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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1968

Page

6

Open House At State National Bank Draws Large Crowd

Over 1400 people attended the open house at the new 5,500 square foot State National Bank facility. Guests from numerous Texas towns and two Fort Worth visitors toured the lobby, offices, and director’s room as floral decor, oil portraits, a grand clock, and a gold eight foot tree highlighted the event.

State National Bank Jimmy Culpepper Arlington Boyd Anthony Comanche Hasse Proctor Sidney de Leon Dublin Gustine May Blanket Priddy Hamilton Stephenville Rising Star Goldthwaite Cross Plains Brownwood Coleman Ranger Abilene Austin Brady Plainview Fort Worth Ft. Stockton Pecos Meridian Seguin Venus Georgown Bremond Temple Waco Memphis Dallas Lometa Burnet Winchester Kentucky C. J. Guffey Fort Worth National Bank Lloyd Martin Sim Burroughs Board of Directors Anthony Rhea Engert Frost Bakery Odessa Jim Frost Ogie Card EF. A Kerby Raph Youndale Antony D. F. Caraway Larry Fox

Rites Held For Mrs Mollie Hays

Mrs Mollie R Hays 79 of Comanche died December 17 at home. Services were December 18 in Brownwood with burial at Greenleaf Cemetery. She was born October 20 1889 in Brown County and married Amos Hays April 22 1907. Survived by two daughters a sister and a brother and two grandchildren.

Mollie R. Hays Comanche Brownwood Greenleaf John Wiles Hays Brown County Amos Hays Darrel Smith Frederick Myers Port Neches C. B. Ricardson San Saba John Spurgeon Bangs

Bank opens new home with drive-up window and night depository

The article notes the service drug room and security vaults in the building led by Artilect for the project by D Hiptes of Snyder, son-in-law of Dwight Brightman of Proctor. James T. Pate of Comanche was general contractor. Bank President Anthony announces the new home opens Monday at 9 am welcoming friends and customers on its first day.

D. Hiptes Snyder Dwight Brightman Proctor James T. Pate Comanche Anthony

Water Project Lets Comanche District Tap Lake Proctor

Mayors and water superintendents from Comanche Dublin De Leon and Gorman met with the Upper Leon River Municipal Water District Board in Comanche to plan tying the cities to Lake Proctor’s filter plant. The eight year effort, aided by a 50 percent grant, cuts project cost from 3 32 million to 2 million and allows water flow to begin early next year 1969 with construction on the system progressing and 64 percent of the miles open to traffic.

Comanche Dublin de Leon Gorman Upper Leon River Lake Proctor Texas Water Development Board Ulamwe U. S

Rites Held for W J Steele 99 in Comanche

Funeral services were held for William J Steele 99 in Comanche with burial at Cox Cemetery. Born in Sidney December 2 1878 he was a retired farmer and Baptist Church member. He is survived by his wife six children two sisters two brothers and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. A separate note cites presidential origins from Congress Garfield Harding and Kennedy.

William J. Steele Comanche Cox Cemetery Mr. Steele Sidney The Baptist Church Ben Brownwood Julian Gorman Elbert Kyle Ronald Steele Hazel Hilley Gladys Coker Rule Mary White Oklahoma Sally Smith John Levelland Frank Steele Houston

1968 6B All District Team Named

The 6B All District Team selects off ensive players Harold Harrison end Jimmy Denning quarterback Gustine Dwight Head center Ronnie Beard end Charles Miles back Star Jackie Karnes back Pottsville Defense lists Levi Adcock end Gustine Barry Lively end Cherokee Larry Witte and Howald Wiesepape backs Pottsville Joe Wilson back Sidney Randy Wilson Mullin named for Star game Miles Stag and Larry Witte Karnes Pottsville Alternates Barry Lively Cherokee Harold Harrison Gustine

Harvld Harrison Jimmy Denning Gustine Dwight Head Ronnie Beard Charles Miles Jackie Karnes Pottsville Levi Adcock Barry Lively Cherokee Larry Witte Howald Wiesepape Joe Wilson Sidney Randy Wilson Mullin Stag Barry Lively Harold Harrison

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