First Comanche Bank Names Three New Directors
Wayne May announces the election of Charles Taylor Ben D Sudderth and W M Durham Jr to the First Comanche Bank Board. Taylor named president to replace the current leader.
24 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
1
Wayne May announces the election of Charles Taylor Ben D Sudderth and W M Durham Jr to the First Comanche Bank Board. Taylor named president to replace the current leader.
Victor Scott 49 longtime Gold Kist manager in Comanche and area director for Texas and Oklahoma died July 18 in Brownwood. Services were at First United Methodist Church and burial at Gardens of Memory. Survivors include wife Rosemary, son Victor Mark, parents Hogan and Doris, siblings, and extended peanuts industry colleagues.
John Dudley elected director and Keith Woodley named vice chairman at July 16 meeting. Dr Ronald Paul Livingston joins medical staff as new member. hospital occupancy hits 95.7 percent in June and a HEW Medicare compliance survey is pending. Plans for a new kitchen facility await Texas Health Facilities Commission approval.
The Comanche School schedules an auction at 6 00 p m Friday July 25 at the High School to sell teacher desks student desks light fixtures cafeteria furniture science tables and other items. Henry Storey of Brownwood will handle the sale. trophies earned before 1950 may be claimed by students upon request or at the High School if the owner does not collect they will be stored.
Gustine Church of Christ hosts a gospel meeting from July 28 to August 3 led by minister J. C. Bailey. Visiting minister Chester Hill of Arlington will deliver messages with morning services at 10:00 a.m. from July 29 to August 1 and nightly evening services throughout the period. All are invited.
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