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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1972
Page
4
A short handwritten message from Dennis asks for a BB gun a walky talky and references a person named Ru olph. It mentions Gus tine a second grader and ends with affectionate signoffs. The text reads like a casual household note.
Gustine second grader Terry writes a holiday note asking Santa to visit his house at Christmas and bring a toy pellet gun, signing Love Terry.
Ernest M. Center of Gustine receives the Diploma in Theology at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, part of the largest winter class ever. Tarleton State College awards degrees to Gustine and Comanche graduates including Sharon Evans and George Luker, with Luker hired as a biology teacher.
A classroom note from Chris Biggs in first grade asks for an ice crusher and a parade horse along with a doll and boots. Martina Sierra in first grade adds a doll with boots and a coat and requests boots and candy from Santa.
A brief note from Norma Martinez of Ist asks Santa for a doll as a holiday request, conveyed in a childlike letter tone.
Kelley Tennings asks for tennis shoes Pant and shirt and a sweater while Isidro Banda requests no items beyond his grade level. The note expresses good behavior and affection for Santa.
December 30 lunch from 9 to 1 features par club event with New Year dance committee led by Ben Evridges Wade Butler and JW Watsons hosting a Silver Bell Ball with Gayle Hall. tickets 34 cents? per person. Aurelia Kerby urges Ladies Golf Association to meet January 2 and install officers. Weather permitting a low net contest planned. The Robertsons leave for Christmas on December 24 and reopen January 11 with Mrs Eva Siebert serving hamburgers and steaks on several occasions.
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