Home from hospital returns for Mrs Fenimore
Mrs John Fenimore came home Sunday after several days at Scott and White Hospital in Temple. Sam Waring of Austin is reported as the son of Mr and Mrs Gane.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1976
Page
13
Mrs John Fenimore came home Sunday after several days at Scott and White Hospital in Temple. Sam Waring of Austin is reported as the son of Mr and Mrs Gane.
Evridge spent the weekend in Arlington with the W. and Furmans, joining social or family circles for leisure and reunion.
In Houston this week Mr E W Gleaton and Mrs Gleaton are noted in society circles with references to D Anderson as part of a local event. The brief item highlights their attendance and suggests an upcoming engagement in the area.
On January 13 twenty three members played in a Low Net Tournament. Beth Hallmark and Cleo Barr tied for first with 71s. Nancy Anderson 75, Lena Taylor 77, DeLores Sharp 78. First flight won by Allene Boen 71. Mable Mehaffey and Mary Goodson 75. Second flight won by Belle Pate 70. Lalia Longmoor 72. Alzira Weaver 69 won second flight. Georgia Pate 70 second. Betty Culpepper 36 won 9 hole flight. Pearl Martin 38 second.
Robin Henry spent last week with her grandmother Ellen Kibler as her parents Kenneth and Mrs Henry attended a convention in Miami Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rauhut returned home Monday following surgery at St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital in Houston last week. They had recuperated at their son Stanley's home, with Mrs. Rauhut and Michelle visiting during the recovery.
Mrs Wayne Woolsey thanks friends for prayers calls flowers cards visits and comforting words during her stay at Harris Hospital in Fort Worth Texas.
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