Students Off To College
List of 127 Comancheans enrolled in colleges and business schools across Texas and nearby states. Tarleton State College tops the list with 14 enrollments, followed by the University of Texas at Austin with 14. Names include Billy Gossett Gary McDonald and many CHS graduates continuing study at Tarleton Texas Tech Baylor Howard Payne Angelo Cisco and other institutions.
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CHS
College News
James Wilkerson
Texas
Oklahoma
Arizona
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Billy Gossett
Gary McDonald
Katie Jolley
Larry Blackwood
Donnie Daniels
Johnny Garner
David Gore
Harold Grossett
David Ripley
Jimmy Kirkland
Janda Bloyd
Marilyn Boykin Swearingen
Estelle Ellis
Martha Fanning
Wendy Hicks
Cheryl Horton
Katie Northcott
Brenca Whitworth
Mike Davidson
Donnie Stewart
Don Kimmitz
Dendy Scott
Martha Barre Cottrell
Desdie Carney
Rusty Cernes
Billy Albin
Bette Cox
Mary Kay Russell
Bill Flannery
Jimmy Pate
Grady Paul Ripley
Myra Plumlee
David Swearingin
Jimmy Norris
Franklin Power
Karen O’brien Copien
Paul Livingson
Travis Day
David Hill
Rusts Carnes
Ritchie Croft
Rejean Davis
Bobby Lane
Beth Steward
Tarleton
Texas Tech
University of Texas In Austin
Lyn Brown
Jimmy Harelik
Skipper Shumres Gray
Dirk Jolitk
Malcolm Cleveland
John Huett
Bill Jouette
Tom Brightman
Tom
Mikel Fisher Brightman
Robert de Laney
Bobbie
Thomas Whelan
James Cullen de Laney
Ing
Baylor
Tech
West Texas
Jimmy Rambo
Walter McCullough
Bruce Bonick
Bod Alen
Julie Ebell
Karen Orwell
Jerry Todd
John
Stephen Norris
Buddy
Samura Prather
Mary Norma Childs
Harry Wayne Cloud
Ann Williams
Howard Payne College
Travis Phifer
Hugh Fletcher
Jewell Hathcock
Carolyn Foreman
Clarence Huett
Peggy Pirkle
Angelo Siete College
Cisco Junior College
Comanche
Angelo Junior College
Joe Dudley
Tom R. Dudley
Casey Bradshaw
Mike Schul
Lynn Kibler
Kay Burton Aiken
Angelo
Billy Bradshaw
Ray Livingston
Lerron Jones
Douglas Reid
Saragoza Moreno
Texas Cristian University
University of Texas At Arlington
Ginger Seay
Linda Davis Hooker
TCU
Tommy McDonald
First Baptist Church Plans Youth Recreation Center in Comanche
The First Baptist Church of Comanche announces a Youth Recreation Center in the former Lawrence Siesk House. Planned activities include games and limited food service with standard local prices. No dancing. teen supervision provided. open Friday and Saturday nights, with more use possible.
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First Baptist Church
Comanche
Lawrence Siesk
Lots Of Football Slated For Fans
Indian Memorial Stadium hosts three games on Thursday night with Paps led by Coach Paddocks at 5, then 8th graders under Coach Tankersley. Comanche Beam under Coach Preston meets Blanket Tigers at 8. Next Tuesday Oct 1 the Paps host Brady with 7th at 6 30 and 8th following.
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Indian Memorial Stadium
Paps
Tommy Paddocks
John Tankersley
Ce'eman
Wayne Preston
Comanche Beam
Blanket Tigers
Brady
Dublin
Braves
Evant
Capt Watts Returns To Viet Nam Action
Capt Watts son of Mr and Mrs C D Watts Hasse is on his way back to Vietnam for a second tour. He will command a company in the 25th Infantry Division. Watts married July 25 in a military ceremony in De Ridder Louisiana.
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Vietnam
Wiliam
Watts
C.D. Watts
Hasse
25Th Infantry Division
de Ridder
Free Oral Polio Drops To Be Here October 9
The State Health Department urges polio immunization in Texas due to rising cases. All residents up to age 40 with no complete series should receive the drops, and those up to age 20 should get a booster. On Wednesday October 9 from 9 am to 12 pm free vaccinations will be offered in the county courthouse. Children under 21 must be accompanied by an adult or have parental permission. infants must be at least six weeks old. If you did not complete all three doses in 1962 63 you are not immunized.
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Texas
State Health Department
Sidney and Carbon Clash at Carbon Friday Night
Sidney travels to Carbon for an 8 o'clock game on Thursday September 26. Carbon holds a 2-0 record while the Eagles are 1-1 and Carbon is favored to win their district. Sidney beat Brooksmith 41-27 last Friday.
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Sidney
Carbon
Eagles
Brooksmith
Comanche County Farm Bureau to Hold Resolutions Meeting
The Comanche County Farm Bureau will meet in the Hospitality Room of TP&L on Tuesday October 1 at 8 p m. The group works to develop local state and national policies and will address issues like peace and war law and order costs and taxes and low farm prices. Don Chester urges all members to attend this important meeting.
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Christian Community In Action
Central Christian Church
Comanche
Larry Spraciey
Central Christian
Harvey Raines
Fiest United Methodist
Olivia Escobar
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Bruce Coggin
St. Matthews Episcopal
Joe Waring
St. Matthews
Spradley
St. Matthews Episcopal Church
Christian Community
Comanche County Farm Bureau
Tp&l
Farm Bureau
National
Don Chester
Proctor Water Association Holds Planning Meeting
The Proctor Water Association approved final plans for building its water system. John Croft became chair, with Roy Davis and others on the steering committee. Members may deposit $50 to join before October 7 to reserve one of 20 connections and secure water service.
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Proctor Water
Proctor
Farmers Home Administration
John Croft
Jim Robers
Roy Davis
Piez Carter
B. C. Howell
Bobby Clark
Inquirers Class To Begin Sunday At St. Matthews
An Inquirers Class on the Episcopal Church will begin Sunday September 29 at 7 p.m. in St. Matthews Parish Hall 500 N Austin. Classes run Sunday nights through November 10 with a Bishop Mason visit on November 17 to confirm participants. The public is invited with no obligation.
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Inquirers
St. Matthews
Episcopal Church
St. Matthew’s Church
Austin
C. Avery Mason
Dallas
Indians To Tackle Coleman Friday
Comanche renews their rivalry with the Coleman Bluecats Friday night at 8 p.m. Both squads opened with wins then lost last week with Comanche falling 25 0 to De Leon and Coleman 8 0 to Brady. Coleman shows a strong offense and defense led by linebacker trio Andrade Skelton and Densman while Speedy Perry Armstrong anchors the backfield.
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Comanche
Coleman Bluecats
de Leon
Coleman
Brady
Eagle Pass
Dublin
Bluecats
Bulldogs
Sal Andrade
David Skelton
Ricky Densman
Perry Armstrong
Indians
Houston Jol
Young Homemakers and Farmers Lead Area IV Honors at Brownwood
At Riverside Motor Hotel in Brownwood on September 21 the Area IV Young Homemakers held a full day program with 9 am to 9:45 am registration, coffee, and a business meeting led by Mrs. Gayle Baker. Benita McDonald of Comanche was named Outstanding Young Homemaker and Elton Ray McDonald Star Young Farmer. The banquet at Chisholm’s featured Jake Billingsley of TP&L as speaker and Comanche advisers received multiple awards for attendance and radio TV work.
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Area IV
Riverside Motor Hotel
Brownwood
Lone Star Gas Company
Gayle Baker
Kathyrn Hill
Comanche
Rera Lackey
Benita Mcperpen
Lee
YH Group
Marge Jordan
Hamilton
LaVerne Redman
Miles
Carolyn Tiemann
Mills County
Shirley McCutchen
Penny Elliott
Stephenville
Jimmy Hannz Haskell
Rural Electric Corps
Chisholm
Benita McDonald
Linda la Lane
Elton McDonalds
Young Farmer and
Young Homemaker
Riverside Motor Motel
Elton Ray
Yfs
McDonalds
Aeta
Jake Billingsley
Comarche
Henry Spalding
Norman Chandler
Young Farmer
Dwayne Lackey
So Called Football Experts Fare Poorly In Chief's Grid Contest
Local contest drew many experts who misPicked several games including Rice Washington Houston and Texas. John F E Parker of Houston won first prize after tying outcomes and a tie breaker with De Leon. Clint McEwin of Houston took second, Kristy Hicks of Comanche third.
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Rice
Washington
Houston
Texas
Comanche
de Leon
John FE. Parker
Sundale Rd
Texas A&m
LSU
Clint McEwin
West
Kristy Hicks
Clint
Kristy
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Wayne Pinkerton
Texas Power & Light Company
James C. Slider
Dr. Slider
N. Austin St
Viet Nam
Sidney & Carbon
Farm Bureau Meeting
Proctor Water Association
Frances M. Fritts
Comanche County
ASCS
Kenneth G. White
Fritts
Mickey Howerton
Rusty Brightman
Ronnie Lancaster
Derwin Isham
Max Parker
Marion Kirkland
Ronnie Stanley
Rex Plumiee
David Hyatt
Stanley
Howerton
Randy Day
Bill Evridge
Travis Welch
Plumlee
Parker
Armstrong
Kirkland
W. Clark Eil- Wey
Gayle Beker
Ruby Schuman
Bess Moore
HPC
Academy of Freedom
Texas Power & Light Co
N. N. Durham
W. Wright
Comanche Hospital, Inc
Frank Power
Archie E. Boyd
Brenda Marshall
Gerald Sledge
Seatle
Prattville
Alabama
Aso
Garland
Menard
Seagraves
Denver City
San Antonio
Graham
Steville
de Gustine
Memorial Stadium
Frankie Jones
Scott and White Hospital
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