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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1972

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Dudley Bull Sale Set for November 2 at Dudley Ranch

The Dudley Brothers El tas Gail and Tom announce their eleventh annual bull sale for Thursday November 2 at the Dudley Ranch two miles west of Comanche on US 67 and 377 starting at 12 noon. The catalog includes 205 bulls with clear pedigrees raised on pastures and ready to work. Bulls will be blood tested within 30 days before sale and health certificates provided. Hum berto Reyes of San Antonio returns as late consultant and auctioneer with assistants.

Dudley Brothers Eltas Gail Tom Dudley Ranch Comanche US 67 Mexico Dudleys American Hereford Assn Humberto V. Reyes San Antonio Walter Britten Ruben Reyes Bhe Harry Holtzer Boyd Anthony Jerry Vines

CHS Band to Parade in Brownwood Homecoming

The Comanche Indian Band competes in the Howard Payne Homecoming Parade in Brownwood on Saturday at 9 30 a m. They vie for the 2 A best in class trophy against Marble Falls and Clyde. Judges focus on parade performance appearance carriage of horns and pride. The winning band is announced at the Howard Payne Homecoming Game and performers receive a barbecue dinner and game admission.

Howard Payne Brownwood Marble Falls Clyde

C A Reid Wins Chief s Grid Contest

C A Reid of Graham wins first prize in the Comanche Chief football contest with the closest tie breaker score for Comanche vs Clyde, earning $5. Vicki Weaver takes second and a year’s subscription. Honorable mentions go to several contestants for missing only two games.

TCU A&m SMU G. A. Reid Graham Vicki Weaver Mr. Reid Comanche Clyde Vicki Vicki Cloud Bastrop C. A. McDonald Dallas M. E. Elliott Brownwood Martha Davis de Leon J. M. Hicks Hasse Ronny D. Colcleasure Randy Johnston Mary Ruth Ross

Judge Grants Probations in Comanche Criminal Docket

Seven defendants faced District Judge Byron McClellan in Comanche with five receiving probated terms and one given four years in prison. Rob ert Smith of Fort Worth received a pre sentence hold for investigation. Morgan Eugene Battenfield drew four years for marijuana possession while Rising Star youths Pittman Roberson Koenig and Thomas pled guilty to burglary and also got four year probations. Robert Bass of Comanche pled guilty to robbery by assault and received a ten year probated sentence after the Tupins urged leniency. The Wilson case, an assault with intent to murder charge involving Bill Wilson, yielded a verdict of aggravated assault with sentence to be set later.

Byron McClellan Comanche Robert Smith Fort Worth McClellan Smith Tarrant County Morgan Eugene Battenfield Department of Corrections Sipe Springs Robert Bass Bass Joe Tupin Tupins Brown

Light turnout for Comanche County early absentee voting

Comanche County reports eight personal appearances for absentee ballots by 9:00 a m Tuesday. Mail ballots total similar in number. Absentee requests by mail reach 158 with 67 from military personnel or dependents. Tax records show 6569 eligible voters in the general election with about 1000 registering between March 1 and October deadline.

Betty Conway Glendi Hitt Conance Louise Evans

Edmondsons Western Wear Hosts 1500 Registered For Prize Event

About 1500 visitors filled Edmondsons Western Wear last weekend for a merchandise prize giveaway. Winners include Resistor hat, Wayland Hilliard, Jan Murphee, Roger Murphee, Mrs J O Evans, Holly Donald, and Beatrice Fox among many others. The store showcased expanded floor space and redecorated interiors praised by attendees and owner Orve Edmondson.

Edmondson Orve Edmondson Wayland Hilliard Nocona Jeff Buckley Dickson and Jenkins Karl Elliott Jan Murphee Justin Boots David Swearengin J. O. Evans Tony Lama Edith Day Corral Kenny Beaty Texas Boots Holly Donald Texas Ty Gaither Laquita Scott Pioneer Roger Joe Henderson Circle Y Bill Fold Tony Evans Graham Brown Bill Keller Cowtown Boots Larou Sears Circle Y Buckle Flossy Williams Pool Mfg

New Name For Local Firm

The Retail Merchants Assn changes its name to Credit Bureau of Comanche after joining Credit Bureau Reports Inc of Houston. Clarence Bryant says the new title reflects the bureau’s activities and complies with the Consumer Credit Protection Act.

Clarence Bryant RMA Credit Bureau Reports Inc Houston Credit Bureau of Comanche B. F. Chambers Gustine Bryant Congress

Local Winners and Purchases From Washington Mfg and Wrights

Participants and prize winners include Cleo Henderson and Mrs. Dale Walker among blouse and belt buyers from Washington Mfg Co and Wrights Leather Goods with prizes such as Tom Tex gift certificates awarded to Mack Stark Steve Carroll Ernestine Tupin Cassie Gandy and Thomas Park Mennings Wholesale Co jeans won by Bill Don Cupps and Dwayne Lackey.

Cleo Henderson Washington Mfg. Co Dale Walker Moore Straw Hat Edward Isham Marie Carver Wright L. Goodbelts Kyle Kirkland Jill Dukes Lindy Trotter R. L. Harvey Eddy M. Jones Thomas Foreman Wright Howard Wilson Leather Glenn Trotter Tom Tex

We Go Back On Standard Time Sunday October 29

Comancheans are reminded to set their clocks back one hour before they go to bed Saturday night as we go back on Central Standard Time at 2 00 A M October 29.

Methodist Harvest Festival Saturday at Comanche church

The First United Methodist Church of Comanche hosts its annual Lord's Acre Harvest Festival on Saturday October 28 at the Comanche County Livestock Center. Festivities run 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with bazaar bake sale barbecue dinner and a 7 p.m. auction led by Bill Blue. proceeds benefit the Building Fund.

First United Methodist Church of Comanche Comanche County Livestock Center

Smorgasbord Fundraiser For Band Students

The Comanche Indian Band under new director Johnny Miller holds a smorgasbord fundraiser at the Junior High Cafetorium on November 11 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tickets are $1.50, with meals prepared by parents and band boosters. Proceeds fund senior jackets, instruments, and music. Gloria Trotter chairs the event and notes top cooks will supply dishes. All band members in grades six through twelve participate in selling tickets. William Stewart Caffey of Abernathy is listed in Men of Achievement for his work as a mathematics teacher and community leader linked to Abernathy Independent Schools and Sidney Methodist Church.

Gloria Trotter William Stewart Caffey Abernathy Burton Caffey Sidney Abernathy Independent Schools

Indians Travel to Eastland for Friday Night Football

The Comanche Indians travel to Eastland for a 7:30 kickoff against the Mavericks in a clash after both lost league openers. Comanche aims to rebound from 18-0 defeat to Clyde while Eastland seeks improvement after 19-0 loss to Coleman.

Comanche Indians Eastland Mavericks Comanche State Coleman Indians Clyde Bluecats

Christmas Workshop Set at Stag Creek Community Center

The Comanche County Home Council hosts a Christmas Workshop on Wednesday in Stag Creek Community Center with registration at 9:30 a.m. Attendees may display decorations and gifts while Ann Laughlin of Lone Star Gas discusses holiday food packaging and Ruth Goodson demonstrates gift ideas at 1 p.m. Martha Stephens asks attendees bring a covered dish for noon.

Comanche County Home Council Stag Creek Ann Laughlin Lone Star Gas Ruth Goodson Goodson Trading Post Martha Stephens

United Fund Drives Volunteers to Meet Oct 31 Deadline

United Fund workers led by Wayne Pinkerton Bill Jones Louis Harelik and Pat Clendenin pledged early contributions. Comanche Manufacturing Plant or sewing plant led 100 percent participation in the 1972 fund drive. Donations may be turned in at the Chamber of Commerce or to co chairmen Bo Elrod and Ronnie Boston.

United Fund Wayne Pinkerton Bill Jones Louis Harelik Pat Clendenin Comanche Chamber of Commerce Bo Elrod Ronnie Boston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dudley Bull Sale Silver Mischief Dudley Bros CHS B’wood C. A. Reid Wood Bill Wilson Comanche Wrecking Yard Wilson Fleming Oak Bill Blue Chas. Dudley Truman Renshaw Nannie Little Rev Frank Turner, Jr Smorgasbord Johnny Miller Caffey Burr Fred West Calvin Lee Haskell Richard Hicks Junior Sanchez Jerry Hitt Sam Huffman Eddie Cox David Wilkerson Lonnie Kilgore Danny Armstrong David Shaw Mike Mankin Joe Lee Randal Holland Rickey Jones Mike Bingham Weldon Holland
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