Mrs Scott Hosts Informal Coffee Event
Mrs Victor Scott entertained with an informal coffee Friday afternoon honoring guest Mrs David Moate of San Antonio. Attendees included Miss Lee Edwin Terry Miss Annette Kirkpatrick from Tarleton State College Home Making Department and Mes James Donne McDougal EB J McDougal Ted Durham Floyd Prather Walter Durham Jr and James Wilkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Scott
David Moate
San Antonio
Lee Edwin Terry
Annette Kirkpatrick
Tarleton State College
James Donne McDougal
EB. J. McDougal
Ted Durham
Floyd Prather
Walter Durham Jr
James Wilkerson
New Building Planned for Wright Leather Goods Company
Plans completed for a new Wright Leather Goods Manufacturing Co building to house expanded operations. The facility will be located north of town between the Comanche Sewing Room and the airport with bids on the project to be sought soon.
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Wright Leather Good Manufacturing Co
Comanche
Death of Minnie Tunnell in Prescott after long Comanche ties
Mrs. Ira Minnie Tunnell, sister of Adva Gage of Western Hills Nursing Home, died in Prescott Arizona on Saturday. Burial rites were held in Phoenix. The Tunnell family resided in Comanche for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adva Gage
Western Hills Nursing Home
Ira
Minnie) Tunnell
Prescott
Arizona
Phoenix
Tunnell
Peace Officers Hold Conference In Comanche
Peace officers from a wide surrounding area gathered in Comanche on Wednesday night January 15 to discuss common problems and hear two principal speakers Retired FBI Agent Dwight Brightman and District Attorney George Day Attendees included sheriff chiefs deputies and city police from Hamilton Brown and other counties with notable names such as Pat Isbell Charles Anders Jim Dudley and Gaston Boykin among participants.
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Comanche
FBI
Dwight Brightman
Prector
Comanche County
George Day
Brownwood
Hamilton County
Boots Young
Erath County
E. J. Huckabee
W. S. McCann
Stephenville
Brown County
Charles Stewart
Bill Crady
Joe Townsend
Jerry Cowan
State Liquor Control Board
W. V. Ray
Callahan County
Grayson Miller
Baird
J. H. Cox
Cross Plains
Coleman County
Corky Chapman
Coleman
Mills County
H. G. Brooks
Goldthwaite
Pat Isbell
L. V. Stamp
de Leon
Charles Anders
Verl Freeman
Texas
Joe Wilie
Jim Dudley
Jerry Grayson
Sheriff's Department
Gaston
Gerry) Boykin
Burgess Elliott
Gaston Boykin
L. V Stamp
Proctor
Miss Beverly Tye and Frank Roth Wed in Baton Rouge
Miss Beverly Tye and Frank Alwin Roth were married Saturday at St Alban’s Episcopal Chapel in Baton Rouge Louisiana. The Rev Willis R Henton officiated the nuptial mass and a reception followed. The couple, LSU students, will reside in Baton Rouge after a short honeymoon.
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Beverly Tye
Frank Alwin Roth
St Alban’s Episcopal Chapel
Baton Roughe
Louisiana
Willis R. Henton
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Alpha Lambda Delta
Phi Sigma Iota
Alpha Phi Social Sorority
Society of Foresters
School of Forestry
Mrs. Lloyd Corder Visits Proctor Parents
Mrs. Lloyd Corder returns to her Hawaii home after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Collingsworth of the Proctor community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Corder
Hawaii
R. G. Collingsworth
Proctor
Comanche Public Schools Weekly Lunch Menu
Comanche Public Schools announces the January 27 to 31 lunch menu. Monday features barbecued weiners with whipped potatoes green beans and rolls. Tuesday serves seasoned pinto beans greens rings cornbread squares and humbleberry pie. Wednesday offers ravioli with smeat savory rice corn slaw milk bread and ice cream. Thursday presents salmon croquettes beans creamed potatoes apple rings milk and gelatin. Friday includes steak with gravy peas carrots pear halves rolls butter and jelly.
Inauguration Victory Dinner Attended by Sudderths Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sudderth and their daughter Bonnie together with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dale Adams were in Austin Monday night for the Victory Dinner held during the inauguration festivities.
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Ben Sudderth
Bonnie
Roy Dale Adams
Austin
Funeral Attendance Noted For Mrs. Thomas Chancellor
Mr and Mrs Robert Chancellor and Mrs John Summers of Terrell attended the funeral of Mrs Thomas Chancellor in Comanche on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Chancellor
John Summers
Terrell Wer
Comanche
Thomas Chancellor
Light a Candle of Hope for Peace and Understanding
A call to personal action to end darkness by lighting a candle of peace. It advocates mutual respect and charity, condemns racism and division, and urges sharing and understanding to spread hope and dispel hatred among neighbors and communities.
Grandson in Vietnam Writes From Jungle Front
Mrs. Nettie Vineyard of R and 2 regularly receives letters from her grandson SP-4 Gary Lynn Vineyard stationed in Vietnam. He notes wet conditions and a triple canopy jungle around Comanche area making trails hard to cut.
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Nettie Vineyard
R& 2
SP-4
Gary Lynn
Viet Nam
Comanche
Vineyard
Dallas couple and son visit Frances War ing
Mr and Mrs Dawson Waring and their son Bill of Dallas visited Frances War ing last weekend, according to local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Dawson Waring
Bill
Frances Warsing
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Wrights
Mies
Ira Thonell
Jal Tns
Comanche Building Supply
Enea Stest
Turkey
S&h
Franks
Carnation Instant
Wayne
Bill Stewart
Charles Coston
Regis Tucker
Hamilton
Frank Roth
James Leslie Tve
Fort Worth
Walter Alwin Roth
Anne R. Scales
William Walter Roth
Lillian Marie Lusk
Candace Ann Perry
Merietta
Ohio
William Terrell Adkisson
Beaumont
Neal M. Nadler
Plaquemine
C. Sk. Rinehart
Gustine
Ann Rinehart
William Harold Eekert
FB. H. Eckert
East 8Th St
San Angelo
First Baptist Church
Comanche Public Schools
Warren
Autry Merrell
700
West College
Autie Mae
Harvey James Doerr
Marvin Doerr
New Braunfels
Merrell
Comanche High School
Doerr
New Braunfels High School
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Dimbing
Joe Asa B. Christopher
POLY
Len Bonick
Ben Xfrankun
Zenith
Tax Assessor-Collector’s Office
Marilyn Elrod Tan
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