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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1955
Page
8
A Comanche person was reported to have visited the Langley home in town last Sunday. The event is noted in local society records with no accompanying complications or further details.
Reverend Harold Orr and his mother have relocated to the Methodist Circuit parsonage in Comanche where Orr serves as pastor of Indian Creek Methodist Church. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carnes moved to Comanche, and Otis Coker attended church Sunday with Lloyd Coker and family visiting Mt. View friends. The Sunday school lesson will be The Living God from Psalm 103, and the church received a Christmas card from Rev. Lloyd Coker and family. A boy, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Layman Burdette, sustained a fractured arm in an accident.
The Stag Creek Community Club House overflowed on Saturday night December 18 as Santa Claus arrived with gifts. Chairman Drennan welcomed guests from Amity Odessa and local neighbors. Music by C E LaRoque B J Pyburn Max Pyburn Eva Ravenshine plus carols directed by Margaret Morrow Doris Graham and others created a festive mood. Guests enjoyed sandwiches cakes pies cookies coffee tea and punch before games and socializing wrapped up a merry evening. Santa’s helper reading names was Doris Graham with Margaret Morrow, and gifts were handed out by LaRea Seales Ken and Kay Rachels and others.
A/2C James E. Hillis of Smoky Hill AFB visits his parents and will report to Washington before being sent to Alaska. A/2C Edward B. Cheatham of Keesler AFB Biloxi instructors in electronics. he and his parents are noted. Several Odessa San Fernando and Dallas area families spend the holidays with relatives, including the Ravenshines and Cheathams as New Year plans unfold.
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