Local Bridge Club Notes and Birth Announcement
Thursday Night at the Club featured four bridge tables with Pudney Carnes and others among attendees. A baby son was born February 13 at Mims Hospital to Mrs Reid Thomas and her husband.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1956
Page
9
Thursday Night at the Club featured four bridge tables with Pudney Carnes and others among attendees. A baby son was born February 13 at Mims Hospital to Mrs Reid Thomas and her husband.
Mrs. Elsie Parnell, president of the State Teachers Association, spoke to the Comanche Classroom Teachers Association on February 14. The talk covered TSTA service and legislation and highlighted Parnell’s long career in teaching, leadership roles, and committee work with NEA and TSTA.
The Comanche Garden Club will lead a month long Easter Seal campaign in Comanche County from March 10 to April 10 acting as sub committees for planning and execution. The drive is conducted by the Comanche County Society for Crippled Children part of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults with 1655 affiliates. Over ninety percent of local funds stay in county for direct crippled services while nationwide the Easter Seal Society has served the crippled for 35 years.
Scout leader Mrs. J. E. Lightfoot and family welcomed Troop 74 with guests to a Valentine party on February 11. Five booth games, a musical quiz, and skits earned points for Hawk and Mockingbird patrols. Rodney Strain and Connie Proffitt won chocolate hearts for top scores among boys and girls.
Comanche 4-H Chapter met February 9 1956 with president Ronald Fisher presiding. Certificates of Completion were given to Wayne Long Joe Causey and Wayne Power, with Fisher Lancaster and Evans having previously received theirs. A March vegetable demonstration is planned featuring Joe Causey and Wayland Evans on sweet potato weevils Scotty Morris and Wayne Powers on garden work and Donnie Campbell speaking on the tomato worm.
The regular monthly singing at Democrat will be held Friday night February 17. D B Aldridge secretary invites all singers and the public to attend. Mrs Aldridge says a large turnout is expected with participants from Comanche Mills Brown and Coleman counties.
Joe D. Ellis of Comanche is enrolled in Tarleton State College Stephenville for the spring semester. Tarleton reported an 11 percent enrollment increase for the 1955 spring term.
Miss La Nell Davis and Weldon Whitehead wed at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday January 28 in the bride’s parents home. Rev. Bert Cavin officiated the double ring ceremony with white gladiolus and ferns as decor. The bride’s parents are J. A. Davis and Mrs. Davis of Dublin. the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Whitehead of Dublin. The bride wore a white tulle gown with pearls and a pearl bandeau veil. she carried a colonial bouquet. Her sister in law, Mrs. LaJoyce Davis, served as matron of honor.
The United Church Women of Comanche will observe World Day of Prayer on Friday February 17 at 9 30 a m at the First Presbyterian Church This is the seventieth year of the observance with the theme One Flock One Shepherd Church members plan prayers and offerings for missions at home and abroad The program comes from a different country each year The service was written by American Indian leaders from the Cook Training School for Indians in Phoenix Arizona The offering supports religious education and leadership training for Indian students and youth in India Pakistan Toyo Korea and Africa Analysts note the global observance comprises 134 countries with ceremonies from the Tonga Islands to Alaska with a focus on Christian unity
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