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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1967
Page
6
A feisty digest highlights D A Jim Garrison’s Kennedy case rumor with a witness death claim. It also cites a bee venom study debunking murder fears. Other items discuss George Romney leadership, snuff trade, Sino Soviet tensions, albinism, and the Savannah’s mothball, plus Powell strike lukewarm reception.
Over 6000 members of Texas Future Teachers of America attended the 18th Annual Convention held February 24 25 in San Antonio. Miss Carol Connery Amarillo High School led sessions on Education: Worlds Torch for Peace while Ola Cunningham Chapter Comanche High School was highlighted. Workshops by Lynn Kibler and Martha Barrett drew 300 attendees focusing on Scrapbook and Yearbook Critique.
CHS Library Club members Miss Nobia Dunn and delegates Sue Russell Di anne Straley Quinn Mason and Marilyn Boykin traveled to San Antonio for the TALA Convention hosted at the El Tropicano Hotel and Sheraton with sessions tours and evening events led by keynote speaker Dr. Frank E Vandiver.
Earl Moore aged 72 longtime MKT Railroad agent and Mason died at his Dublin home on February 28. Funeral services were held March 1 at Harrell Funeral Chapel with Rev. Eugene Roberson officiating and interment in New Dublin Cemetery. Survived by wife Minnie Mae, daughter Mrs Dean Markum of Comanche Oklahoma, another daughter Mrs J W Whitefield of Oklahoma City and three grandchildren.
V C Stevenson of Dublin died February 27 in Dublin. Burial was at Proctor Cemetery per the Dublin Progress. Born March 22 1894 in Proctor he was a WWI veteran and survived by two brothers Marvin Abilene and Harve Stevenson Dublin a sister Effie Paschal Fort Worth and step sister Elsie Hancock Fort Worth.
Abilene residents Mr and Mrs Al Oglesby spent Sunday with her father J B Lacy at the Western Hills Nursing Home.
A post lunch meeting debated whether the group should join the National Teen Age Library Association, evaluating benefits and possible impact on local programs.
The Comanche 4-H Club met at 7:30 p.m. February 19 in the REA building with Rusty Pinkerton reporting on the calf scramble at San Antonio. Pinkerton won third place earning $40 and John Key took seventh for $20 as plans for demonstrations and the Share-the-Fun Contest held February 25 were discussed.
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