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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1963
Page
1
A cryptic notice announces HleF HIT and HAT BROS will stage HEREtale this weekend. Details on cast and venue are unclear due to fragmented OCR. The item references Gibbs Ptypes and other ads, with no firm dates or locations available.
An Octo ber court docket shows Teumen E. Rob named in indictments. Court records list charges and dates in a district court proceeding.
United Fund workers mapped plans and budget for this year’s drive to be held November 4. Drive chairman Roy Dale Adams, publicity heads Don Lavender and Sam Marshall, and committee members outlined a $7000 goal with allocations to Boy Scouts, Salvation Army, and other groups. Dudley Bros Hereford sale listed for October 29 features 85 bulls and 108 cattle with notable national reps attending. Gail Dudley highlights home bred, pasture raised bulls and leadership roles in Hereford associations.
Mr and Mrs John Carpenter together with grandchildren Gail Kaye and David Carpenter spent last Friday and Saturday in Yoakum visiting their son and daughter in law Coach and Mrs Bill Carpenter.
Linda Janes and John Cunningham win the county Gold Star award for outstanding 4-H achievement. The honor recognizes leadership and overall participation in 4-H activities. A reception and achievement event are planned for Saturday at the Comanche School Auditorium.
Irvin Dunn, 42, Commissioner of Precinct No. 3, resigns from office after pleading guilty to five misdemeanor indictments charging misuse of county equipment personnel and funds. He paid $500 in fines and costs. Dunn said his resignation serves the public interest and framed the acts as errors of judgment.
George W. Ewinge a native Texan and associate professor of English at Abilene Christian College has joined the Church of Christ at Sidney as minister. Ewinge, born 1925 in Robstown, is a veteran educator and gospel preacher with a PhD from the University of Texas. In football action the Comanche Indians travel to Cisco to face the Cisco Lobos, aiming to rebound after a 42 26 loss last week, as district play heats up with Granbury Dublin and others in contention.
Judy Burks daughter of Mrs Julia Burks will march with the Southwestern University band during halftime at a pro game in San Leandro The event features about 210 CHS and ee pe ed College students in uniform and is organized with the American Broadcasting Company attention to the halftime performance.
Claude McPherson a 51 year old farmer stockman of Energy was named Monday by County Judge D F Caraway to fill Precinct No 3 on the Commissioners Court replacing Irvin Dunn who resigned. His appointment lasts until the next General Election in November 1964 and can lead to a full 4 year term in 1964.
BIG CHIEF'S predictions list probable winners in capitals for matchups including Comanche at Cisco, De Leon at Hamilton, Dublin at Granbury, Pottsville at Gustine, Mullin at Sidney, Baylor at Texas A&M, Texas Tech at SMU, Rice at Texas, Tulsa at Arkansas, Bangs at Goldthwaite, Coleman at San Saba, Brownwood at Erskine, Weatherford at Graham, Brady at Llano, Fredericksburg at Mason.
The Church of Christ at N. Austin and W. Neely hosts a gospel meeting from Monday to Sunday with nightly sermons at 7 30 led by Rob Craig. Minister Glenn Burt invites all to study God's word at the special gathering.
Soda Springs 4-H Club held its Achievement Program on Monday night October 21. Invocation was given by Monselle O'Brien. Business was conducted by Peggy Evans. The welcome was extended by Kay Vineland.
Comanche Explorer Scouts Buddy Prather and Jimmy Norris received Eagle Scout awards at first Methodist Church on Monday evening October 21. John Pounds Scout Executive of the Comanche Trail Council presented the honors. Both boys earned 22 merit badges, surpassing the one percent national achievement rate for Eagle Scouts.
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