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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1971

Page

2

Governor Urges Crackdown On Reckless Texas Drivers

Governor Preston Smith calls for police crackdown on reckless drivers and urges drivers to drive friendly during Memorial Day and the busy summer travel period. He endorses five tips including planning trips, not drinking and driving, using seat belts, checking tires and brakes, and obeying speed limits to reduce accidents. Mrs. Betty Allen and Mrs. Vera King spent the holidays in Stephenville with sister Verna Tate.

Preston Smith Texas Betty Allen Vera King Stephenville Verna Tate

Comanche Chief details weekly publication and prices

The Comanche Chief of 203 W Grand Comanche Texas 76442 announces publication every Thursday. Editor J C Wilkerson and staff list subscription rates five dollars per year in Comanche County and nearby areas, higher rates elsewhere in Texas and outside Texas.

J. C. Wilkerson WM. B. Wilkerson James Wilkerson Asoc Comanche County Dublin Gorman Blanket Carbon May Zephyr Texas

Classes of '43-'44 Hold Reunion at Lake Eanes Park

The 1939-44 graduates held a combined reunion with a watermelon slicing at Lake Eanes Park on Saturday evening. They attended chapel at CHS auditorium Sunday, with Rev. C. C. Klingman as speaker. James Carpenter led as general chairman. prizes honored fattest man, youngest grandmother, and long-distance traveler Mary Jo Swann Hemann of Seattle.

Lake Eanes Park CHS C. C. Klingman Underwood's Brownwood Lake Banes James Carpenter Ikey Pipes Billie Barnes Pipes Peron Mary Jo Swann Hemann Seattle Washington Anita Stewart Taylor Royce Brantley Martin Ray Jean Murphree Virginia Winston McNutt Kevin Rogie David Tommy Shirley Mazurek Charles Carol Wayne Jake Louise Sledge Willie Dorothy Vercellino Susan Leroy Zoettaffrayson Dan Ruth Adele Waggoner Beth Jack Moore Vera Grayson Price Mary Jo Hemann Louise Kenneth Evans Beatrice Ayers Wilkins George F Bette Walker Janet John Burton Betty Cunningham Mary Glen Frances Williford Fritts Hubert Boff Billyames Mary Beth Godfrey Mike Keith Bill Lela Edwards Pat Betty Luper Weldon Joyce Lacy Scott Anna Herbert Wanda Davis Roger C. Smith Mary Guthrie Delaney Nancy Cheryl Cody Joe Pauline Stokes Ripley

It's a Boy Michael Dwayne Bohannon Birth

Bob and Geneva Bohannon announce the birth of son Michael Dwayne at 8 31 a m June 14 Harris Hospital Fort Worth He weighs six pounds 11 ounces and is 20 inches long He is the family's first child Bob Bohannon serves as pastor of Central Christian Church of Comanche.

Bob Geneva Bohannnon Michael Dwayne Mike Harris Hospital Fort Worth Central Christian Church of Comanche

Little League Action Report June to July standings

The Saints swept a doubleheader 14 3 and 17 3 as they extended their lead while the Toppers beat the Wizards 11 1 and the VFW edged Gustine 64 in a three inning late game. Raiders beat Gestine 15 8 and Oilers beat the Saints 5 4 for the Saints first loss. Standings show Saints 11 1, Toppers 9 3, Oilers 7 4, Wizards 6 5, Sidney 5 6, VFW 4 7, Gustine 3 9, Raiders 2 10. Games at 7 p.m. at Jaycee field July 8.

Pitt Sidney Saints VFW Raiders Gestine Gustine Toppers Oilers Wizards Jaycee

Picnic Supper at Brightmans Draws Local Guests

Guests enjoying a picnic supper at the Oswell Brightman home last Thursday included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller and Kay Sue and Amy of St. Louis Missouri, Mrs. Jerry Whatley Lahn Bill and Zana of Zephyr, Mrs. Jane Stewart Pecos, Mr. and Mrs. James White Brownwood, and Miss Hattie Brightman.

Oswell Brightman Ralph Miller Kay Sue Amy St. Louis Missouri Jerry Whatley Lahn Bill Zana Zephyr Jane Stewart Pecos James White Brownwood Hattie Brightman

Magness Family Holds Reunion at Lake Banes

The Magness family gathered at Lake Banes on July 4 to reminisce and share a basket lunch. Attendees included Roger and Billy D. Magness, Buck Or aig, Lee Tate, Gilbert Owen, Jerry Sears, Jada, Ava Jean Fair, and others from Austin, Bedford, San Antonio, Weatherford, De Leon, and Comanche. The gathering will repeat next year on the same date.

W. P. Magness Lake Banes Roger Magness Austin Billy D. Magness Marty Dwayne Xilleen Buck Oraig Bedford Lee Tate San Antonio Gilbert Owen Bobbi Debra Ava Jean Fair de Leon Jerry Sears Jada Weatherford Willie Mae Partain Jack O’dell Gertrude Hensley Comanche

Birth announcement for Scott James Vineyards

PFC and Mrs James A Vineyard announce the birth of a son Scott James born July 2 in De Leon He weighed six pounds eight ounces and measured 19 inches Godparents are Mr and Mrs Cecil Hoogendorn and Mr and Mrs Jack Vineyard Rt 2 After a 10 day leave PFC Vineyard will return to duty at Ft Sill Okla where his family will join him in the near future.

PFC James A. Vineyard Scott James de Leon Cecil Hoogendorn Jack Vineyard Scott Vineyard Ft. Sill Okla

Swindle Party Attends Complete Dispersal Horse Sale

Mr and Mrs Wayne Swindle and Kelvin and Karen returned from Kansas City Missouri where they attended a complete dispersal horse sale of the M T Coen Farms. They purchased two brood mares and their colts. On the return trip they visited relatives in Harrison and Yellville Arkansas.

Wayne Swindle Kelvin Karen Kansas City M. T. Coen Farms Harrison Yellville Ark

Arlington Families Visit L. T. Hagoods During July 4th

Arlington residents the Bobby Thompsons with son and family and the Kenneth Hagoods visited L. T. Hagoods over the Independence Day holidays. The Hagoods hosted the gathering there in Arlington.

L. T. Hagoods Bobby Thompsons Kenneth Hagoods Arlington

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W. Grand Komanche Little League Action Life League Reporter Brightmans Magness Kansas City, Mo Majestic Theatre Bula Vista Lestetuton Cnet Inetaan Rams Amcricar The Comanche National Bank Federal Reserve Bank Stock TOTAL Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Len Higginbothams LL Ladies Stevens Cannon Athena Erro Ae Reg Price
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