Texas A and M and TC U Arkansas grid broadcasts listed
Reading shows multiple a m football games scheduled with play by play announcers Kern Alec Chesser Bill Michaels and Bill Hightower assigned to different stations including AA WBAP PRC WOAI KTBC KGKO KTLA KXYZ KGVL KBST KCBS KMAC KTHT WRR and others. Times noted 2 20 p m and 7 50 p m with Charlie Jordan Jerry Doggett providing color on some telecasts.
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Texas A
Stadium
Austin
Kern “Tips
Alec Chesser
WBAP
Dallas-Ft. Worth
PRC
Houston
WOAI
San Antonio
KTBC
Wrumble
T.C.U
Bill Hightower
KGKO
KTLA
KXYZ
S.M.A
Texas Tech
Charlie Jordan
Jerry Doggett
KGVL
Green Ville
KBST
Big Spring
KCBS
Midland
KMAC
KTHT
WRR
Dallas
FIZ
Ft. Worth
Waco
Home Makers Class Installs Officers at Baptist Church
The Home Makers Class of a Baptist Church installed officers including the department superintendent and Rev. John G. Lambrides. About 22 members and 10 guests attended a candle lit gathering with punch and cookies, and deacons later enjoyed refreshments. A note invites non-attenders to join and a visitor, Bowers of Waco, who previously lived in Comanche, spent last week visiting friends.
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Baptist Church
John G. Lambrides
Bowers
Waco
Comanche
Cross Roads Store Moves to Comanche
Local notes recount families visiting relatives across towns. Several residents and kin are mentioned visiting, quilting, and spending weekends with grandparents and parents, including Mary Moore and Mrs. Lucy Osborn, with towns such as Goldinwaite Sipe Springs Dallas Fort Worth noted in passing.
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Comanche
Valien
Mary Moore
Harve Kemp
Goldinwaite
Hugh
Leonard Boyd
Fort Worth
Troy Tarpley
Weldon Northcutt
Kenneth Bagley
F. M. Vines
Edd Colbough
Dublin
Estis Coker
Funeral Rites Held For J. A. Smallwood
Funeral services were held September 17 at Dublin for J. A. Smallwood former Comanche resident who died September 15 in Waco after a heart attack. Interment followed at Co Nelson with Dublin Baptist minister in charge. Smallwood lived in Dublin 25 years worked for Frisco Railroad later in Hasse Comanche and Waco. He was an Odd Fellows member and belonging to Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Survived by wife three sons two grandsons two granddaughters four sisters and two brothers.
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Dublin
J. A. Smallwood
Waco
Co Nelson
Smallwood
Dublin Progress
James
Jim) A. Smallwood
Ferris
Texas
Mr. Smallwood
Erath County
Odd Fellows Lodge
Comanche
Brotherhood of
Smithville
Earl of View
John M
Fort Worth
Orval L
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Clyde Bonser
J-B.lacy
J. B. Lacy
H. Court
Precinct
We Bao ‘Om
Ced Stober
Texas Telephone Company
Comanche County
Ory J. Grigsby
Mgr
Hoffman’s
Tomers
Cross Roads
Kipling
Paulette Goddard
Keats
Ing Plac Hoffman
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