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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1975
Page
2
The Fourth of July picnic offers Comanche Stew with beef pork oysters and many sides. Lions volunteers plan to serve to raise funds for civic groups while a box lunch auction and games create a festive atmosphere at the bicentennial celebration. Mary McGee of Dallas visits local families.
Mr and Mrs Tom Cole arrived back in Comanche Sunday after a month in Baltimore Maryland. They were with their great nephew David Atchley who had brain surgery. The 10 year old returned home to Dillsburg Pennsylvania on Friday of last week.
The Friends of the Library run their annual membership drive this week and next to fund book purchases. Renewals available at the Public Library. membership levels include Regular 1.00 Sustaining 5.00 Patron 25.00 Life 100.00 with voting rights for donations of 5.00 or more.
Marshall Pyburn is at Camp Crucis near Granbury for the next two weeks for a training camp.
Comanche Countians may take a Texas Hunter Safety program Tuesday night July 8 at the Farm Bureau Building on Highway 16 North. Class at 7:00 is led by Cathy Evans with Rex contact. Game Management officer Billy Works notes the program, approved September 29, 1970 by the Parks and Wildlife Commission, as a joint venture with the NRA. The session precedes hunting season in Colorado where out of state hunters need proof of course completion.
Members of Hope Lutheran Church of Comanche express heartfelt thanks to community businesses and individuals for generous gifts to their new church building. The gifts will further the work in God’s Kingdom, and sincere blessings are wished for all contributors.
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