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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1963
Page
9
The article surveys presidential fortunes from Washington to Teddy Roosevelt. It notes Washington's estate near 2 million dollars, Mount Vernon’s assets, and Roosevelt's wealth as the era’s richest president. It references Taft's size and salary, and mentions other heirs and historical figures in a fragmented reminiscence.
A county and out of county music program will unfold on July 27 at the Stag Creek Community Center lawn. Headlining is the Hill Billy Kids led by Max Pyburn and Delbert Reid, with Luther Redwine and his group also on the bill. The D Leon Star Fires and other acts are expected, with attendees urged to register on arrival. In addition Wanda Abbey from Austin visited her family this weekend.
Miss Stella Lucille McDonald and John Reid were married Saturday July 13 at 8 p m in Proctor Baptist Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs T A McDonald Jr of Proctor, wore a Chantilly lace gown with seed pearl details and a silk tulle veil. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Doyle Reid Route 1 Comanche. Reverend Jim Whitt of Fort Worth officiated. Reception followed at Proctor Community Center with family and friends attending.
Gerald Geyer notes the forthcoming Comanche Fort Worth wedding and a groom with Indiana and Texas education. The piece then surveys hospital purchasing in Texas, describing how hospital buying grows, pools knowledge, and seeks best buys to balance quality and cost for patient care.
The Chief incorrectly stated the divorce was granted last week. The case remains pending in District Court under a temporary injunction.
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