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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1976
Page
2
A local resident reports no cab service in Comanche with no permit applications filed by Tuesday morning. The letter urges restoring vital transit for seniors while noting nearby events, golf tournaments, and community voting reminders in a broad town update.
One hundred twenty-two club members from the First Comanche Bank 65 Club rode three chartered buses May 25 for a Hill Country excursion. They toured Lyndon Johnson’s boyhood home, LBJ Ranch, and the Texas White House site, then visited Fredericksburg's St Barnabas Mission and the Admiral Nimitz Center before a German dinner at Oma Koock's. Hostesses, local merchants, and Heartland Life Insurance funded and supported the trip.
Memorial Day services set for Sunday June 6 at Taylors Chapel with a 10 am business meeting then a program by the young folks. Bro McCarty of Priddy will deliver the 11 am message followed by a basket lunch at noon. Funeral fund donations will be received for the cemetery fund by the finance committee.
The sixth six weeks honor roll lists Grade 3 students Arnold Burttschell Joe Heim Lara Hicks Linda McDonald David McGinnis Debra Moya. Grade 4 includes Debra Evans Louis Davis Robby Rumfield Donna Spruill Stacey Thornton Hope Wilson Kamille Wilson. Grade 5 honors Steven Wall.
Louise Cheatham announces the McCullough Green Reunion set for Sunday June 13 1976 at the Picnic Area Lake Eanes Comanche Texas. Relatives and friends are urged to attend bring a basket lunch tea bread and paper goods will be furnished.
Mr and Mrs Damon Smith visited their son and family the Gaylian Smiths in Beaumont last week.
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