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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1964

Page

3

Family Reporter Fourth Annual Can Breakfast Meeting

The article notes a family group meeting held near Newburg with a steak breakfast at 7:30 am and lunch at noon. Spur is elected secretary Daisy Willis is the oldest member. Mr Luckey of Wick is mentioned among attendees from Austin with 101 present.

Newburgh Ningham Clevever Spuris Daisy Willis Luckey

Auvenshine Family Reunion Planned for Weekend

Descendants of John Dick and Luther Auvenshine schedule annual reunion for Saturday night at Beattie Community Auditorium and Sunday at Lake Eanes Park Comanche. The event gathers kin and friends to honor the family legacy with activities at two local venues.

John, Dick Luther Auvenshine Beattie Community Lake Eanes Park Comanche

Social Security Official Set for Aug 18 Visit

E Glen McNatt field representative of the Abilene social security district office will visit Comanche on Tuesday August 18 at 10 am. He says the travels are for residents convenience and they will receive the same service on claims and social security matters as in Abilene.

E. Glen McNatt Abilene Social Security District Office Comanche McNatt Abilene

Trawl Nets Catches Shrimp Behind Power Boats

Shrimp harvest relies on a large Y shaped trawl net towed by power boats, pulling through the water to collect crustaceans.

Miss Glenda Lynn Hanson Weds Billy Wayne Smith in Denton

Miss Glenda Lynn Hanson and Billy Wayne Smith married Saturday August five at 5:00 p.m. in Cole Chapel First Methodist, Denton. The bride, given by her father, wore a candlelight gown with Alencon lace and a pearl necklace, and carried ivory aratum lilies. Elizabeth Van Zanten served as maid of honor. Bill Wittenburg was best man. A reception followed at the Hoyt Wilson home in Denton with an all-white floral setup and a three-tiered wedding cake.

Bly Glenda Lynn Hanson Wayne Smith Jess Hanson Proctor W. B. Smith Coleman Cole Chapel First Method Denton Noel Bryant Elizabeth van Zanten Fort Worth Bill Wittenburg Midland James Stewart Jimmy Johnston Hoyt Wilson Sherwood Drive Jane Giles Abilene Sherry Smith Sarah Jo Jones Judith Allen Tom

Mrs Beckworth Led Active Life in Gladewater

Mrs. Beckworth, born Pearl Sloan in Comanche, died Aug 6 1964 in Gladewater Municipal Hospital. She taught 43 years in Comanche and Gladewater public schools, was active in The Women of the Church, and survived by her husband J Beckworth two co-children Lindley Beckworth and I Pat Smith among others. Funeral services were held Aug 7 in Gladewater and Aug 8 in Comanche with interment at Oakwood Cemetery.

J. Beckworth Holly St Gladewater R. L. Spruill Wid Spivey R M Scott Mies Ruth Sloan Ollie Sloan Arvive I. Pat Smith Gidewater Lindley Beckworth Washington, D. C Beckworth Congreman Lindley Beckworth Washington, D.C W. W. Swink Ed Onstot Lucille Hayes Dallas H. C. Hannah Irving Ernest Beckworth Paul Beckworth Jerney Beckworth Stephenville C. C. Fletcher Nancy Burton Sherry Almquist Fort Worth Noel P. Wilkinson Fredricksburg O. J. Beckworth Malcolm Stone Earl B. Brandon Comanche First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Fredericksburg Oakwood Cemetery H. M. Cauley Herbert Goodson Boyd Anthony Keith Lane Jack Moore Herman Rauhut Pearl Sloan Beckworth P. C. Sloan Briar Grove

Local Social Obits Mention Vaughn and Coley Families

Vaughn Mississippi resident Mrs Anne Coley Mrs Minnie M White and Mr and Mrs W C McCleakey are noted in a local social notices column listing family connections in De Leon Texas. The brief item highlights community ties and regional names.

Bride Graduates and Groom Plans Denton Home

The bride, a Comanche High School and North Texas State University alumna, will teach in Grapevine and married a NTSC alumnus with a business degree. They will live in University City Apartments, Denton, after a Hot Springs and Eureka Arkansas trip. The wedding featured brass lamps and white floral arrangements.

Comanche High School Texas Tech North Texas State University Delta Gamma _ Sorority ACE Gamma Theta Upsilon

Public Notice Proposed Constitutional Amendment Texas 1964

Public notice outlines Senate Joint Resolution No. 10 to amend Section 51a Article III adding 51a-2 to authorize state payments for medical care for needy adults 65 and over not on Old Age Assistance. It covers funding limits, federal matching, and inclusion of vision corrections, with election and ballot provisions.

Senate State of Texas United States

Constitutional Amendment Three on Ballot Expands Medical Aid

Proposed amendment authorizes vendor payments for medical care for needy residents age 65 and over not on Old Age Assistance. It links state funds to federal matching, allows eye vision testing and lens fitting, and enables acceptance of federal funds for such aid. The governor is to issue the election proclamation for the November 1964 general election.

United States

Thanks for kindness after loss of Mrs. Beckworth

The Beckworth and Sloan families express sincere gratitude to friends for thoughtful support and flower offerings during the death of Mrs. O. J. Beckworth. Your expressions of sympathy will be remembered with gratitude.

O. J. Beckworth O. J. Becksworth Sloan

Comanche County Reunion Set for August in Lub bock

The 15th annual Comanche County reunion will occur August 23 at Mackenzie State Park in Lub bock with a basket lunch at 12 30 p.m. Invitation from R D Cap Cox president and John Scitirn vice president. Elephant Butte Reservoir, largest in New Mexico, sits on the Rio Grande 120 miles above El Paso.

Comanche County Mackenzie State Park Lubock R. D Cap) Cox John Scitirn Elephant Butte Reservoir New Mexico Rio Grande el Pago

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Inna Scott Delbert The Baptist Church Mrs. of Avery Sidney Ghams Inn Auvenshine Humble’s Atlas U.S Canada the Tupin Ned Stewart SERV J.R. Feed & Service Gustine Billy Wayne Smith McDonald of Rent Motors Lakeview Center America State of Texas Lubbock George Bingham Radio & TV Service North Austin
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