Weekend visitors from Ward McGee families and others
Sidney residents hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs J K Ward and Mrs Jessie Ward McGee of Wills Point and Mr and Mrs Wayne Caffey of Annie Evans. Hanibal Jack Lusk of Fort Worth spent the weekend with his mother Sudie Lusk.
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J. K. Ward
Jessie
McGee and Gee
Wills Point
Walter Rice
Wayne Caffey
Annie Evans Vis Hanibal
Jack Lusk
Fort Worth
Sudie Lusk
Gale Ripley Earns Medical Degree From Baylor College
Gale Ripley of Lampasas received the Doctor of Medicine degree from Baylor Medical College in Houston. A 1955 Baylor University graduate and Lampasas High School alumnus, Ripley ranked among the top students, co authored a heart surgery paper with Baylor Surgery Chair, and will intern at Jefferson Davis Hospital in Houston while serving as a first lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Ripley
L. G. Ripley
Lampasas
George Ripley
Comanche
Bayloree Medical College
Houson
Ripley
Baylor University
Lampasas High School
Hardin Lumber Company
Baylor Medical College
Baylor
Department of Surgery
Michael E. DeBakey
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Houston
U.S. Air Force
Comanche Girl Chancellor Named Girls State Commissioner
Mary Ann Durham of Comanche has been named a commissioner for Girls State a national Americanism program begun in 1937 by the American Legion Auxiliary It trains high school girls in citizenship and self government with activities at Baylor University Barton and the Texas State Capitol The program selects two outstanding 1969 Citizens to attend Girls Nation in Washington with a broader national tour and reception by the President and First Lady Eisenhower
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Durham
Comanche
Girls State
Austin
Texas School
Baylor University
Texas
American Legion Auxiliary
Barton
School For the Blind
St. Mary’s Cathedral
State Capitol
Girls Nation
Washington
D. C
Republic
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Eisenhower
Chiltons Take Midwest Vacation Visit Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. William Chilton and their daughter Martha are traveling through Chicago and nearby Midwest attractions on a vacation trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Chilton
Martha
Midwest
Sibert Elliott Vows Exchanged In Home Ceremony
Miss Norma Sibert of Comanche wed Verle Elliott of Comanche in a SaturdayMay ceremony at the Libert home. The double ring service was performed by T. P. McFerrin of the Comanche Church of Christ with white gladiolas and lighted tapers in the decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibert Elliott
Norma Sibert
Clyde Sibert
Comanche
Verle Elliott
H. O. Kelly
Robert Elliott
T. P. McFerrin
Comanche Church of Christ
Libert
Comanche wedding reception notes and visiting relatives
After the ceremony a reception was held in the home dining room. The bride’s table featured white and pink garden flowers and a two tier white cake. Close friends and relatives attended. The couple will reside in Comanche. Visitors include Artie Cox of Waldo Arkansas, Mr. and Mrs Mellie Cox of California, and Mrs. Sadie Armstrong of Big Spring visiting sister Mollie Cagle in Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Artie Cox
Waldo
Arkansas
Mellie Cox
California
Sadie Armstrong
Big Spring
Mollie Cagle
Senior Citizens Meet Saturday in Comanche County Courtroom
The Senior Citizens Association announces a Saturday meeting in the Comanche County Courtroom on June 20. WG Thens, president, and YM Mullican, secretary-treasury, invite all seniors to attend for guidance on helpful activities and information for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Association
Mandhe
Thens
Ym. Mullican
Secretary-Treasury the
Organization
Comanche
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