Stailey wedding at First Baptist Denver City
Stailey wed Jeanine Aaron daughter of City residents in a 2:30 pm double ring ceremony at First Baptist in Denver City Rev Loren White officiated organist D Tate played and singer Patty Moore performed wedding songs. Brides gown featured Sabrina neck lace long veil and flower bouquet of white orchids. Attendants wore varied gowns with lace and caps. Reception details and guest lists described. proceeds note graduates and connections to area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanine Aaron
Bill Aron
City
N Stailey
B. Stailey
Route 2
First Baptist
Denver City
Loren White
D. Tate
Patty Moore
Edding March
Whither Goest
Wide
Sabrina
Dean Rippetoe
Ricky
Judy Garrett
Comanche High Sponsors Send Two Girls to Bluebonnet Girls State
Dorothea Byrd and Marsha Wilkerson of Comanche High School attended Bluebonnet Girls State in Austin for ten days. The article traces sponsors from CHS history, the funding shifts from the Spanish Club to the Halloween Carnival Fund and De Leon Auxiliary, and notes prior delegates from 1958 through 1963. It also outlines the program structure from orientation to final assembly and mentions guest speakers Governor John Connally and Jack Cox, with CHS alumni returning as junior counselors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Byrd
Marsha Wilkerson
Blueconnet Girls State
Austin
Comanche High School
Priory
J. BE. Lightfoot
CHS
Hattie Brighman
National Honor Society
American Legion Auxiliary
Comanche
American Legion
de Leon
Ty Grace Durham
Julia Dudley
Judith Allen
Mary Ann Durham
Virginia Kay Cobb
Judith Robertson
Nancy Caraway
Ruth Robertson
Marsha
Dorothea
Girls State
Boys State
American Legion Department of
Illinois
New York City
Americanism Committee
District of Columbia
Washington, D.C
Department of Delaware
Dover
Kansas
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Panama Canal Zone
Hawaii
Mexi
Co City
Mexico
Bluebonnet Girls State
Texas
Baylor University
Waco
Texas School For the Blind
House
Senate
Lutheran Church
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Church of Christ
School For the Blind
Capitol
John Connally
Jack Cox
National Americanism Committee
Barton Springs
Hattie Brightman
James Wilkerson
John Cunningham
John Caton
Tim Slider
Coleman Rodeo Sets Night Performances July 10–13
Coleman hosts its 26th RCA professional rodeo July 10 to 13 with nightly shows at 8 p.m. and 5 p.m. parades. Buetler and Son of Elk City supply the livestock. Featured events include bareback and saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, calf roping, bull riding, a marked calf roping duel between Bill Teague and Jim Bob Altizer, and the cow girls barrel race. Kenneth Box and The Music Masters provide after-show music at the National Guard Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
RCA
National Guard Armory
Kenneth Box
Buetler and Son
Elk City
Okla
Bill Teague
Crane
Jim Bob Altizer
del Rio
Home Week End Huett Leads Buses Out of Town
Johnny Huett son of Mr and Mrs C L Huett was home from summer school at the University of Texas for the week end He could not accompany the Indian Band to Kentucky due to a school conflict but led the busses out of town on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Huett
C. L. Huett
University of Texas
Kentucky
Mrs Buddy Cord Returns to Pecos After Visit in Comanche
Mrs. Buddy Cord mother of Mrs. Boyd Anthony returned to Pecos after an extended visit in Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Buddy Cord
Boyd Anthony
Comanche
Family Reunion Write-Up From Comanche Chief Reader
A letter from a Comanche Texas reader encloses a family reunion write-up and requests publication in The Comanche Chief. The note reflects local community reporting and personal notices common in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Texas
Chief praises Wisconsin visitors and band trip to Kentucky
A reader from Irving Texas compliments The Chief newspaper noting Wisconsin residents visiting town and the band’s Kentucky trip. The letter expresses appreciation for the issue and enjoyment of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Borden Stailey
Stailey
Rippetoe
W. T. Aron
Les Spence
Soom
Poe
Taupe
Lub
Weide i
City School
Ae E
Lambda and
Phi Theta
Ig Tetas Tech
Heig Way
Susan
el Paso
Liz
Ang
Joe
Eugene
Glenda Gibson
Kennedy
Glenda Lou Gibson
Harry B. Gibson
Cleburne
Robert Edwin Kennedy
Happy
Main Street Methodist Church
C.,urne
Charles E. Kennedy
J. N. Evans
Proctor
Raymond Burton
First Methodist Church
Place
Lubbock
Cleburne High School
Texas Technological College
Chi Omega
Happy High School
Tech
Tfe
Bluebonnet Girls
Bernice Boyd Walker
Betsy Lane
Irving
Waring Insurance
Frances Waring
Gool
Flamelesly
Betty
Power & Light Company
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