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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1972

Page

9

Deb Ingram and Leonard Schooler Wed in Candlelight Ceremony

Deborah Lynn Ingram and Leonard Schooler united in a candlelight wedding June 17 at 8 p.m. in Sidney with Rev. Daniel Marentica officiating. Bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woolsey, wore an Irish lace gown. groom is grandson of Mr. and Mrs. T. Fry. They will reside in Austin where he studies chemical engineering at UT and she plans interior decorating.

Deborah Lynn Ingram Leonard Schooler Sidney Daniel Marentica Brownwood Wayne Woolsey T. Fry Linda Marentica Don Ineram Rome R.D. Watkins Lubbock Melinda Watts San Antonio T. J. Watts Austin University of Texas Sidney High School

Stephenville Couple United in Washington Street Baptist Wedding

Lana Gay Hanson and Denver Cecil Cross wed on Saturday June 10 at the Washington Street Baptist Church in Stephenville. Rev. Kermit Johnson officiated the double ring ceremony before an altar of white candelabra and greenery. The couple will reside in Houston after a reception at the Twentieth Century Club and a wedding trip to Corpus Christi and Padre Island.

Stephenville Washington Baptist Church Lana Gay Hanson Denver Cecil Cross Denver Cecil Cross Washington Street Baptist Church Kermit Johnson Sam Hanson Wildwood Drive University of Houston Gladis Parr Mingus Houston Houston Technical Institute R & J Stell Bob Dudley Comanche Bob Arthur Otis Anderson Fort Worth Doris Howard Michelle Walters Sharon Engler David Rogers Granbury Tiffay Sparks Neice The Ride Lonnie Brown Larry Terry Gorden Corpus Christi Padre Island Mamie Hanson de Leon John Hanson Thomas Northcutt

Bass Club News Presents Monthly Meeting and Prizes

The Lake Proctor Bass Club held its monthly meeting on Tuesday the 27th with 35 members present. Pee Wilson of Abilene spoke on Crème Worms as field representative. P. D. Pulling of Brownwood won June’s trophy with a 4 lb 19% oz bass. Other top catches include Dudley 4 lb 6 oz and several 3 lb class fish. Door prizes went to Les Strawn, George Ann Salter, Zoetta Grayson, Mary Works-Coorse, Randy Allen, and others. A two fish tournament with Brownwood Bass Club is set for July 14-15 at Lake Brownwood, with at least 12 inches required.

Bass Club Lake Proctor Pee Wilson Abilene Wilson P. D. Pulling Brownwood Si Dudley Angus Dickson Wedon Turner Ben Eviidge Les Strawn Golden Arrow Restaurant Wands Jim Oliver George Ann Salter Charlie Marshall Majatie ‘Theatre Zoetta Grayson Mary Randy Allen Brownwood Bass Club Lake Brownwood

County Farm Bureau In Monthly Meeting

The Comanche County Farm Bureau schedules its monthly meeting for Tuesday night July 11 at 8 00. The date moved from the regular first Tuesday due to Independence Day. Directors are urged to attend at the Farm Bureau Office.

Comanche County Farm Bureau

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By Ace Reid Don Ingram Mrs. Leonard Schooler Twentieth Century Club Bride Jana Valley Punch Florence Sparks Noella Zoe Ray Kelly Dudley Lride Tina Reese Velon Reese Dave Rogers Jenette Belveu Casey Brinson Leland Hancock Dan Swanner MR. and Mrs Bass Club News Harelik Wash & Wear County Farm Bureau Comanche Auto Parts Federal Reserve Bank Stock U.S Federal Land Bank TOTAL Comanche National Bank
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