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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1969

Page

3

Memorial Day Reflections and Open House Notices

Observances mark Memorial Day with respect for fallen soldiers and living veterans. Comancheans are invited to two open houses at Coun try Club and Comanche National Bank to view a new 5500 square foot building and enjoy refreshments. The issue reprints Harold Hudson’s editorial on public frustration and asks readers to consider complex social and political questions. Mrs Lula Chappell travels to Abilene to visit relatives including sister Mrs Dan Jones and ill mother Mrs Helen Franklin.

PAR Country Club Comanche Erath County Comanche National Bank Comanche National National Welfare Rights Organization Sears NWRO Congress A. M. Aiken Abile Lula Chappell Abilene Dan Jones Helen Franklin

Miss Congeniality From Angelo State Dominates Local Pageant

Angelo State University freshman Connie Haynes was named Miss Congeniality at the Miss San Angelo pageant on May 12 and received a three foot silver trophy. She plans to summer in Comanche with her aunt and uncle.

Connie Haynes Angelo State University J. Tom R. Dudley Elios Dudley Jane Ann Robertson Southwest Texas State University Don Parks A&m Jimmy Rambo Beth Steward Julie Fell Texas Tech Harvey Raines Fort Worth Central Texas United Methodist Church Abilene Caro Vn Croas Janet Brightman Houston Felton Brooks Lori Lisa Mark Donald Jtrooks

Thanks To CHS Students Exs And Ex Students Dance

The 1969 CHS graduation dance at PAR Country Club drew praise for well behaved students. Sponsors thank CHS students ex students Melody Boys band and PAR Country Club officials for making the event possible.

CHS PAR Country Club Comanche Melody Boys

Local exhibit praised by Texas Library official

A Texas Library System field consultant praised a Winnie the Pooh display at Comanche Library and requested to borrow it for the Texas State Library in Austin. The exhibit was created by Mrs. Herbert Lockwood and Margaret Waring, with Lockwood also serving as Chamber of Commerce secretary. Carela Roberson from Germany sent greetings and noted Roberson’s Berry Farm in Hasse.

Brownwood Coliseum Fred L. Flynn Harlingen Texas Guy D. Newman Mims T. A. Patterson Dallas Baptist General Convention of Texas Frances L. Merritt HPC Jean A. C. Garvin Benjamin Wayne Williams James Robert Arthur Hugh Stanley Fletcher Mary Nell Foreman Harold Ray Parrish Mary Margaret Edmonson Jones Mike Lockwood Central Texas College Killeen University of Texas, Austin Conference of Texas Junior Colleges Mike Texas Library System Texas State Library Austin Winnie the Pooh Pooh Herbert Lockwood Margaret Waring Roberson Hasse Carela Germany Ritterburg Berwartstein

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