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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
9
“This is my Father's world” will be the theme of a vacation Bible school to begin Monday June 10 at the Gustine Church of Christ. Minister James Haney reports the Bible will be the textbook with five mornings 9 30 to 11 30.
A listing of Sunday school attendance across numerous churches with totals, including Priddy Zion Lutheran and First Baptist among others, plus Homecoming events at Zion Hill and Taylor Chapel. The total attendance reads 2,490. The piece notes Tom Brightman has moved to Nashville to train in Bible selling and will operate in the southeastern United States this summer.
Here From Oklahoma Susan Garrett of Bartlettsville Oklahoma is visiting her aunt Mrs Homer Palmer here this week.
Camp Billy Gibbons prepares for a three week season with more than 400 Scouts and leaders expected. Staff includes Martin Lehnis of Brownwood as Scout Craft Director and Roland McFarland of Eastland as Program Director. Aquatic Director Robert Needham of Brownwood leads swimming and lifesaving instruction with a team from Brownwood Dublin and Breckenridge. Fort Hood advanced marksmanship unit provides instructors. limited slots remain for the June 23 29 week.
Here with grandparents Rusty and Janet Brightman are spending the summer with Major Jack Brightman and family. They visit Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Brightman of Proctor for the season.
Mrs. Dave Finklestine of Austin is listed in a society notice with brief personal details and local social ties. The fragment indicates a name centered item likely from a social column or wedding notice.
A brief note places tin back in Comanche this week as the subject visits friends, highlighting ongoing social ties and local casual gatherings.
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