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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1954

Page

13

Comanche Notes on Local Officials and Community Events

The Comanche Chief lists school board changes with Dr. A. J. Gray elected and new teachers Miss Elva Baxter and Miss Floy Harris, plus four resignations. It notes Ibre Gage buying City Drug Store in Gorman, and several local hires and transfers. Also reported are weathered farm yields, social events, a royal reunion, cotton bale sales, and historical remarks on Comanche trade with Fort Worth and rail development.

Brown County Sacred Harp Singing Convention Sidney FE. A. Chastain Comanche School Board A. J. Gray J. H. McMillan Elva Baxter Floy Harris Ruth Long Annabelle Wilcoxon Alma Roberson Simmons Ibre Gage Smith's Byron Grainger Roberson Sisters Miss Blue Santa Anna Chester Harris Electra Dry Gilliam Brothers Gerald Lassiter Burks Mercantile Company Miss Bess Hoff W. A. Byford Zella Edwards van Dyke Longview Joe Ritchey Hazeldel Walter Scott Gustine A. L. McDaniel Gap W. J. Steele Miss Mable High Downing Canyon City West Texas State Normal College Charlie Gugger Cecil Evans Proctor W. D. Starkie Comanche A. B. Queen Nettie Norah Lassiter Arizona L. E. Grainger J. D. Lassiter Clarence Ellis Lowell Dan Joseph Lee E. T. Wyatt Sherwood McDonald Beene Mary Godbold Roy McPherson Gene Bennett Jack Cauley Billy Scurry Weldon Jackson Harold Denny Padden Noward Jake Kearby Glenn Gill Dave Reed Hasse Fleet Center Point Jim Stephens Dublin Percy Howard Curtis Jackson W. S. Switzer Fort Worth

Rock By Mrs J D Stephens Week End Visitors

Weekend guests gathered at Sam Kinnard home including R O Kinnard and daughter Inez L B Morris of Wichita Falls J Kinnard family of Luling Norman Sides of Mineral Wells Dock Sides Joyce of De Leon Robert Howards Downing J C Bassett family Dublin E M Loggins Judy Mack Knox City Hollis Cox Dennis J E Steele J D Stephens attended Comanche Baptist Association convention at Hasse Wayne Gilder Stinnett Harmon Vernon Skinner Dallas visited Mrs Arthur Sims family Bowman Standridge Bob Billy Charles Standridge Fort Worth Paul McCoy family Troy and others.

Sam Kinnard R. O. Kinnard Inez L. B. Morris Wichita Falls J. Kinnard Luling Norman Sides Mineral Wells Dock Sides Joyce de Leon Robert Howards Downing J. C. Bassett Dublin E. M. Loggins Judy Mack Knox City Hollis Cox

Local visitors and community updates in Bunyan area

Hanson and family from Fort Worth visited with Mr and Mrs J E Steele. Comanche and California visitors stayed with Matt Strube. Garner family from Port Lavaca Corpus Christi and Fort Worth visited relatives. Mrs J D Stephens visited Whitfield at Bunyan. The school began its yearly round on Tuesday. Billy Joyce Strube serves as bus driver.

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