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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1952

Page

3

State Parks and Scenic Drives Highlight Southwest Regions

Editorial notes describe numerous Texas state parks and nearby attractions. Fort Davis, Possum Kingdom, Abilene, Acton, Big Spring, Blanco, Cleburne, Fort Griffin, Inks Lake, Kerrville, Longhorn Cavern, Mackenzie, Mineral Wells and more are profiled with features like fishing, camping, picnicking, trails, dams, and scenic overlooks.

Cleburne State Park Cleburne Texas Fort Griffin State Park U. S. Highway 283 Albany Brazos River Old Frontier Military Post Longhorn Cavern Burnet Inks Lake State Park U. S. Highway 281

Pioneer Carnes Family Reunites After Forty Years

The Carnes siblings hosted their first reunion in forty years at J. L. Everett's home in Comanche Route 1 during Independence Day holidays. Attendees included Mary D. Briscoe of Carter Oklahoma Alma Ison and son of Lubbock and Herbert Carnes and family of McCamey. Mrs Everett is a Carnes daughter. Vacationing minister Raymond Burton and wife and daughters left for a Colorado trip. New Mexico visitors Bobby Marshall and son Tommy traveled from Hobbs to see Troy Marshall and E. E. Parker. Mother Neff State Park in Texas highlights include a stone pavilion auditorium refectory caves Indian relics.

Bob Carnes J. L. Everett Comanche Route 1 Mary D. Briscoe Carter Oklahoma Alma Ison Lubbock Herbert Carnes McCamey Everett New Mexico Bobby Marshall Tommy Hobbs Troy Marshall E. E. Parker Mother Neff Texas Leona River McGregor

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