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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1972
Page
2
The First Methodist Church Kindergarten financed a handmade quilt for the Lord's Acre Festival project. It will be on sale Saturday night. Mr and Mrs J D Walker attended a Frigidaire meeting in Garland last Tuesday.
Arthur Edward Hot Adcock 66 of Gustine died 2:45 p.m. Saturday Oct 21 at Scott and White Temple after a long illness. Services were 2 p.m. Monday Jan 23 at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev. Harvey Rains and Rev. Herbert Thompson officiating. Burial in Union Cemetery. Survived by wife Lucille Cox Adcock, son Harold Dean Adcock, daughter Mrs Tommy Haile, three sisters and five grandchildren.
Brady hosts a Jaycee Turkey Shoot event from 10 am to 6 pm on Saturday October 28 and 1 to 6 pm on Sunday October 29 at Brady Lake. Activities include accuracy shoots, live turkey shoot, skeet, running deer target, shotgun target, and a National Guard arms demonstration.
Davey Williams of Fort Worth spends a week in Comanche with his grandmother Mrs James Wilker son. He and his parents Mr and Mrs David Williams plan a Monterrey Mexico vacation after. they travel with Mr and Mrs Tom Johnson of Arlington. Houston visitors include Mr and Mrs Jack Greer staying with Mrs W B Barret. B W Courtney returns from two weeks in Navasota and Houma La. Truman Renshaw seeks a headgate barrel to build another barbecue grill for the Lord s Acre Harvest Festival at the First United Methodist Church on Saturday Oct 28.
Sen Tom Creighton will address the Noon Lions Club of Comanche this Friday October 27. Robert Len Grimes of Midland has returned home after helping his uncle Leonard Grimes in the peanut harvest. Mr and Mrs Joe Frank Cuthbertson and son Steven of Arlington spent the weekend in Comanche with him.
The Sidney Eagles hosted Mullin Bulldogs as rain and drizzle marred play. Mullin led 22–6 after the first quarter and 28–12 at halftime, then pulled away in the second half to win 52–28. Clinton Casouth and David Ward earned weekly honors. Joe Kinsey shifted to offensive halfback with promising gains. The Eagles travel to Santo next Friday night October 27 for a district showdown.
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