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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
2
The article lauds good sportsmanship at Little League and Pee Wee games with partisan yet respectful fans. It highlights polite management, a strong season, and local figures like Vicky Froh and Judy Gleaton Lacy as summer lifeguards, plus memories of rodeo fun in Comanche and nearby towns.
A son, James Jay Evert, was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Evert of Comanche on Thursday, June 16 at Brownwood Community Hospital. James Jay weighs eight pounds, one ounce and is 21 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maxwell of Comanche, paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Evett of Comanche, and great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Miller of Fort Worth and George Evett of Comanche. Monday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Cari House of Stephenville visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde House.
The Mills County Ministers Association sets a summer evangelistic series led by Rev. Oliver R. Harms D D starting at Zion Lutheran on June 26 at 8 00 p m with church ladies serving refreshments after. Rev Striepe and Pastor Don Viasak of Zion Lutheran Priddy join. Viasak also serves Hope Lutheran Comanche. Dr Harms born Cole Camp Missouri an 1926 Concordia Seminary graduate and ordained at Eden 1926 led missions across West Texas and helped organize the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod presidency, serving as president 1969 1992. July features First Methodist Goldthwaite as speaker. August hosts First Baptist Goldthwaite.
Mrs David Bruton of Dallas and Mrs Rita Harris Odell of Beverly Hills visited Mrs Frances Waring last week.
The 26th Isham family reunion met June 12 at Proctor Area Recreational Club house with 49 present and 2 visitors. Attendees traveled from Houston Dallas Ft Worth Austin and other Texas towns. three births and no deaths or marriages since 1976 were noted. The group planned to meet again on June 12 1978. Also, the Veterans Administration toll free line 1 800 782 1110 was highlighted for benefits information.
Mr and Mrs John Hathcock traveled to Houston Sunday to spend Fathers Day with their daughter Ann.
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