Comanche carnival and theater ads tease horror show and sales
The Comanche page highlights a fright themed horror show called Fright at the theatre with an 11:30 opening and weekend food specials. Local ads promote grocery bargains, box springs, dinette sets, and Christmas sale items as PHARMACY and THOMPSON OIL stations change hands.
Building Program Planned For Comanche Grade School
The Comanche Independent School District circulates petitions to seek voter approval for a bond to build a new grade school for grades 6 7 and 8. The effort follows a year long study of the junior high building condition including a February survey by Charles Roberts of the Texas Education Agency.
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Comanche
Comanche Independent School
Hour of Music And Song At Methodist Church Oct 29
A program of sacred and secular music will be at First Methodist Church on Sunday October 29 at 3 pm. It features congregational singing soloists a piano presenta tion a violin solo a Brownwood and De Leon choir and Pat Howard Singers with a 15 minute organ prelude by Mrs Gussie Dowell. Admission is free. Mary Dennis of Baird visits sisters W E Pack and Francis Hickman. Julia Burks attends a Dorothy Gray Ogilvie Cosmetics School in Dallas for a day learning tips and techniques.
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First Methodist Church
Brownwood
de Leon
Pat Howard
Gussie Dowell
Julia Burks
Durham's
Dorothy Gray - Ogilvie
Sheraton Hotel
Dallas
Burks
Riverside visitors greet Kerley relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dunlap with two children and Mrs. Lou Snider of Riverside California visited Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kerley and other relatives and friends this week.
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Jerry Dunlap
Lou Snider
Riverside
California
W. E. Kerley
Community Harvest Tour Big Success
Dickson County Agent led a group at Peter's First Annual event last week showcasing pecan shaking and Bermuda grass demonstrations. Attendees included Charles Alexander Rock Billy Phelps and Wayne Wilcox with Coss Timbers Expert outlining planting and fertilizer results. several stops reported excellent growth and farm production observations.
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Jenkins
T. J. Hdian
Bill Rmuda
Wayne Wilcox
Bermuda
Stephens
County
India
Clyde Silvus Named State Bridge Engineer
Clyde S Silvus of Austin named State Bridge Engineer on October 20 succeeding Rangle B Alexander who held the post for 13 years. Silvus, married to Lella Brightman, is a 36 year Texas Highway Department veteran and UT engineering graduate with a son Bob in Houston.
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Clyde S. Silvus
Austin
Texas Highway Department
Rangle B. Alexander
State Highway Department
Alexander
Silvus
Lella Brightman
O. O. Brightman
Comanche
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dallas
Oak Cliff
University of Texas
Silvas
Bob
Houston
Ethel Company
Engineering
Wesleyan Service Guild To Hold Joint Meeting
The Wesleyan Service Guild and the Women's Society of Christian Service plan a joint meeting on Monday evening October 30 to observe the Week of Prayer and Self Denial. A covered dish supper at 7 00 p.m. precedes the WSCS program, with offerings for Deaconess Retirement Fund Christian Libraries and medical work in Bolivia.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Women’s Society of Christian Service
WSCS
Deaconess Retirement Fund
Argentina
Latin America
Bolivia
Fort Worth Parade Highlights TCU Aggie Football Showdown
Mr and Mrs Weldon Turner and Mr and Mrs Kyle Barret attended the downtown Fort Worth parade and the exciting TCU Aggie football game on Saturday.
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Weldon Turner
Kyle Barret
Tcu-Aggie
Fort Worth
Comanche County Young Farmer Chapter Rated Outstanding
Vernon visitors report the Comanche County Young Farmer Chapter among the top in the area. Bill Evans, Area IV winner and state contender, leads as president with plans to attend the statewide meeting. The group invites area men in agriculture to join, with associate members limited to office and voting rights. The wives organize a Young Homemakers group open to various interested homemakers.
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Comanche County
Young Farmer
Texas
Ted Littlejohn
Bill Evans
Seguin
Jaycees
Area IV
Texas Education Agency
College Station
Texas A
M. College
Dallas
Young Farmer Chapter
Adolphus Heel
Dalas
Bill Lane
Evans
R. E. Parker
Bob Simpson
State
Young Farmer Organization
Furmans Announce Birth of Daughter in Lawton
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Furman Jr of Lawton announce the birth of a daughter Melissa Lea Furman on October 25 at 6 55 a.m. at the Army Hospital Fort Sill. The baby weighed 6 pounds 14 2 ounces and measured 19 1 2 inches. Present were maternal grandmother Mrs. Ben Evridge Comanche and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Furman Port La Cruz Venezuela. Great grandparents included Dr. J. O. Lane and Mrs. Wade Evridge. Melissa is the couple’s first child.
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W. R. Furman Jr
Lawton
Oklahoma
Melissa Lea Furman
Army Hospital
Ft. Sill
Ben Evridge
Comanche
W. R. Furman
Port la Cruz
Venezula
J. O. Lane
Wade Evridge
Toni Evridge
Melissa
Furman
Mrs. Cox Wins On China Painting At State Fair
Mrs Clifford Cox of Comanche won first place in the china painting division at the State Fair in Dallas for roses painted on a footed chip plate. She earned second in raised paste and gold on a two tone powder box and received two honorable mentions for a color combination on a jewel box and fruit painting on a three tiered piece.
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Clifford Cox
Armstrong Cox
Comanche
Dallas
Cox
Indians To Invade Hamilton Friday Night
The Comanche Indians and district 8-AA leader Hamilton meet at Rooken Field in a homecoming showdown. Hamilton relies on star back Bobby Cornelius as Indians quarterback Jerry Todd and Harold Perkins cope with injuries. Coaches Oliver, Richardson, and Smith push an upset bid by the Indians in a storied 40 year rivalry.
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Comanche Indians
Hamilton
Rooken Field
Bobby Cornelius
Bulldogs
Dublin
de Leon
Gatesville
Indians
Eastland
Coleman
Cisco
Lampasas
Balling
Waco
Jerry Todd
Harold Perkins
Todd
Perkins
Roger Oliver
Vic Richardson
Ray Smith
Mrs Nelm Visits Parents in Comanche
Mrs W D Nelms of Costa Mesa California visited her parents Mr and Mrs W E Kerley in Comanche last week.
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W. D. Nelms
Costa Mesa
California
W. E. Kerley
Comanche
Richman Receives State 4-H Alumni Award for De Leon Work
Mrs. L M Richman an adult 4-H leader in Comanche County for 15 years was named one of four state 4 H Alumni Recognition Award recipients The award honors her De Leon 4 H Club leadership and mentoring of several generations of 4 H members through gardening canning sewing and bedroom improvement The donor for the award is the Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation Little Rock Arkansas
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College Station
L. M. Richman
Comanche County
Maynard Abrahams
San Patricio County
Lawrence Pfluger
Travis County
Dewey Burrows
Angelina County
Richman
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
Agricultural Chemicals Division
Little Rock
Arkansas
Brown County
Lora Willis Stewart
4-H
Angus Dickson
Call of Duty
Gustine Halloween Carnival Friday Night Fun
Gustine School hosts its annual Halloween Carnival at Gustine Gymnasium from 6 30 to 9 with bingo nail driving cake walk basketball throw fishing and more. Prizes awarded at 9 15 and king queen prince and princess crowned at 9 30 with candidates listed by grade and class.
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Gustine School
Gustine Gymnasium
Wil
Linda Daniel
Jerry Don Mast
Chris Pettit
Mack Frazier
Sue Tarter
Ronnie Calcote
Janice Kee
Gayle Harris
Vickie Kirby
Dicky Don Cox
Barbara Davis
Joe Adams
Junior High PTA to Meet November Ninth
The Junior High PTA will hold its next meeting on November 9 at 3 oclock. Superintendent Fletcher will speak. Everyone is urged to be present.
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PTA
Fletcher
CHS Plans Annual Halloween Carnival and Queen Race
Comanche High School announces each class plans for Halloween events on October 28. Senior candidates Caroyle Goodson and Ruth Cattles lead the queen and duchess escorts, with junior Pat Johnston and Ruth Cattles, sophomores Kay Rachels and Carol McDaniel, and freshmen Annette Norwood and Susan Bowers chosen as queen candidates and duchesses respectively.
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Caroyle Goodson
Frank Hall
Bevery Smith
Danny Cagle
Pat Johnston
Ruth Cattles
Pat
Ronnie Hicks
Ruth
Hank Durham
Kay Rachels
Jerry Foreman
Carol McDaniel
Terry Bandy
Darlene Humphrey
Patricia Johnston
Annette Norwood
Carolyn Goodson
Patricia
Skipper Shumpes
Annette
Kay
Carolyn
Franklin Hall
Franklin
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Methodist Church
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Mary Dennis
W. E. Pack
Francis Hickman
Mrs. Burks
Cosmetics
Odis Smart Fann
Ed Brothers
Thurman Boucher
Clyde Silvus
Vernon
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Furmans
China
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