Durham and Barton Families Visit College Station
Mr and Mrs L C Durham and Mrs John Barton spent the weekend in College Station visiting Dr and Mrs David Ruesink and their children Chuck Mike and Katie.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1972
Page
9
Mr and Mrs L C Durham and Mrs John Barton spent the weekend in College Station visiting Dr and Mrs David Ruesink and their children Chuck Mike and Katie.
The line attributed to Ambrose Bierce declares that noise is civilization’s chief product. The remark underscores a skeptical view of modern progress and urban life.
An acoustical ceiling can absorb 55 to 75 percent of sound, reducing noise in prime family rooms like kitchens. It works by sound entering porous material and turning energy into heat, offering decorating options. Higginbothams promotes this as a practical home investment with contact details for Mrs. Williams to assist.
Donna Lynn Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen F Johnson of Dallas became the bride of Douglas Carroll Reid of Rt 1 Comanche at Christ United Methodist Church. Rev Bourdon Smith of Gainesville officiated. Honor attendants were Stacey A Johnson and Norman Reed. The couple will reside at 1919 Walnut Plaza Apt 2069 Carrollton.
The third annual Outsiders Basketball Tournament organized by the Sidney High Senior Class runs February 24 25 26 at Anaapa. Admission is 25 for students and 7c for adults, with finals admission 1. Four women’s teams compete: Sidney Carson Gustine Goldthwaite. Fourteen men’s teams entered from May Santa Anna Custine Sidney Blanket Carbon Brooksmith Abilene two from Fort Worth and three from Brownwood.
Sidney Junior Class sponsors a talent show in the Sidney Auditorium on Friday March 3. Entry fee is 1.00 for solo acts and 0.75 per person for groups. Three cash prizes will be awarded. Admission is 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for students. Call 842-5500 to enter. deadline February 28.
The annual event occurs Saturday February 26 at 7 30 p m in the Comanche High School Auditorium. 4 H Club members compete for the traveling trophy and ribbons judged on talent showmanship audience reception costume and adherence to 4 H standards. The public is invited with no admission fee to attend and enjoy the program.
Mr and Mrs Pat Cagle of Gainesville Georgia visited Delmar McDaniels and other friends this week in a social update noting local connections and gatherings.
Comanche TOPS Club met February 21 at 7 p.m. Twenty percent of body weight was lost by attendees. Anna Ree Stevens and Floye Storrif were named Queen of the Week for the most weight loss. Myra Nell Gore urged calorie tracking. Area Recognition Day set for Snyder on March 25. Visitors welcome. call 356-3463.
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