Local Address Line Appears in Ghosted OCR Snippet
Fragments show an address reading 203 W. Grand and a mangled label 1673 with unclear context. No clear events, names, or organizations are readable.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1968
Page
2
Fragments show an address reading 203 W. Grand and a mangled label 1673 with unclear context. No clear events, names, or organizations are readable.
The Comanche County Teachers Institute of 1913 held at Comanche High School is summarized with opening ceremonies led by Supt. W. D. Jenkins, reports on committees, officers elected for the University Interscholastic League, and debates on the institute’s cost. Budget, library needs, summer normals, and resolutions to improve teaching and funding are detailed.
Miss Berta B Brightman of Parkland Hospital Dallas visits family the Oswell Brightmans on Monday and Tuesday this week.
Donald Dingus, son of the late Wayne Dingus and Mrs. Dingus of 607 W Duncan, was listed in the latest Who's Who in Texas. A former principal of Smyer Elementary 1959 to 1964, he earned a B S and M A from East Texas State College and held roles in the Chamber of Commerce and teaching associations. He and wife Karen Merrick of O'Donnell have two children, Donald Jr. and Dennis.
Nine girls from the Comanche 47 Club work on clothing projects to model sleepness dresses at the County Dress Revue on June 22. Unit I leaders are Mrs. B J Levens Mrs Jim Saunders and Mrs Andrew Harrington. Unit II leaders are Mrs Willis Sheward and Mrs Floyd Key.
At Methodist camp in Glen Rose five girls Janet Brightman Julie Seay Cindy Parks Kay Harelik and Kimberly Brazier arrived last Sunday and will return home Saturday after a week of camping out on the riverbank.
The family expresses deep appreciation for love and kindness during their mother Mrs. N. S. Hicks illness and passing. Prayers flowers food and deeds are gratefully remembered with blessings wished on all who assisted.
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