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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1969
Page
2
The Comanche Industrial Foundation joined the Industrial Committee of the Chamber of Commerce for a July 31 meeting in the Comanche National Bank Hospitality Room to review ongoing industry projects and funding needs.
The Comanche Chief published Fridays. Editor & Publisher C W Wilkerson. Managing Editor Wm B Wilkerson. Associate Editor Mrs James Wilkerson. Subscription rates vary by region with several local and out of state options. Second class postage paid at Comanche Texas.
James Heath of the Texas Industrial Commission spoke in Comanche about state industrial programs and strategies to attract investment. Attendees included Industrial Foundation members Boyd Anthony and D F Caraway, Sid Carney, Jack Moore, Gyale Pirkle, and Chamber representatives Herbert Goodson, Don Lacy, A R Horton, and Jerry Vines. Heath praised Comanche’s modern buildings and growth prospects.
Dirk Jolink and Mike Leoch wood visited a Dallas party on Saturday and then traveled to Houston on Sunday to see Mrs. Bette Jolink, Dirk's mother, before returning to Comanche on Wednesday.
Tom Palmer of Longview, son of Mrs Pallie Palmer of Comanche, elected president of the Longview East Texas Chapter of the National Association of Accountants. Palmer, a cost accountant for Texas Eastman Company, has served as vice president, treasurer and communications director for the chapter and is a member of the American Institute of CPAs.
Mrs Nadine Pannell returned from Lane where she met her new granddaughter Paula Pannell for the first time. The young lady is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Pannell and was welcomed by her two year old sister Mary Ellen.
Forty nine Vineyards and relatives gathered at Hoyt Vineyard's home for an ice cream supper on Saturday night July 31. J W Hungerford and Kay showed Alaska slides. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Hoyt Vineyard, Willie Hartley, Paul Ogle Upton, Jack and Gary Vineyard and many others from the Vineyard and Simpson families.
Mrs W P RK Owen from East land visited Comanche friends on Sunday, sharing time and greetings in a brief social stop.
Dr and Mrs Joe Paul Tupin and children Rebecca and John departed Amarillo by plane for Dawes California where they now reside early in the week J H Tupin Comanche picked up their son and grandson Paul in Dallas and delivered them to Borger to join Mrs Tupin Rebecca and John before the trip Willis weekend guests at Mrs Peggy Willis home included her son David Willis of Amarillo daughter and family Mr and Mrs Carl Ellis and Landa of Lufkin grandson James Morris of Dallas and friends Mr and Mrs Dick Perdue of Amarillo
Visitors to Miss Effie Foster’s residence in the past week include her sister Mrs. W. J. Stanfield of Lamesa and Geo. P. Foster with wife from Clyde. Relative guests arrive from California including Earl Ritter and wife Los Angeles Hazel Hatch Gardena Bob Sessions El Centro Geo M Foster and family Wilmington. Also Col and Mrs R A Webster Fort Head Mrs Ola Prebble Denver Richard House Stanley Calif Nevin Foster Jal N M Mrs Kate Foster Dunn Rising Star and Mrs D B Burk Mor Manche.
Here from Florida Mrs. Gary Greenwood and son Todd of Panama City visit Comanche for several weeks with her mother Mrs. C. B. Baxter and brother Cy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewel McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jennings of Georgetown traveled to Delano California to visit Ellis McDonald brother of Ewel. They toured the Sequoia region and visited Richard and Mrs. McDonald in Long Beach. Jennings then proceeded to San Francisco for a national W.O.W. convention.
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