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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1976
Page
3
Comanche 4-H members earned district recognition for project record books with 22 entries. Eleven junior and eleven senior books competed, producing three first places, two third places, and six unplaced in Comanche County. Firsts advance to state. juniors earned many blue red and white classifications.
The Harvey Hicks family held a reunion at Buffalo Springs near Lake Proctor Friday through Sunday. Eight siblings and their families attended, with sixty four in total and four unable to attend. Attendees traveled from Odessa Mesquite Waco and other Texas towns for visits swimming and meals.
The Willis family gathering peaks with a Lake Texoma reunion from Friday to Sunday at the Winn Chick home. Attending are Winn Chick and John and James Morris of Dallas, Carl Ellis and Landa of Alvin, Tommy Willis and David Willis with Stephanie and Stephan of Amarillo, and Robert Willis with Peggy Willis and Matthew from Comanche. Sylvia Moya weekend in Pleasanton with Rece Guthrie and Diana Guthrie after Tarleton State University classmates reconnected.
Kerley family reunion at Lake Eanes on August 1 1976 marked the group’s annual gathering begun in 1942. Brother Will Kerley is nearing his 95th birthday on August 18 and attended along with Ozella Wilson and numerous Kerley relatives from Comanche Fort Worth Dallas Crane Odessa Dublin and Odessa area families.
The Corps of Engineers and Texas Parks and Wildlife sponsor weekly Friday night films at Proctor Lake West Copperas Creek Park. On August 13 1976 the program shows The Great Tire Chase a humorous tire care film and South Africa's Animal Kingdom a documentary about wildlife and habitats.
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