Personal Notices From Comanche Area Readers
Personal mention lists visits and travel of local families. Mr and Mrs J D Mooney and Mr and Mrs Okho Ferrill and son visited their daughter Mrs Buell Preston who underwent an operation in an Austin hospital last week. Mrs Speed of Waco spent the weekend in Comanche on business and is an agent for a life insurance carrier. Rev E M Shepard is in Kil attending the Presbyterian Synod meet. Mrs Sol Hoffman returned from a two day Dallas shopping trip with Gary and Mrs M Hoffman of Dublin. Hoffman bought new ladies ready to wear. R W Pate accepted a position at Dudley Bros Garage. Miss Velda Franks and Mrs FP Pranks left for Abilene to visit Mr and Mrs G A Kinsey. L H Creamer was a Brady and Liano visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Mooney
Okho Ferrill and
Buell Preston
Austin
R. W. Pate
Dudley Bros. Garage
Velda Franks
FP. D. Pranks
Abilene
G. A. Kinsey
B. W. Speed
Waco
Comanche
Dublin
Dallas
Hoffman
Comanche High elects officers for Second Year Home Economics
The Second Year Home Economics Class at Comanche High School met to elect officers. Helda was chosen for a leadership role amid a brief meeting conducted by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche High School
Helda
Club officers named for coming year
Nina Beaty serves as secretary treasurer and Willie Jo Robertson as reporter. The president appoints Mary Jo May as social chairman Anna Katherine Wetzer as program chairman and Dorothy Butler as scrapbook monitor. The class club looks forward to a successful year of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Beaty
Willie Jo Robertson
Mary Jo May
Anna Katherine Wetzer
Dorothy Butler
F F A Party Big Success By Chapter Reporter
An old time country party was sponsored by the Comanche F F A Chapter last Friday night in the High School Gym. Games were played and refreshments of ice cream lemonade and cake were served. The group included Tyson Phillips C W Murphree G O Fletcher Allen Young Jimmie Roberts Jackie Laughlin Leo Lucas J C Fritts Arol Howington Charles Bowman Truitt Vines Layne Loudermilk Wayne Wilhelm Jack Lane James Edwards Clifton Shoemaker and Joe Waring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche F.F.A
Doys
Tyson Phillips
C. W. Murphree
G. O. Fletcher
Allen Young
Jimmie Roberts
Jackie Laughlin
Leo Lucas
J. C. Fritts
Arol Howington
Charles Bowman
Truitt
Spanish Club Merges At Comanche High School
The two Spanish classes at Comanche High School form a single club after a merger last Friday. Meetings remain separate Fridays while the new combined group will meet every other Tuesday with the next gathering set for October 15 in the High School Spanish room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche High School
Evry
High School
John W Clawson of Beattie Dies at 83
John W. Clawson 83 of Beattie died Saturday after a brief illness while visiting his daughter Mrs H A Hackney in Hobbs New Mexico. He was buried October 7 at Brown's Creek Cemetery Coryell County. Survived by twelve children including H F Clawson San Antonio W L Clawson Littlefield J H Clawson Littlefield S R Clawson Petty R R Clawson Marlow Roy Clawson Hatfield Fannie Linam Potter Annie Hackney Hobbs Harvey L Clawson Comanche Walter Clawson Hobbs Forty five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Clawson
Beattie
H. A. Hackney
Hobbs
N. M
Brown’s Creek
Coryell County
H. F. Clawson
San Antonio
W. L. Clawson
Littlefield
J. H. Clawson
S. R. Clawson
Petty
R. R. Clawson
Marlow
Okla
A. R. Clawson
McLean
A. C. Clawson
McAlester
Roy Clawson
Hatfield, Ark
Fannie Linam
Potter, Ars
Annie Hackney
Harvey L. Clawson
Comanche
Walter Clawson
Second Year Vocational Class Ice Cream Party at Comanche High
The Second Year Vocational Agriculture Class of Comanche High School held an ice cream party on Wednesday night with fifteen students, Mr and Mrs Moser, and Miss Baker in attendance. Members listed include Melvin Beaty Royce Brantley Gene Carver Jed Cox R H Howards Joe Waring Winston McNutt Truett Gene Ferguson president Billy Ruth McKinzie vice president Vines Truman Vines Harold Hutchins Clayborn Kerley Tommy Mazurek Roger Smith Neil Sprouse and Herman Thomas. Five gallons of ice cream and a dish pan of cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche High School
Moser
Miss Baker
Melvin Beaty
Royce Brantley
Gene Carver
Jed Cox
R. H. Howards
Joe Waring
Winston McNutt
Truett
Gene Ferguson
Billy Ruth McKinzie
Vines
Truman Vines
Harold Hutchins
Clayborn Kerley
Tommy Mazurek
Roger
Sunshine Boys to Perform at High School Auditorium
The variety show, starring seven young musicians, will be at the High School Auditorium Wednesday night October 16 at 8 o clock. The Sunshine Boys broadcast on KGKO and their first local appearance promises a rare treat for the town and nearby areas. Rural bus drivers receive free tickets for bringing a full bus, Band Mothers urge attendance to raise remaining funds, and many sponsors donated to the band uniform fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. N. Durham
Armstrong Cox
Sunshine Boys
KGKO
Elmer Isham
Claude Cox
Southwest Natural Gas Co
Chamber of Commerce
City Council
John D. Waring
Cyril Greene
Texas Telephone Co
Coca Cola Bottling Co
R-C Bottling Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Panhandle
Comanche routs Hamilton 170 to 0 in football game
In a lopsided clash fans watched Comanche’s fast backs overpower Hamilton 170-0 as kickoff returns sparked multiple touchdowns. Gill led with nine touchdowns, followed by Reese seven and several others with three. The game preceded local paving news and civic notes on marriages and travels.
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Comanche
Hamilton
Indians
Ickoffs
B. W. Speed
Jim Reese
Montgomery
Gill
Reese
Martin
Morgan
Ward
Kirby
Hamilton Boys
Comanche Square
T. C. George
Octs Guthrie
Christian Parsonage
Rev. C. C. Klingman
de Leon
Houston
Gustine Tigers Ready to Face Tolar in Priday Clash
Gustine High School football coach D A Swope sends the Tigers to meet the Tolar rudders in a Priday afternoon game. Quarterback Merida Barnett is listed at 140 pounds and full back Fred Lee Delmasso at 180 pounds to lead the Gustine offense. Tackle Allen at 175 pounds and end Johnson anchor the Gustine line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Swope
Gustine High School
Tigers
Tolar
Merida Barnett
Fred Lee Delmasso
Allen
Johnson
Gustine
Comanche Social Roundup Sees Many Local Travels
Local residents visited family and friends across Texas and nearby states this weekend. Notables include Mrs. L. H. Creamer visiting daughter in New Mexico and judges' relatives from Sherman and Brownwood in Comanche.
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Zoyoy NS
Colorado
Mexico
Carnes Food Market
H.E. News
F.F.A
Grayson
Square
DE Leon Highway
Gulf Station No
Gulf Gasoline
Jack McCollum
Texan
Jim Nabers
Marcus O'Dell
Emmett Batton
Tolar Grid
L. H. Creamer
New Mexico
Beulah Carr
Louise Holmes
Sherman
Paul Franklin
Y. W. Holmes
Albert E. Whittle
Root Springs
J. W. Dabney
Edwin
Fort Worth
J. C. Wilkerson
Dewey Dodson
Golden Jones
Brownwood
E. H. Jones
Sam Todd
Sam Switzer
Cr. O. Brightman
Marion Wilkerson
Jimmie Gist
Breckenridge
J. B. Lowry
The
City Battery
Lowry
West Texas
Shorty Brannon
Morris Harkins
Hollis Rogers
John Sullivan
Bob Miller
Jim Gray
Grady McDonald
George V. Knowles
George Tupin
R. H. Beene
R. A. Tupin
N. E. Miller
Juanita Barrett
Turner Sanders
R. D. Wood
Walter Roberson
Paul Brewer
C. L. Perkins
W. H. Perkins
Harry Melowsky
Novi Department Store
Melowskys
Noel P. Wilkinson
Eldorado
C. P. Owens
Synod
D. Charles Clarke
Azel Martin
Roberson Sisters
John Barton
Ballinger
W. F. Durham
Barton
Runnels County
Jim” Nabers
Savnah
Missouri
Ed Sikes
Cory Coffee Brewer
CORY
Cory Brewers
He, Huett,prop
Mrs. MecKinzie’s
Beauty Shop
North Side Square
Ee Acae
Mickey Roontfy
Judy Garland
Deanna Durbin
Ritz Brothers
No. 5
Clarence Huett
Prop
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