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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1954
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes show mention of a Prec Miss a Wh with unclear context and missing details. No identifiable people or organizations can be confirmed from the readable text.
The Newburg H D Club held a July 12 called meeting to elect officers and enjoyed a book revue by Mrs John Pogue at council. Hostesses Mrs Charlie Hicks and Mrs Don Gray hosted refreshments for council members and guests Mrs John Burton, Mrs Ruth Ellis, and Miss Mamie Long at Mrs Houston Robertson home.
The late Mr Williford’s family met July 29 at Lake Eanes Park for the two day reunion with 122 present. Family counts include 104 grandchildren and 144 great grandchildren with many relatives attending and nine births recorded since last reunion. A one day event next year was approved and officers were elected for another year. Also noted were attendees at the State Pharmacy meeting in San Antonio.
Obituaries for Robert Franklin Bush of Dublin aged 73 and Martha Jefferson Flanagan of Comanche aged 92 with burial plans. Civil suits in District Court listing T. J. Kelley vs Fordtrand Johnson and divorces Jackson and Sims. Marriages and deeds recorded in De Leon and surrounding areas. Motor vehicle registrations include Hilton Burks of Comanche with a 1954 Ford Sedan.
Here From Odessa Mr. and Mrs. Ory Grigsby of Odessa were back home for the weekend visiting friends and relatives.
Friends and relatives gathered for the Carter family third annual reunion at Lake Fanes Park on July 4. Attendees listed include H. J. Carter A. L. Hendrix Dylan Garner Acton Carter J. H. Wilhelm L. L. McKown W. R. Coker Bessie Edmundson Hilton Carter Nedley Hicks and others. They enjoyed visiting and a basket and barbecue lunch with plans to meet again next year at the same date and place.
Work has been contracted for the building of a fine new fence at the Concord Cemetery. Those interested in the welfare of the Concord Cemetery are urged to contact a member of the finance committee.
The First Presbyterian Church will not hold morning or evening services this Sunday. The minister attends a weekend conference for church leaders at Mb Ranch. Sunday School will meet at 10 o clock as usual.
Here from Dallas Mr and Mrs Bill Meyers and daughters and Mrs Chapman of Dallas visited with Mr and Mrs Gus Meyers here over the weekend.
Mrs Virgil Parsons and Mrs Allison Baker co hosted 14 members of the Hasse Dingler Home Demonstration Club on Wednesday July 14 at the Board Church Tabernacle. Mrs Willie Northcutt opened with the pledge and prayer, and Mrs Herman Northcutt led singing Sweet Hour of Prayer. Dayle Reed was elected president and Pearl Palmer vice president. Doyle Reed won with a comical reading Courtin Sal. The group enjoyed an amateur hour and secret pal day with gift exchanges like Christmas.
Here from Yoakum coach and Mrs Tom Clyde Marshall and children are visiting his mother Mrs Joe Marshall and other relatives and friends here.
San Antonio visitors Mr and Mrs Ted Durham and son Rusty and Mr and Mrs Walter Durham Jr and daughters Deanna and Sharon attended the State Pharmacy meeting at the start of the week.
Mr and Mrs John Jolink and their sons Gray and Dirk visited Galveston last week keeping up with family and local sightseeing during a brief vacation from their usual residence.
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