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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1973
Page
5
Girl Scout Week events observed by Troop 160 leaders span March 11 to 17. Activities include church attendance, flag ceremonies at the elementary and school, citizenship efforts at school, a KCOM program and health posters, World Association pins for International Friendship Day, and an all day Lake Proctor outing for Out of Doors Day.
Brownie Troop 15 marked Girl Scout Week with worship at First Church and a Homemaking Day on March 12. Safety Day, Friendship Day, and hospital card gifts followed, ending with a Lake Banes picnic. Leaders included Mrs. Talmage Fails and Mrs. Andrew Harrington, with mothers and Brownies listed.
Troop 16 members and four leaders attended a worship service at First Methodist Church on March 11 to start Girl Scout Week. Twelve girls and four leaders participated with planned flag ceremonies and an outdoors day at Lake Proctor on March 17 featuring a woofen roast and guest visitors.
Nancy Cox reports Free Will Church in Hamilton Texas will host a week long revival starting Wednesday at 7 p m with Rev Larry Cox from Weatherford and guest speakers Blackie Kirkland Jeanne Morgan Donna Spivey Adetha Scott Michelle Seay Cherri Smith Carrie Willingham Becky Weather man Rhonda Butler. The revival runs through Sunday with the pastor leading Sunday night and a Friday Saturday lineup. Hamilton Rendering Co Inc provides the notice.
Leonard Bonick Jr appeals readers to consider the impact of school tax battles on the Comanche Independent School District. He argues taxes are necessary yet costly, warns that ongoing fights may lower education standards, and urges voters to weigh outcomes before supporting candidates.
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