 and no cost shares after December 20 1954. Producers must file a performance report on Form ACP-245 by December 20 1954 and provide sales receipts to substantiate the report.
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Comanche County
ASC
Jerry Vines Wins Achievement Award At Texas Tech
Comanche's Jerry Vines, a 1951 Comanche High School graduate now at Texas Tech in Lubbock, earned the J. B. Bridwell scholarship for animal husbandry. He qualified as a 1955 senior with a 1.5 GPA, ranking highly with students and teachers, and is set to graduate from Texas Tech.
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Jerry Vines
Texas Tech
Comanche
Comanche High School
Lubdbock
Jerry
Texas
Jerry Vines to Judge Live Stock Contest in Chicago
In June, Jerry Vines and the judging team travel to Chicago for two weeks to attend the International Live stock Judging Contest while his wife Sue Barret Vines visits her family here.
Thanksgiving Visit From Dallas Arrives For Goodson Family
Mr and Mrs Ed Onstot arrived from Dallas Wednesday afternoon to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs H N Goodson and Miss Berta Goodson. Also accompanying them was Herbert Goodson who returned to Comanche from a three day insurance meeting in Dallas.
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Ed Onstot
Dallas
H. N. Goodson
Berta Goodson
Herbert Goodson
Comanche
Dalas
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