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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1965
Page
5
The City of Comanche will lease area bounding Lake Comanche for grazing for 1965. Sealed bids must be delivered to the City Secretary at City Hall by Monday January 11 1965 at 5 00 PM. Further details available from City Secretary at City Hall Comanche Texas.
Ge For Christmas r and Mrs Gary Greenwood Fort Worth and Mr and Mrs ard Seay and children of Big ng were here Christmas for a visit with their parents Mr Mrs C B Baxter The Seay family also visited with his par Mr and Mrs Earl Seay in Newbury community From Weatherford r and Mrs C W Norton of therford visited here Christmas with his brother Mr and Jim Norton From Abernathy and Mrs Jack Lane and n of Abernathy spent the Ws visiting with their par Mrs Kitty Payne and Mr rs Keith Lane Sr
A brief birthday thank you message expresses joy and appreciation for Essie and her family, for the party, gifts, and cake, and asks God to bless everyone. The note closes with a prayerful thanks from Roberson.
Edith Carnes nee Edith Hill of Clarendon Oklahoma died on December 23 per Comanche friends. She was born and raised in Comanche and was the sister of the late Mrs C M Moore of Comanche.
Mr and Mrs Howell Cobb hosted Christmas dinner with several relatives visiting from Texas and Arkansas. Guests included Dan Tucker of Corpus Christi Bill Cobb Abner Trigg Marilyn Gilly and Bill Sheridan Trigg all of Brady Mitchell Day and Emily and Susan from Shreveport Jessie Anders of Bonneville James Tucker of Omaha and Bill Leslie of San Angelo.
Here From Seagraves Mr and Mrs Jimmy Norton and two children of Seagraves spent the Coristmas holidays here with their parents. The children stayed for another week with their grandparents, the Herman Keatings and Jim Nortons.
Dan Burton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burton, visits two weeks from San Francisco during the holidays. Lubbock residents Mr. and Mrs. James Brown and Dianne spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burton. Betty Burton is Mrs Brown. Denver teacher Miss Judith Allen visits her mother Mrs. Gaston Boykin and family. Fort Smith visitors Mr. and Mrs. William C Chilton visit former Comancheans. Lubbock’s Herbert Kittle joins Mrs. Gaston Boykin’s family. Fort Worth visitor Miss Kathy Ainsworth stays with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Evans in Comanche.
Mr and Mrs Oswell Bright man and Tom Brightman visited Pecos over Christmas to see relatives of Mrs Brightman.
Here From Idalou Coach and Mrs. James Wilson and Kevin of Idalou spent the Christmas holidays here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Berch Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Binnion of Dallas and Mrs. L. Johnson of Fort Worth visited the Clyde Houses during the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Bruce Clark has accepted a position with Higginbotham Life Insurance. Jerry Todd, a McMurry student, spends holidays in Comanche while working for the County Electrical Cooperative with the Bob Allens and T R Durham.
Mr and Mrs Bill Lane and their son from Dallas spent part of the Christmas holidays in Comanche with Mrs Lane s parents Mr and Mrs T K Foreman and her brother Jerry.
The Grigsbys hosted a large gathering during the holidays with relatives and friends from across Texas and beyond. Among the visitors were Truett Beaty and Mark of Corpus Christi, Stinson of North Texas University, Coach Scoggins and family from San Angelo, the Chotes, Faulkner, Beaty, and Crain families, and Buck Grainger of Shreveport among others.
Athens residents Coach and Mrs. Calvin Lee and daughters visited relatives in Lake Proctor and with Eugene Rauhut. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Turner and Freddie Anderson traveled to Odessa to see Mrs. Turner’s daughters and families. Also visiting were the Smiths and the Bobby Evans families.
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