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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1946
Page
3
Gustine High School hosts Comyn High School this afternoon seeking revenge after a 6 to 0 loss at De Leon. The Gustine Tigers aim to rebound on their home field against the Comyn team in a key early-season matchup.
Halloween carnival set for Wednesday night October 30 in Soda Springs with activities for families and neighbors. Organizers invite residents to join community celebration featuring games and treats.
Redwing Baby, a two year old filly owned by M. E. Gore, placed second in the reigning and cutting division at the Junction Quarter Horse Show with about 200 entries. The filly from Comanche County finished third in the halter division, bred by C. M. Albin and out of a Joe Bailey mare owned by Mr. Gore.
Community organizers urge all residents to attend the carnival with free entry and activities for families. Officials emphasize inclusive participation and a festive program benefiting local initiatives.
Local residents recount visits to kin and markets as families travel to Dallas for the State Fair and the Texas Oklahoma game. A court awards Gerald Norwood and Hackie Langley $3000 in a damage suit, while several townsfolk attend meetings and roams for business and health.
Comanche High School beat Hico 24 to 6 in the opening conference game at home Friday night. Samuels starred with a 40 yard run and a scoring catch, while G Hicks added a rushing score. The Indians relied on ground play, with no passes thrown, and secured the win as Kerley scored late on a blocked punt return by the reserves. Other district results included De Leon routing Dublin 48 0 and Coleman defeating Hamilton 59 0.
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