The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 88, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, October 20, 1961 Page: 8 of 8
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OCTOBBi 30. 1961
THE COMANCHE CHIEF
Bowling Results
Topper Seed Company stretched
its lead to two full games ova
runners- up La#hi Crust and Use
Football Contest “ |Miss Deanna Durham
taking-3 of 4 from
company, wi’dm-h-
day night ip the Comanche Bowl-
in# League.
Former Pastors
Ho^comingH"™ ^ Winners Listed .J Honored With Shower
Page)
Letters of congratulations and
littNBfcllfcJli
MUil
Last week was a, tough week on
Presbyterian Church homecoming tn
A coffee and Dndul &1mjwci
last Sunday, were received from jy football guessing contest—as]honoring Miss Deanna Durham
Light Crust and the Phantoms OTt^wlvea. upsoto were fee rule. rather thah|waa Blven a*-the home
split a palF; the Old Proa broke
their losing streak by capturing
Blanket and the 8-BaUers Split
two games apiece.
Jamie Oden, of Choice Baaing
j™
it*?*
of Mrs.1
Saturday morning.;
Co-hostesses were
Busline Honor
(Continued Prom First
4-H Award
! ^‘fTloc.l "clubs- at- Gustine
and Hazeldell she has served as
'vice-president for two years, sec-
retary for one year and reporter
for one year. She has served as
— Lewder
Roll Released
Honor roll students in Oustine
dating back to 192#. including: tp«. exception.
Thomas B. Oallaher, Port Smith, Sonie contestants missed as .
... , „ _r__, icwinMiii^a -aiLd Arkansas, Noel P. Wilkinson. many as 8 of the 10 games ap-' „w ,
mJ™ sola n^ericksbu.gJltnrE MShep- iH,Jng m the contest hlank.and > ^m.
herd. Richardson: Mrs. W B. nearly everyone missed a. 8 or |;• „ \ ----------------——
Oray. Brown wood; H. N Alexan- moie w o Hhoi .Public Schools for the first six
rolled the high aamfcwith 210—lder’ BrandonrMiaalsslppll; Wm. champion predictor, missing,BtafeWood’ weeks period, included:
rolled the high game with 210- QggM ^ four s w>g Mra w x Dixon.;**1**^»rne"- ^ D BUckwood h 0rftde. LoreUa Henry,
* I Among the out-of-town visitors Box <*) Comanche, who gets the,^ JuS?nVn?V.n?n M “ ! Pam Miller
metnhers oT the W TTTgy- $5 ,.^K prise AmIsIAM PM«IM-I an“ ^ ‘
top series with 526.
STANDINGS —
Feed If
______ 14
light Oast 14
Choice Baking It
Elght-Ballers, It
Klodhoppera 16
Blanket State Bank 16 -
Old Proa 8
HIGH GAMES —
Jamie Oden. Choice
Larry Fuller. Phantoms
Billy Laird. Light Crust
James WUkerson. Old Pros
. Uir family ul Still Baba, who have tar E W - Sullivan <-aihe In* se- ! “ “re ‘“.‘'“"Jr’T!! T Jn/U T ttne
been Close personal friends ofcon<j_, also, missing four, and C. f“C m" «m^r Sixth Orade: Boyd Westfall.
rw ...A Ur. r Mm- TOU n™ nhnl.l WOOOing IOl XVOltmutl At me| ___—w-r*,- n,,rV. rvatl
Miss Durham Is the bride-elect
i JlfurOHHr Jmnqr
Ktr^gstmr
Tr
_^ -*• -- n ___*- gill * ijt 4 vr vs s . nuts
Dr. and Mrs Oreer sHfce I9IJ. “"’^f/'Ross. Blanket; gels the third
Numerous letters from former. ,,)*<*. prig#,—,-1______
members and friends of the local winners were judged on the
church were received and ttielr outcome of the Star-Sidney game
names were recorded in the Cen- -as the Sidney Eagles bowed ,n .
tennlal Registration Record Book 81-0 to the Mills County six-™ Jwuh,
I
mrsTMethodlst Church7-------famf Davis. Kstl^ B^ Oail
The guests were greeted at the,^". £nora Haggard, Druclll*
door by Mrs. Cagle and presented Mathis. Patsy P*ge^ay JYh ,
*> to, honor^^Al* to to. r>-'
•tone with .11 who wtl actually ;tn*nitora. ^oree^Mr*’ AHo^'Mercer^moto-' Bight Or.dc: On. Id. «tu-
ff?*™1 .maun, . total o. to»ut; on to. ho^ntoto m.toloa 1£ °’"oi to.” p^tttoSL.^; iJohn. „ I
175 _ __ _ i1*0 1 Mrs. W. A. Mercer and Mrs. W., *^hn?al?:
C. Cox, grandmothers of the pros- <3«>rge Luker
James Slider, k-Ballcrs 164
J. D. Walker. Blanket 186
Charles Miller. Klodhoppera 141
HIGH SERIES —
Tom Cos; Old Pros 366
wy Fuller, Phantoms, 661
.en Elliott, Choice Ml
dusaell Anderson, Toppers 864
(EXT WEEK'S GAMES -r-
, Did Pros sn 8-Bailers, 1 - I '.
_. Banket vs. Klodhoppeis, 9-1
gUM Oat vs. Cheioe, 8-6
II opper Feed n. Phantoms. 7-1
The “Centennial Anniversary
I Celebration ' at the First pres-
byterian Church last Sunday was
a great success from every stands
point. Large appreciative aud-
Roy Bloyd. Mrs. J. A. Williams,
Mrs Cecil Hall. Prank Reese.
Roy Pope, Comanche; Mrs. W.
E. Armstrong, 1300 SE 18th. Min-
eral Wells; and Alice Stokes.
Brownwood. ....
Showing how tough It was for
Westfall,
iences attended both worship most folks were the upsets of
services of the day. More than Ballinger over Cisco, perhaps
150 members and friends signed Hamilton over De Leon, the tie
the ‘ registration rtcord hook, between Ora a bury and Rldder of ™ ^raDrteot^lUdnnai^n
M..i.M.w. <g,.r. rw«ivtxi iin_i.ii. V.11. 'Tv-TT-. i_. Tuv. aa puns, apricot bans, cinnamon
Numerous letters were received
from former members and friends
who could not be present, ex-
pressing their congratulations
Wichita Palls. TCU's loss to T«C-
as Tech. Comanche's win over
Dublin. Baylor’s loss to Arkan-
sas. and ACC’s win over Hardln-
and good wiahok—SSAong these, j Simmons
were mem ages from all former j Easier to call correctly for most
pastors of this church,
wives, dating back to
'V.S.E.S. To Obtorvo
tyVook Of Prayer
and
he Wolman’s 8 o c 1 e t y of
Oftsttan Service of the First
1841iodist Church. Comanche,
*u^«ob#erve the Week of Prayer
■****" Self Dental next week
ChurcLial Quiet Day Services are
__ ?^day. October 67. from
j.m. with Mrs. Rena
»arge.
red dish supper
Monday. Octo-
. ^he members
•'ceOuild
or their
1926. A
geuestous gontributlon of more
than 8200 Vas made for the
Benevolent Causes of the Church.
forecasters were the Winters ov-
er Ranger. Rice over Florida, and
Texas over Oklahoma games
Another contest appears In this
issue! Deadline Is next Thurs-
Specta! recognition and awards‘day $11 tn weekly prftes: so bet-
were given to Mrs. D. Charles
Clarke and to John Rachels for
being the oldest and youngest
present members of the church
respectively.
Dr. Baxter Oreer. minister of
the local church, expressed ap-
preciation of the congregation
for the splendid cooperation of
all committees who made such a
worthwhile contribution ’ to ths
success of this historic occasion:
to the Pat Howard Crolr for ex-
cellent music, to Dr. C. C. Kling-'
man for his inspiring sermon at
2 pa: to the Women of The
Church for a delicious dinner
ter see how you can pick the
winners. Get the entry blanks
back to The Chief office or mall
to Football Contest. Box 198. be-
fore 6 pm. next Thursday.
LIBRARY LINES
corations In the Sanctuary and
Fellowship Hall; also, to B. F.
Beaty for tape-recording the 11
a m service that will be shared
with “shut-ins’’ and others, who
could not attend the services of
the day.
and for the artistic de- rot teen-agers, and
The Comanche Public Library
is very pleased to announce that
a new group of about 100 books
has been received on loan from
the State Library. The group con-
tains books for every age group
—a number iff boots for the
youngest readers, some juvenile
mysteries, a large group of hooka
pectlve bridegroom; Mrs. W. M
Durham Sr. and Mrs. Claud
Brock of Stephenville, grand-
mothers of the bride-elect.
The guests were directed to the
dlnln groom by Mrs. Jamie Oden.
Mrs. Floyd Prather presided at
the coffee.service and Miss Shar-
on Durham served chicken sal
Sophomores: Kenneth Black,
Peggy Hungerford, Karla Couch.
Juniors: Gayle Allen, Pat Hag-
gard.
Seniors: Janice Kee.
-4-
rolls, and nuts.
The table was laid with a white
Maderia linen cloth and was cen-
tered with an antique cutglass
epergne with silver trim. The
epergne was filled with white
FIJI mums, white glass grapes,
and turquoise butterflies. Crystal
and sliver appointments were us-
ed.
Mrs. Joe Paul McCQl lough.
Miss Gall Anthony of TCU, and
Mrs. Calvin Lee of Arlington as-
sisted with the serving.
Mrs. Carnes directed the guests
to the family room where the
co-hostesses displayed the gifts
to the guests. Miss Sandra Prath-
er registered the guests.
Winners Are
Announced For
Free Groceries
Hen-
lior High
'■'Is Flrsf
flic’s Cafeteieason
adult non-fiction.
We have also received a num-
ber of memorial gifts recently
which have enabled us to add
some fine adult titles to the lib-
rary. These Include new Texas
i books, Indian materials,, and fine
new novels among other thing?.
Memorial gifts will be mentioned
by title when space la less lim-
ited _
If you haven t been by the Lib-leoit; "mtx
rary lately, stop in soon- you’re
missing something!
High]
1m-!
ie Junior
playing an
ball, won their
>e season Tuea-
— the Oorman
Ordinotion Service
Set At Gustine
J. C. Biggs, manager of
derson’s, announces the winners
of food baskets at last week's
sixth anniversary birthday sale
of the firm.
First prise winner was Mrs. L.
K. Smith. Rt. 1. Mullin. a large
bafcket of groceries.
Winners of 1 pound. cans of
Folger's coffee went to Mrs. O.
L. Arthur. 402 W. Grpnd; Mrs.
James E. House, 205 W. Arm-
strong; Mrs. W. I. Dixon. Mrs.
John King. Mrs. C. E. Tabors,
Mrs. Adelblrd Llppe. 816 E. Wal-
Bill Mew born, Ruth
Sloan. 700 W. Central; Buddy
Dlllin, and Mrs. R. D.. Parker.
203 N. Ross.
Five pound sacks of Imperial
cane sugar went to Mrs. Roy
Grayson. Mrs. D. R. Brooks. Mrs.
Cancer Unit
Needs Dressings
Thie Service Committee of the
American Cancer 8ociety of the
Comanche Unit Is In dire need
of cancer dressings for loeal use.
These dressings are made by loc-
al organizations and the supply
has been depleted.
Any church group, civic or-
ganimtion or any group that
would be interested in helping
with this worthy cause, please
contact the Service Chairman.
Mrs. Mary Wllhelih at 301 East
helping younger girls with their
projects and record
c.othing
Sue's county and district -setiv-
coundl delegate, attending the
1939 Otrl'a District Camp at Glen
Rose and helping with the Co-
manche County 4-H Rally Day
and Achievement Program.
Other activities include help-
lng with ^g vaccination pro-
(Contlnued From First Page)
Rural Housifig
his own account. He must also
have or be able to obtain suffi-
cient income to meet payments
on existing debts, tike care pf
Msr ‘ rin
Braves Dowi
Cisco 16-6
his otNer expenses, and make the!
The Comanche £f
avu
— ,,
the Farmers Home Admlnlstra-1
tion will review building plans from''*’<r
«nd insoect the housing construe-1'™. " '*n“‘d »•’ *
lg construe-! c,s „ *ma e<wJ
tion as it progresses In order t£1 “^“'KHUon
make certain that the borrower I k,,.k .... ra'('-> took ih,
obtains Bound and acceptable I cn):i 1 off i
construction.
The local country or area com-
,mittee of the Farmers Home Ad-
ministration determines the eli-
gibility of the applicant.
Farmers who naad to enlarge
f0rrv^L^°ri
grams and rodpn control pro- or jjevejop their farming opera-
grams sPon*°,^!5T^er. ,i ^ tions in order to obtain enough
for rodeo parades and serving on ^ obtain* farm ^^oTlaigement
varlOUS .committees tor *-fl /tAirolnnmpnt lAont and form
and development loans, and farm
management help from the Farm-
ers Home Administration.
Rural families who need emerg-
events.
Sue was a 1961 graduate of
Oustine High School where she
Methodist Church »he played the mfcy ^ to obtain small
piano and B grants for such purposes as ra-
School Class. Now 8ue is attend- ru.lkln„ roof_ screening a
ing Nixon-ciay Biwineas CoT^e ^ -
in Austin and plans to continue ^Vter
screening windows,
sanitary supply
_ •***■
pciwer pi,iv. ! *|
-s. fir i
Don Kemnutv! sh
lying rolled rlgt i_^
touchdown in .10
the bonus two potnu
«wept left end for »
tlie TD 15
HAT
Walcott —Tel. 56-3176 after 5 _______________
pm., or contact her at the REA [community groups
office during the day, for in- — -
and other informa-
structlons
tion.
The cellucotton for the filler
is furnished by the State office
of the ACS In Austin. “We feel
that there should be enough In-
terested people in the Comanche
her 4-H work. , un<jer certain circumstances
Dickson Work Detailed building loans may be made to
Dicky has had projects In Jun- lessees of farms. •
ior Leadership. Cooperative Ac- More than 8400 million has
tlvlty, tomatoes and lambs over been authorised for rural hous- j
a three year period. He and his ing loans over the next
partner, Sarah Lou McCullough years.
of Newburg. have been active In The Housing ^Act of 1961 also
method demonstrations In Co- authorizes the Farmers Home
operative Activity and Safety. Administration to insure loans
The team has won district twice for housing and related facilities
and third and fourth in state for domestic farm labor. These
competition. His Co-Op record loans may he made to farm own-
boofc won first in district in 1989. er« associations of farmers, state
The demonstrations have been and local government units and
given before 2,000-pius people In-' non-profit associations,
eluding the Ststte* 4-H Club Funds for these Insured loans
Round-Up at College Station, the are provided, by private Investors.
1959 annual meeting of the Tex- The Farmers Home Admlntstra-
as Electric Cooperatives. Inc. In tion will make and service the
Houston, at board, annual and loans and Insure their repay-
district meetings of the Coman- ment. The total volume of tnsur-
che County Electric Cooperative.' ed loans may not exceed 828 mil-
Inc., school assemblies, civic and lion in any one year,
immunity groups. j Further information on rural
Dicky has been very active tn housing loans may be obtained
Cisco came roar in#
was on the Brave*7Ll
as the half ended
In the second half
future Indians all the'
Comanche, moved the |
ly up and down the m
line play Him led the 1
two first downs.
Don Kemmitz got
four otbei touchdown,
two yard plunge
All of the
ItltlsU—
33.65
66.75
it
S’/Lev
county-wide 4-H .Council..at the county office of the Farm-
ig as 1U first president ln.ers Home Administration located
'in the Mims Office Building. Co-
the
serving
1959 and secretary In 1961. He
has headed the 4-H Council pro-jmanohe
gram sales at the Comanche
Rodeo and served on 4-H Snonith Club Holds
rodent control and Achievement •jPan,5n v-,uu r'u,ub
local needs.’’ aay officers of the
Comanche :—■—1-
Glenn Trotter. Lil Evans'. Owen
Jackie Patton, son of- Mr and;Rambo' Mrs T E Oressett. Mrs.
Mrs Paul Patton, Oustine. is to D F Caraway. Mrs. Chester Mc-
be ordained into the Baptist iKlnzl<*' Herbert Ooodson, and
ministry Sunday afternoon at 3 ^*rs- Homer Palmer.
< Wendell o’clock. In services at the First | ‘We had a wonderful birthday
1 team i Baptist Church. Oustine. j celebration." says Mrs Biggs,
have I Young Patton, a sophomore at, expressing his thanks to both old
,h<> j Howard Payne College, is a grad- and new customers, who made
a I uate of Oustine High School Heithe eveht 8Uch a success
(Continued From Page One)
District Meeting
Philippines will be given each
church for the collection of miss-
ion funds at meetings.
The Rt. Rev. Joseph M Harte.
suffragan bishop of the diocese,
will be celebrant for Holy Com-
munion at 10:30 a.m. following
registration. A ‘trading stamp
ingathering’ to help furnish the
Canterbury House at Texas
Christian University will follow
a meditation by the dean, the
Very Rev. Lyle S. Barnett, rector
of the Church of the Oood Shep-
herd. Brownwood. He will also
ing two years as president of his
local 4-H ClVlb.
Junior Leadership activities In-!
eluded two years in Co-Op and
one In Safety where the clubs
took first In district two years
and the county council won first
In state with its Safety record
book. He also has served as as-
sistant coach to the district win-
ning Junior Co-Op Demonstra-
tion team and- on the district
Boy's Council at the encamp-
ment at Lake Brownwood as Co-
manche County's co-chairman. In
1961 he attended the 26-county
Electric Leadership Camp at Lake
Trinidad ;
Dicky is classified a Junior in
Comanche High School and is
a member of the National Honor
Initiation Party
Introduce Mrs Abalos and thelSoclet>’ and served as a class
clergy during the luncheon. Mrs. i officer and member of the stud-
Rowley will present the women council. A member of the
of the diocesan board, the Divl- j Flr8t Methodist Church In Co-
sion of Women’s Work - |manche,.he is a member of MYF
Mrs Harry Tompkins of Dub-|and ha* served as co-chairman
lin. acting deanery chalrinan, will; lta leadership committee.
call the meeting to order ,at 12:45 . * ' v ^--—
p.m. Mrs. Joe Mason Hancock. Accept* Position Here
‘s paste
trfchuroh.
D. At till
OUR SERVICE
wUl keep your car
RUNNING RIGHT,
LOOKING GOOD
_ Comanche won much e.
the 7-0 score Indicated.
I C6f) rely an bm to give tout gar
•artful, dependable service (bet will keep it
running smoothly—fire k longer life tad
duce upkeep expenses. My elation is cosnpleiely
.•quipped to handle the care of jour ear, aai
^staffed with trainod mm wba kpow their
For washing,
•U cbengo, tha
f eonrico, aai
le*6 gnat fanHiN
r oils, driwTla tsdayi
^(humble)
Joe Tupin, Agent
LLOVD S. Ill .Mill,L STATldS/
in Gl sTINL ,
irm >ii M’Trs
)m*vvmnz.
In CDMANt HE
FRIENDLY KERV1CE ST A.
McGLOTHLIN FARM STORE
NED STEWART’S
or
pastor of the Energy Baptist yJgJX
president of women of the host
church, will give the welcome;
Isit Ne wGranddaughter Mrs. L- L. Keyset; 0f Stephenville., he/'' with the Unusual Olft Shop.
At the ordination services. Rev Mr. and Mrs Dick Massingill M e i csponM' *’i i>c roll call of -----------~—-—--—-----—
J. Isham. Oustine. will do the [ returned Wednesday after a ten churches and the election of a
new deanery chairman will fol-
low
cstioning. and Dr A J Quinn !day' vis,t wlth thelr new grand-
Wicd of the religious education1 dauBhtpr Margaret Ann. daueh-
““ rtment of Howard Paynelter of Mr and Mrs. James D
The oanej for the program will
•e will make the ordination I°*pson of Arlington. They also * have the Rev William Paul
< Rev M F. Cox. pastor Ivlslted Ahelr soP-s In Fort Worth,
win — Gustine Baptist Church ‘ --—
eerned wn charge of the services. H"” From Fort Worth
feeling gtublic is cordially invited Mr and Mrs. North Carter of
’ _ " says Rev. Cox. 'Fort Worth were here over the
. It all »—--- (week-end to visit his father. Rey.
night whriKmoots
beat a gootl s. Sherlll,
ninlster an^ wife of
TTien camwpent the week-end
lin had rolleu with their old
winning 6 ganmnd Mrs J D.
yielded 112 poinuing the Smoots
four out of five non of Houston,
it looked like no eo— — — -■ i .
Indians came to |___
they did. Dublin m.
downs, both tn the t
T N, Carter and other relatives
retired and
Visit in Stephenville
Mr and Mrs. John King spent
iwlle with
the week-end in Stephen
her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tate.
Rarnds. rector of Trinity Church.
Fort Worth, who was a deputy to
*he General Convention. He will
Joined bv Triennial Meeting
delegates Mrs. Thomas KI. De-’
lenov will cover resolutions with
snecial attention to one on coll-
Mrs. TV A. McDonald Jr. has
accepted a part-time position
Lively and Mrs E. L. Miller will
review major addreesses. medita-
tions. and'group meetings. Tire1
women are Dallas members of j
the Division of Women’s Work I
except for* Mrs. Lively of Fort!
Worth. I
The meeting will end at 2:30!
pm. with the benediction by
Bishop Harte.
The meeting in Comanche is
one of eight scheduled deanery
The Spanish Club of CHS held
Its annual initiation party Mon-
day evening. October 16th. at the
hafne of Mr. and Mrs James Wll-
kerson. 605 NW 30th 8t Approxi-
mately thirty upperclassmen were
on hand to Initiate 16 first year
Spanish students into the club
Adults assisting the WUkeraoiis
with the party were the Spanish
teacher Don Cook, Mrs. Waite;
Durham. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel
Caraway and Rev. and Mrs.- Plez
Todd
Jimmy WUkerson. club presi-
dent. assisted by the vice-presi-
dent. Jerry Todd, conducted the
___ backs
ball. Most consistent i
er wa.s..,hard running J3
man in the lme, John!
Skipper Shumpes, Chai
and John OmninghAn"
like future stars for i
Jatnurs Are Honored
Mr and Mrs, He
who lost their home
hold goods in g
ored last wee* by __
with a miscellaneous
the Stag Creek Co
ter The Jamars are
ing in Wichita Falls
return to Stag Creek
build another home.
,tT NIGHT, Oct. 68.
JlXSN CARNIVAL-
, j the highlight* of
year In COMAN-
af the event
the coronation
te.be held 8AT-
JG6T si the HIGH
.Vditorii’M . ■ •
lircnnt reminds
ih to bo-a small ad-
for the cere-
y**r.
THEATRK Mana-
ag announces that
He t horror show—
b fright” — Saturday
tgnee opens at 11:30
Attend State Fair
Among those from
who were in Dallas to
State Fair last weekn
Nell Rose Webb and
Elmer Webb
Will have a
’of POOD specials
(ran this week-end:
J GROCERY ads in this
fa msny fine bargains
initiation . Two clever
presented bs- the "rish".1
lowed bcdlem with the |
al Taw egg baby food,
ment administered to
members- ,
When all of the inltatj
enals were exhausted
settled down fo refreshnul
Brlghtman. president of|
tional Honor Society, jan
vocation A picnic supperl
\ed buffet style The sen’ll
were covered w:iith gay]
figurines.
The club members
party a "gooey success]
making plans for their i
a Christmas dinner pari
stun «lf time at
I’S . . special
_j and box springs,
i dinette sets. Check
Hd on Page 2 for the
Igices.
SERVICE
changed hands re-
_ KILGORE pur-
lIBUEY GULF STA-
ind TOM VERNER
| the THOMPSON OIL
Both stations have
Imlrt isaua^announc-i t
PHARMACY re-
readers that it’s
i toe Ume again. Sale
t.
j*
— t«l \
time to think of
I lor CHRISTMAS. My
PAUL over at Mc-
8ec their
for timely sug-
c
la THE CHIEF’S
GUEMING CON-
thli weak will be
I *eit week.
5 Mour*... jSot 3 (ommun
Twenty years age, il took and average of 3 months’ wages to J
hospital bills resulting from a cose of pneumonic Todof o|
'pneumonia is usually cured at home — with drugs lh«t f
average of only 5 hours’ woges
That's ono of the many facts thot prove — today i prrsrrjpiitj
ore the biggest bargain in history!
When yaur Doctor prescribes, see our Pharmacist for
DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVKf
eve won't: Mrs. Noble Carson will (meetings in the 48 county Dio-
describe the United Thank Offer-
ing presentation where,the Dlo-
pese of Dallas offering of 634.000
wa* copibined with the National
total of 64.339,190.61 for missions
at home and abroad. Mrs. Roy
cese of Dallas during October—
with the same ^program.
SERVICE
Then Tuesday, night
Jr. Highers traveled to Go.m
and inspired by the older boy
they won 12-6.
VECIALS
Better Hearing
NEED NOT
j
It has been quite a while sinc_*
things looked as bright for grid
fans as they have for the past, few
days. We tip our ‘‘Wiy-bonndt”
to the boys and the coaches.
Let's back the. Indian* a tains i.
the Richfield Rams Friday Mght.
Attend Convention
City Water & Street Superin-,
tendent and Mfs. John Jolinki
were due to leave Thursday to
attend a state convention of city
officials In San Antonio.
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markets "Wednesday.
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Wilkerson, J. C. The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 88, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, October 20, 1961, newspaper, October 20, 1961; Comanche, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth892186/m1/8/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Comanche Public Library.