Stephenville Art Show Adds Open Show Change
The Stephenville Art Show will be held April 24 and 25. Due to limited facilities the Open Show Art Division for Elementary children has been canceled.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1971
Page
7
The Stephenville Art Show will be held April 24 and 25. Due to limited facilities the Open Show Art Division for Elementary children has been canceled.
Lea Ann Bonner of Breckenridge was christened and baptized by Rev. Robert Rankin at St Matthews Episcopal Church. Godparents were Mr and Mrs J D Kuapil. Attendants included her parents Mr and Mrs Larry Bonner, brother Jimmy, Wade Kuapil, great grandmother Mrs Belton Hallmark, great grandparents Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson of Dublin, grandparents Mr and Mrs L W Boyd, and relatives Deborah Janice Boyd and Jack Boyd. Additional attendees included Mrs David Williams and son Davey of Fort Worth and Mrs James Wilkerson.
A playful ad suggests using Haigginkethams garnishes to decorate a spring ham as Easter finery for a festive meal. It markets decorative accompaniments as dress-up options to enhance presentation and flavor.
Home economist Mrs Williams offers decorative garnishes for ham including orange peel braids carrot petals and maraschino cherries with a glaze option of orange juice honey and Worcestershire sauce for a 10 to 14 pound ham. Contact Higginbothams for guidance and supplies.
Mr and Mrs James Sanford of Merkel announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Darlene to James W Raines son of Mr and Mrs Tom Moore of Hamlin The wedding is planned for June 18 at Calvary Baptist Church Linda will graduate Merkel High School in May while her fiancé is a graduate of Anson High and works for Whites Mines Inc
The Co manche Diamondbacks held their first meeting at the TPL Hospitality Room with fifteen members. Jim Rogers was elected president, Gene Foust vice president, and Jean Foreman treasurer. J. H. Sellers demonstrated snakes and rattlesnake reactions while Foust showed catching devices. The club aims to aid farmers and schools with safety demonstrations and may organize a rattlesnake round-up in Comanche County next season.
The Kendrick Faster Pageant returns Easter Sunday at 3 30 a m on the amphitheater stage four miles west of Fasiland on U S Highway 80. The 59 scene production covers from the Book of Samuel to the birth of Christ with live animals. Admission is by goodwill offering. the predawn service ends at sunup and aims to exceed prior attendance of about 20 000.
A local group invites residents to join without prior experience. The club emphasizes learning on the job and welcomes beginners to participate in upcoming activities.
PAR Bridge Club held its regular April luncheon at a decorated table on April 1. Spring flowers and Easter egg baskets lined the setting with candy favors. High scores went to Mrs. Eugene Baker and Mrs. Ethel Harrell with the bingo prize awarded to Mrs. Rubye Pullig, other attendees listed.
The Kendrick family asks attendees to come early and bring blankets for seating while wearing warm clothing. Free parking for up to 10,000 cars is provided along with concession stands and restrooms for participants.
An evening of fellowship and a musical program are set for Thursday April 15 at the Sipe Springs Community Center. Organizers invite all residents to join this night of fun and local entertainment.
Donald Campbell of Fort Worth, a former Comanchean, remains confined for two weeks at Fort Worth Osteopathic Hospital 1000 Montgomery Room 301. He is undergoing tests and will have nose surgery.
Maxwell, Gaston Boykin, Chas, Marshall, A. Crownover, Sli der and Dudley from Comanche with Bob Hicks, Stephenville, Rex Kitchens of Austin and Baker Harrell and Pullig of Gorman listed as attendees. Hostesses for the May 6 meeting are Mrs. John Fenimore and Mrs. Dalton Perkins of Comanche. Reservations requested by calling Mrs. Oscar Hilt.
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