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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1967
Page
9
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perkins of Temple spent the weekend in Comanche visiting with their parents Mr. and Mrs. J Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Perkins.
Gene and Winona Pierson present works by students from their Brownwood studio at 1111 West Commerce Street. The show runs Saturday and Sunday April 22 and 23 from 1 to 5 p m, featuring 92 drawings and paintings in multiple media by adult and school age students from Coleman Gorman Da Leon San Saha Cherokee and Brownwood. Subjects include still life landscape and portrait with ceramic and art appreciation projects also on display. Local Pierson Studios students Louise Harelik Bill Dudney Jess Watson and Bill Wilkerson will attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Don Mast of 204 E Sweetwater Kermit announce the birth of a daughter Donna Lynn born April 3 weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces and 20 inches long. She has a 13 month old brother Jerry Don Jr. Paternal grandmother Mrs Jake Mast Comanche. Maternal grandfather Elmer Shirey Kermit and maternal grandmother Mrs W A Burns Magnolia Ark.
The Comanche Chief offers a 12 page tabloid featuring Ben Barnes with 11 pictures and articles on the Speaker of the House. It includes images from his early career and meetings with President Johnson and other figures. Copies cost 5 cents, 10 cents mailed nationwide.
Whitton of Fort Worth, former Comanchean, was cited as an outstanding lay reader at the Cisco District annual Layman’s Dinner in Cisco. He is vice president of Miller Visual Aids Inc and formerly superintendent of Cross Plains schools for 14 years. The Whitton family lived in Comanche before relocating to Fort Worth, and he helped organize the local Cub Scouts for three years.
Mr and Mrs BE Wright visited Arlington over the weekend according to local social notes, noting a brief leisure trip and reported greetings from friends in the area.
Washington DC Con nor Omar Burleson Texas announced the acceptance of Richard L. Mason of De Leon to the United States Military Academy. Mason, one of six nominees, was found fully qualified and will enter on July 3. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Mason. His mother lives at Apt 13 Housing Unit De Leon.
A female Coman chief partnership member pinned Chill Wills with a name tag and barbecue ticket at the airport. A girl admirer called him cute and gave a bic bear hug and kiss on the cheek. The scene sparked chatter about forming a Chill Wills Fan Club.
Jim Culbertson was honored with a surprise birthday dinner at Jake Eanes in Bellevue. Attendees included his wife Lottie and many friends from Bellevue De Leon Benbrook Waco and Comanche among others for his 75th birthday.
The family of Mrs Mary Ellen Zeiss thanks everyone for cards flowers and food during her illness and after her death. May God bless each of you.
Comanche High School senior class and Library Club stage a rummage sale on Saturday April 22 from 8 am to 3 pm in the old Comanche National Bank Building at the northeast square corner. Bargains for all ages with proceeds shared by both groups.
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