R. E. Seays Visit Draws Mills and Vines Guests
Sunday guests at the R. E. Seay home included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mills of Brownwood, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Vines of Abilene, and Mrs. W. E. May of Comanche.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1959
Page
11
Sunday guests at the R. E. Seay home included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mills of Brownwood, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Vines of Abilene, and Mrs. W. E. May of Comanche.
Comanche School Superintendent S H Fletcher writes in The Warrior urging students to focus on giving and kind gestures this Christmas. He suggests non material gifts like kind words and good deeds and thanks students and staff for their support. Also reports visits from Marble Falls by Mr and Mrs Ernest Woolsey to see relatives.
Here From Hurst Mr. and Mrs. Troy Kirkland and family were here over the week end to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirkland.
The Highway Patrol reports no fatalities in Comanche County during November with four personal injury crashes that injured five people. Area wide, there were 59 property damage and 21 personal injury accidents plus four deaths and 36 injuries. Patrol logged 418 arrests including 247 speeding and 108 other violations.
CHS Warrior staff members Mary Ann Durham Ronda Rauhut and Judy McCullough attended the Student State Press Convention at Texas Woman's University Denton. The Warrior for 1958 59 and The Arrowhead earned merit certificates amid a 600 plus delegation with leaders such as Kidlow Burchard and Haddack addressing the gathering. George Onstatt of Dallas was elected president.
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