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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1964
Page
11
The piece recounts early Virginia history from Jamestown onward. It notes schemes to attract English settlers and brides, a tobacco based economy, and the 1619 introduction of African slaves. It mentions the London Company’s dissolution and Virginia becoming a royal colony, with Maryland founded for Catholics.
A sweeping summary traces the founding of the colonial era from Puritan settlements and religious conflicts to the first slave ship, witchcraft trials, and debts. It covers the American Revolution from Lexington and Bunker Hill through Saratoga, Yorktown, and the 1783 Treaty of Paris establishing United States independence.
Miss Sheryl Lebsack and David M. Stroh married in an eight o clock ceremony Friday evening June 19 at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Loveland Colorado. The couple will reside in Boulder after a trip to Grand Canyon and West Coast. The bride works at State National Bank and is a Loveland High School and Colorado State University graduate. The bridegroom is a Colorado University senior and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A D Bear of Comanche. The groom’s parents hosted the rehearsal dinner June 18.
The second annual Greenlee reunion was held June 27 28 at Lake Eanes Park Comanche descendants of George W and Amanda Greenlee gathered for a weekend of fellowship. Fifty six people attended with relatives from Brownwood Gue Te Nue Fort Worth Pampa Artesia New Mexico and Santa Barbara among others.
Tina Davis Proctor Lennie Reed Hasse Cabot Reed Richardson and Joyce Anna Peggy Westfall Fort Worth are vacationing with Mr and Mrs Ed Stark Long Beach Calif and Mr and Mrs Lewis Stokes Comanche on a ten day trip to Tennessee and Georgia. They visit Chattanooga Rock City Look Out Mountain and Summerville with relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs EF H Denny attended in Dallas for the Sunday wedding of their niece Patricia Randolph at the North Irving Christian Church. The ceremony was held Sunday afternoon and was decorated by Mrs Denny, a Comanche Garden Club member who directed the service.
Hathcock and Ripley spent Sunday in Dallas visiting Hathcock’s Furniture Appliances and selecting items for the shop. Local reports place them shopping at the Dallas market and returning with new stock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Brown of Nolan spent the weekend visiting their daughter Mrs. Whit Jarratt, Mr. Jarratt, Jim and Judy.
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