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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1960
Page
3
A note from the Wright family expresses gratitude to Rev. Al la and Rev. Councilman for support after a loss. They thank Nellie Jones and others who assisted, including those who hosted and sat up, and acknowledge the El Paso visitors and relatives during the holidays.
Delegates from the Arrowhead staff attend the TSPA convention in Denton. Six reporters Mrs Lightfoot Janice Is ham Janet Meyers Stanley Rau hut Nancy Caraway and Sherrian Loudermilk travel with Stanley as chauffeur. They reach Two Campus and attend roll call and a Redbud Auditorium meeting before lunch and a late dinner at Hickory House.
Ten musicians from Cross Plains and Mr. King will travel by bus to McMurry College Abilene on January 5 to attend the All-Regional Band. The squad includes Max Harelik, Larry Fuller, Sharon Durham, Carolyn Goodson, Sarah Lou McCullough, Janice Isham, Gail Anthony, Dina Baxter, Grady Hall, and Stanley Rauhut. They will register on arrival, receive room assignments, and compete in tryouts after an evening assembly announcing results.
Move to Comanche for the winter by Walter Dixon and his wife from Winters. They reside in the Grady McKinzie home at 302 North Elm, both former Comanche County residents. Mr Dixon is a retired postal employee, previously a rural carrier in Proc tor and Gorman for 13 years. Mrs Dixon worked at the Winters Enterprise before retirement.
Mr and Mrs Buck Grainger of Shreveport Louisiana and Mr and Mrs Clarence Wells Jr and children of Mineral Wells were here for the Christmas holidays.
The report notes the group's meetings concluded and the journey home, ending with Mrs Lightfoot delivering strong bowling at Fort Worth.
The Comanche County Young Farmers Wives met for a Christmas program on gift wrapping and candlemaking presented by homemaking teachers Mrs. L. O. Newton and Mrs. Damon Powell. Eighteen members attended and the group adopted The Comanche County Young Famemakers Organization as its official name.
Reading from the notice, singing practice is scheduled at Gartman View Church on Friday December 6. The gathering invites everyone to participate.
James Wilhelm, employed on a California ranch, returns home for Christmas to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wilhelm.
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