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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1974
Page
2
Heartbreaking loss for the Indians, yet they finish a remarkable year with 10 wins and 1 defeat. CHS football fans celebrate an outstanding season, while the team earns high praise for effort and entertainment this year.
Local note records November services with Rev. Frank L. Turner Jr and Rev. Redden delivering messages. Visiting individuals include E. W. Cox of Lubbock, Mrs. Oleta Dodd of De Leon, and multiple friends and relatives from Fort Worth, Roscoe, Midland, Huntsville, Dallas, El Paso, Odessa, and Comanche visiting local residents such as Mrs. Davie Hall, Mrs. Frances Hickman, and Filla Roberson.
Sherwood and Myrtie Foster Home for Children in Stephenville received a memorial gift for Effie Hall from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huffman of Comanche. Richard M. Blythe, executive director, says memorial gifts are a major support and an investment in life for the multi service child care agency.
The local Junior High Cagers head to Stephenville for four games with the 7th and 8th grade squads in action. The opening game starts at five o clock Tuesday December 3 as the Indians and Maidens host the Dublin Lions.
Two men faces charges in Justice of Peace Oits Bo Fields Court for driving a pickup without consent after its disappearance. Authorities say the vehicle, owned by Claud Lee Praver, was recovered near Coleman. Timothy James Gould, resident of New Hampshire, and Lonnie Ray Reasoner of Kansas were jailed.
Wilma Dykeman revisits southern Appalachia in Return The Innocent Earth, echoing The Tall Woman and The Far Family. The novel follows one family to dramatize how social and economic shifts over the past century clash with tradition as progress reshapes a simpler past into a complex present.
J F Skelton TP and L President declared two executive changes at Texas Power and Light Company. Joe Nelson will office in Waco after serving as Terrell TP&L district manager since 1968 and joining the firm in Dallas in 1963. Nelson, a Bowie native and Texas Tech alumnus, previously led in Garland and Sherman districts.
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