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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
4
Job ad seeks a reliable woman over 25 to demonstrate famous Studio Girl Cosmetics. Earn up to 5.00 per hour, full or part time. Contact MI 3-7098 or call at 401 E Adams in Brownwood Texas.
Real estate ads offer 670 acres of cattle and goat range with water and fencing, River Farm 118 acres for 16000 with down payment, 50 and 100 acre tracts near Proctor Lake with peanut allotments, Bermuda land, House Bargain 3750 on 1 acre near Comanche with 5 rooms, 1.9 acres of good land and reasonable terms. Contact T. R. Shaffer Real Estate on Proctor Highway. Ute visitors from Denver City Dean and Mrs Ripptoe visit Ripptoe and Stailey families in Sidney.
Mrs. Lee Morriss 81 a lifelong De Leon resident died Tuesday night at a German hospital Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church De Leon with Rev Dan Kent officiating Burial followed at De Leon Cemetery She was born March 21 1882 in Arkansas Survivors include two sons Otho Morriss of De Leon Oran Morriss of Monahans a sister Mrs Jessie Terry of Arkansas one grandchild and one great grandchild
A summary list records Sunday School attendance across multiple churches on June 21. Notable figures include Gustine Church of Christ 91 and De Leon First Baptist 308, with many other denominations such as Zion Hill Baptist and United Pentecostal contributing counts. Total attendance listed as 2503.
The Comanche school board approved the 1963 64 calendar and summer repairs. They accepted resignations from Vera Newton Homemaking teacher August 1 1963 and Martha Fortune primary teacher. Nancy Battle was elected primary teacher to replace Fortune. Harley H Black named Supervisor Counselor for 1963 64. State National Bank chosen as school depository for 1963 64 and 1964 65.
Mr and Mrs George S Massingil and family of Fort Worth visited his parents Mr and Mrs Dick Massingill in Fort Worth on June 21 and 22 Dudley Massingill of Carrollton also visited with the Massingills on the 22nd
Mrs Verle Elliott and Mrs Verle Elliott of San Diego announce the birth of a daughter on May 28 at the Navy hospital. Aprile Renee weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces. Grandmother Mrs H O Ruby Kelley of Comanche was visiting, with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Clyde Sibert of Comanche.
Mr and Mrs Dwight Brightman and grandchildren Janet and Rusty visited Major and Mrs Jack Brightman in Abilene Tuesday June 25 Janet stayed in Abilene with her parents and Rusty returned to prolong a visit on the Proctor ranch They report their son is in good spirits and recovering well from a recent coronary.
The Congregational Methodist Church in Comanche will host a singing event Sunday afternoon June 30 at 2 o clock. Charlie Marshall will direct the event and expects many out of town singers to attend. The church will be air conditioned and open to the public.
Mrs. Leo Shankle spent several days this week visiting in Mount Pleasant with her son Larry Shankle and his family.
Mr and Mrs Juley are noted as forgoing travel plans for a stay in Arlington City on June 23 for a foray described in local notices. The fragment confirms a living arrangement or trip mention about the couple during that date.
Ed Palmer, a merchant, underwent surgery at Baylor Hospital Dallas and returned home this week in a coma like condition. His condition is reported as serious but stable and he plans to resume work soon. A funeral was held Thursday for Miss Mamie Hetzer, aunt of Mrs Hathcock, a resident of Roscoe, who attended the service at Orgar Methodist Church in Dallas.
Mr and Mrs Big Carey attend a Moorman Meeting for Quincey with younger children. Chris stopped in Ponca City while visiting Debbie. Debbie left Sunday with Dian Band for Kentucky. Sid Jr kept the home sips.
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