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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1955

Page

6

Two Gustine Youths Enlist In U S Navy

Gustine youths Lewis Daniel Center and Jeane Derwood Tackett enlisted in the Navy and were sent to San Diego for recruit training. Center, a 1954 Gustine High School graduate, played school sports and boxing. Tackett, a 1956 graduate, starred in football. Both joined the High School Airman Recruit program and will then move to Norman, Oklahoma for eight weeks of Airman Class P School.

Lewis Daniel Center Jeane Derwood Tackett Navy San Diego Calif Center Gustine High School Gustine Tackett Maurice Beaty Meridian St Dallas Texas Norman Oklahoma Esnett

Ellis Promoted to Sergeant in Marine Corps

George W. Ellis promoted to sergeant by Marine Corps Headquarters in May. Mrs. E. E. Ellis of Route 1 Comanche is noted as his next of kin. Ellis serves at the Naval Aid Technical Training Center in Jacksonville, Florida after passing Marine Corps wide exams in January.

George W. Ellis Washington, D.C Marine Corps Headquarters E. E. Ellis Route 1 Comanche Naval Aid Technical Training Center Jacksonville Fla

Webb Family Reunion and Poem Noted at Buffalo Gap

Mrs Maude Robinson attended the Webb family reunion at the Buffalo Gap encampment near Abilene where 150 Webb clan members gathered. The reunion featured an original poem about the Webb Kids by Hettie Lacy of Cross Plains and noted visits by the Bartons to relatives in Houston.

Maude Robinson J. Y. Robinson Webb Buffalo Gap Abilene Robinson Old Liberty Eastland County Pioneer Cisco Webb Kids Hettie Lacy Cross Plains

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