Petit Jurors Called Indians to Host Dublin To Report Monday
Prospect jurors for the 52nd District Court are ordered to report Monday at 10:00 a.m. The list includes residents from Comanche Dublin De Leon Sidney Carlton German and May. District Clerk Ruth Page announced the summons for prospective service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
52Nd District Court
Ruth Page
Emma Lee Preston
Comanche
Mary M. Clark
Bell
de Leon
Joe G. Williams
W. Walcott
Wayne Forrest
W. Labadie
Mayme Decker
Woodlawn Dr
Joe Howell
R. A. Parris
Larry A. Wilson
C. D. Swearengin
W. Neely
Duane B. Prater
Freddie Ross
Woodlawn
T. M. Boucher
Sylvester Berry
Marjorie K. Power
John Ed Grisham
Sherman Drake
Alma Setzler
Ruth Ann Everidge
W. Armstrong
Cyril Lee Forrester
Golda Burks
N. Elm
R. David Jones
Paul D. Stewart
W. Martin
Doyle Crawford
W. Central
Fred West
W. Wal
Hazelrigg
Sunset Dr
Nettie Vineyard
Vv. D. Walker
Sidney Rd
Larry Morgan
Thelma Louise Setzler
Milton S. Sandell, Jr
Carlton
Ruby Weaver
N. Austin
Dwyane L. Verley
W. C. Hendrix
J. T. Keesee
Williams
T. O. Fry
Blanket
David Evans
L. D. Palmer
Lewis Helmsley
W. Paine
John E. Vineyard
Donnie McDougal
c/o
McDougal Auction Barn
Alma Bramlet
May
Evan Williams
E. J. Terry
J. N. Thompson
W. A. Meyers
N. Page
Lonnie Kilgore
Williams Dr
Fred Hall
Ena
Clarence Scott
E. Highland
Hy " “Rogers
Vernon St. Fletcher
Jim Lampman
S. Texas
Harold R. Hall
Sidney
Edith Moore
Joe D. Ripley
Preston
Debra Carruth
J. L. Dickey
W. Ross
O. J. Dunn
Patsy Sue Moore
Jon R. Coan
Berniece D. Hamilton
James L. Rackley
Mary L. Brown
Pitllman
M. E. Davidson
Ann Lindley Miears
Lynn J. Whatley
German
D. D. Lowery
Manchaca
Derwin Isham
Robert G. Sparkman
Comanche Hosts Dublin Lions In Homecoming Saturday Night
Comanche High School hosts the Dublin Lions for Homecoming with a 8:00 kickoff. Comanche quarterback Tommy Spencer and top linemen lead the visitors and both teams aim for a victories as district rivals swing Friday night games nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred West
Lions
West
Tommy Spencer
Ricky Southall
Richard Cowen
Dan Pair
Comanche Band Members Launch Magazine Drive
The Comanche Indian Band Jr High and Beginner band will start its annual magazine drive this week. Townspeople are urged to renew old subscriptions or start new ones, with tapes and records also for sale to raise funds for new instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. High
Ex-Students Plan Homecoming Barbecue and Meeting
The Comanche Ex-Students Association schedules a Saturday September 27 1975 barbecue from 12 30 p m to 2 p m at the Jr High Cafeteria followed by an annual meeting at 2 p m. The event includes a Scholarship Fund presentation officer elections and recognition of classes including a 1955 reunion and 1954 football team honored for its 10 1 1 season. Adults pay 3 00 children 12 and under 1 50. Members are urged to renew the lifetime membership to support future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Ex-Students Association
Jr. High
Ex-Students Association
Littlefield
Ex-Student Association
Ex Students Association
Ex - Students Association
CHS Homecoming Queen Crowning Set For Pre game Festivities
The 1975-76 Comanche CHS Homecoming Queen will be crowned at Indian Memorial Stadium on Saturday September 27 at 7 30 p m. Finalists include Kimberly Renshaw Sandra Kidd and Nancy Froh with court members Sabrina Boyd Gigi Dudley and Cindy McDonald Escorts attend seniors and queen's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Indian Memorial Stadium
Kimberly Renshaw
Sandra Kidd
Nancy Froh
Truman Renshaw
Stanley Kidd
Kenneth Froh
Sabrina Boyd
William Boyd
Gigi Dudley
Bill Dudley
Cindy McDonald
Elton McDonald
David Brawley
Floyd Brawley
Mark Schuman
George Schuman
Dennis Nowlin
Dale Nowlin
Queen’s Court
Jim Smith
Indians Regain Top 10 Spot in Harris Ratings
The Comanche Indians move back into the top ten with a 127.0 strength rating, tying for the 10th spot with Winnsboro and Post. Cameron Yee leads the district with a 146.7 rating while Breckenridge, Cisco, Eastland, Coleman, and Hamilton posted varying scores. Grapeland leads Class A with 129.3, Bearcats second at 129.1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Winnsboro
Post
Cameron Yee
de Leon
Grapeland
Grapeland Number One
Comanche Community Fund Drive Set for October Campaign
Directors met on September 23 to elect officers and name a drive chairman for the 1975 campaign. David Taylor will lead as Drive Chairman with an October 1 kickoff and a 31 day drive ending October 31. The stated goal is 8500 dollars with allocations to Salvation Army Red Cross Jr. Livestock Show Boy Scouts Campfire Girls MH/MR and others. A September 30 meeting will distribute materials and volunteers will be contacted to support the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Comanche Community Fund
Harvey Kaase
Robert Maddox
Paul
Janie) Livingston
Jim Kennedy
The
Community Fund
David Bell
Elvin Brownlee
W. A
Bill”’ Hill
Bobby Caffey
David Robinson
D. Raymond Stepp
Drive
David Taylor
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
T.p.&l
Comanche Community Fund
Peanut Farm Tour Planned For Oct 2 1975
From M. Key County Extension Agent the peanut farm tour is set for October 2 from 1 30 p m to about 4 30 p m meeting at Hasse Community Center. Stops include Jerry Stark farm and Bob Mull farm with demonstrations on terraclor use for Southern Blight nematode control leaf spot hydrothermo graphs to predict disease and the Peanut Pest Management program. Dr Thomas A Lee Area Plant Pathologist of Stephenville and Joe Curtis County Entomologist will discuss peanut diseases and insects. All farmers and interested people are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Key ‘County Extension
Cur
Hasse
Jerry Stark
Bob Mull
Thomas A. Lee
Stephenville
Presen
Joe Curtis
Bachus Takes New School Post
The School Board met in a called session on September 18 and accepted the resignation of James Bachus as Tax Collector effective October 1. He will take the post of Tax Assessor Collector for Stephenville 1.8.D. Linda McKeehan was named Interim Tax Collector until a permanent replacement is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bachus
Bachus
Linda McKeehan
Johnny Dickey Wins Comanche Chief Football Contest
Johnny Dickey of 197 North Ervin won the Comanche Chief football contest with a perfect entry and a $5 prize. He nearly nailed the tie breaker predicting 48 points as Lamar scored two fewer. Honorable mention goes to ten who missed only two games. Comanche hosts Dublin in the homecoming game with queen crowned Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Dickey
North Ervin
Dickey
Lamar
Carl S. Smith
Brownwood
Alice Stokes
Ruby Park
de Leon
Spencer Key
Steven Wall
Kyle Couch
E. W. Sullivan
James Weatherman
Pat McAlexander
Simon A. Moya
Alma Rose Bilon
Comanche
Dublin
Abilene Christian
Texas A&i
Auburn
Tennessee
Houston
SMU
Texas
Texas Tech
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Dallas
San Diego
N.Y
Kansas City
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
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Comanche Indians
Dublin Lions
Comanche High School
Eastland
Hico
Indians
San Saba
Armadillos
Breckenridge
Jacksboro
Cisco
Hamlin
Coleman
Ballinger
Albany
Hamilton
CHS
Charles Smith
Kirk Evatt
Clyde Evatt
Ernest Holland
James Holland
Kimbery Renshaw
NHS
FTA
D.E
Comanche Junior High
Warriors
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