Local PP&E contest draws 70 plus boys at Indian Memorial Stadium
Over 70 boys aged 8 to 13 competed in the Pass Punt and Kick event at Indian Memorial Stadium on Saturday October 2. Winners advance to zone in San Angelo and then Dallas, with trophies awarded later. Victors include top finishers from 13 to 8 year old groups and 7th graders from Comanche area schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severty
Indian Memorial Stadium
Clemons Motors
David Robinson
Fred West
Gene Westmoreland
Calvin Lee
David Smith
Robinson
San Angelo
Dallas
Steve Hazelrigg
Truman Hazelrigg
Sunset Dr
Comanche Junior High School
Steve Brownlee
Reggie Scott
W. Martin
Edwin McGuire
Dixon McGuire
E. Grand
Bart McDougal
Lonnie McDougal
Rt. 3
David Richey
Hall Family Weekend Visit Spans Stephenville and Comanche
Mr and Mrs Franklin Hall along with Scott and Mike Hall of Stephenville spent the weekend visiting their parents the Oliver Halls and Herbert Goodsons in Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Hall
Scott and
Mike
Stephenville
Comanche
the Oliver Halls
Herbert Goodsons
It’s a girl for the Deisher family
Deborah Dean Deisher was born September 18 at De Leon Municipal Hospital weighing eight pounds eleven ounces and measuring nineteen inches. She is welcomed by brother David Wayne five and grandparents Medina Wilkinson Dublin Tina Deisher Dublin and Doyle and Mrs. Deisher Weatherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry W. Deishers
Deborah Dean
de Leon Municipal Hospital
David Wayne
Medina Wilkinson
Dublin
Tina Deisher
Doyle Deisher
Weatherford
Williams Injured Leg Ends Warrior's Play in Colman Game
Comanche Indians fullback Joey Williams number 33, a 150 pound senior, broke his leg on the first play against Coleman as two Bluecat tacklers halted his run. He was rushed to the hospital, then returned to watch the rest of the game. His leg was reset Monday in Brownwood. Williams scored three touchdowns the previous week against Goldthwaite and will be missed by players and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Williams
Indians
Comanche Indians
Williams
Bluecat
Brownwood
Comanche
Goldthwaite
Lou Rogers Bridal Shower Honors Bride Elect
A bridal shower for Lou Rogers bride elect of Roger Hitt was held Thursday night September 30 at Gartman View Free Will Baptist Church. Guests signed in at a memory book hosted by Mrs. Lorene Rogers and Mrs. Glenda Hitt with registration tables managed by Mrs. Sue Mercer and Mrs. Sarah Williams. Blue satin and white net décor, blue and white accents, and gifts displayed on blue and white tables highlighted the event, with cookies punch and sweets served by Penny Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Rogers
Roger Hitt
Gartman’s View Freewill Baptust Church
Lorene Rogers
Glenda Hitt
Sue Mercer
Sarah Williams
Penny Jones
Linda Ripley
Debra Polvado
Elizabeth Prater
J. E. Jeanes
Terry Ripley
Bill Craig
Edward Isham
James Plumlee
James Nelms
Wayland Abbey
Bob Parker
W. P Johnson
Lester Speck
Eastern Star Observes Friendship Night
The Order of the Eastern Star held Friendship Night on Sept. 21 at the Masonic Hall. Mrs Alma Willingham led the program after a salad supper, with cake and coffee served to about thirty five members and guests from Sansada Coleman and Blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Daniel
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Alma Willingham
Sansada, Coleman and
Blanket
Downtown Bible Study Group Meets Sunday at 9 A.M.
The Downtown Bible Study Group will meet Sunday October 10 at 9:00 a.m. in the Hospitality Room of Texas Power and Light Hospital. Members will study the Book of Acts, starting with Chapter 2, and attendees are asked to bring their Bibles.
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Downtown Bible Study Group
Texas Power & Light
Alice Russell Sunshine Club Meets at Pogue Home
The Alice Russell Sunshine Club gathered Tuesday evening September 28 at Mr and Mrs John Pogue’s new home. President Mrs Ruby Daniel led the session with a discussion on club projects guided by teacher Mrs Dorothy Blackwood. Door prize was won by Mrs Alma Willingham as hostesses served cake coffee spiced tea and nuts to members including Mrs Dorothy Blackwood Mrs Imogene Gleaton Mrs Ruby Steed Mrs Cooper Allen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Russell Sunshine Club
John Pogue
Ruby Daniel
Dorothy Blackwood
Mesdames Pogue
Mills and Hampton
Imogene Gleaton
Ruby Steed
Cooper Allen
Ada Armstrong
Alma Willingham
Sybil Stewart
Clara Mae Hamilton
Capt Brown Completes 38‑Week Army Artillery Course
Captain William R. Brown, son of Neely R. Brown and Dorthea Brown, completed a 38 week Field Artillery Officer Advanced Course at Ft. Sill. He entered the army in 1967, last served at Ft. Wolters Texas, and earned a BA from the University of Texas at Arlington in 1967. His wife Carroll resides in Selma Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Sill
Okla
William R. Brown
Neely R. Brown
Comanche
Rt. 3
Dorthea Brown
Arlington
U.S. Army Field Artillery Center
Capt. Brown
Ft. Wolters
Texas
University of Texas At Arlington
Carroll
Selma
Alabama
Amarillo pastor performs son's marriage at Polk Street Church
In Amarillo last weekend Rev. C C Klingman conducted the marriage ceremony for his son Charles Klingman and Eloise Argo at Polk Street Methodist Church. The Klingmans will move from Amarillo to Vienna Virginia and he will work in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Klingman
Amarillo
Charles Klingman
Eloise Argo
Polk Street Methodist Church
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Doyle Richey
Russell West
Larry Amos
Joe Amos
E. Paine
Kelly West
Tony Fields
Bobby Fields
N. Lane
Mike Puckett
Randall Puckett
W. Neely
Rickye Feist
Jackie Feist
Priddy
Robert Armstrong
Richard Armstrong
Rt. 4
David Davis
Fred Davis
Rt. 2
Jeff Hazelrigg
Neil Feist
Kenneth Feist
Rt. 1
Jerry Walker
de Leon
Ollie Walker
Kevin Hohertz
Walton Hohertz
S. Austin
David Power
Daymond Power
KCOM
Lucile Steele
Sidney School
Abilene
Stag Creek
Ite
Ned's Grocery
ENCO
Lipton’s
Wieners Club
del Monte
Mea
Glendale
Kimbell Coffee
Borden’s Buttermilk
A.F.T
Coleman
Mrs. Pogue
Army
Bradley
Holstein
Dublin, Texas
F.R
Hamilton
J.D
E. S. Bradley
Kay
Jack Kay
Buda
Mr. Mench
Merle Norman Cosmetics
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