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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1977
Page
4
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Couch celebrated a golden anniversary with a reception in the West Room. Guests wore festooned attire and floral arrangements as Lisie K. Couch registered at the door, with saluting pom pom mums and smiles marking the event.
Dorothy Robertson Mitt Burton and Verge Burwn served as hostesses for the October 27 meeting of the Comanche Study group.
Kyle Hicks Brad Hall Travis Marin Melanie McDougal Joye Deaémen Martha Hacks Cherry Seward Peggy Vine and Suzanne Gaines attend a neighborhood garden event at the Gaines home showcasing planters and seasonal plants.
The NRTA will hold a meeting on Monday to discuss upcoming agendas and member updates. Members are advised to attend at the usual venue to hear reports from committees and leadership.
The National Retired Teachers Association will hold a meeting at the Texas Power and Light Company Hospitality Room on Monday November 7 at 2 30 pm.
Gustine FHA plans a salad supper on November 3 1977 at 700 pm at B Gustine. Mrs Valarie Thedford and sponsor Miss Jane Chandler invite FHA members and the public to attend.
The article lists paternal grandparents as Mr and Mrs WC Robinen of De Leon and maternal grandparents as Mr and Mrs Willie Evans of Comanche.
The note lists LT Hapgood with maternal great grandparents identified as Mr and Mrs K Cooper and Mr and Mrs.
Readable fragments show Comanche newcomers attending a TPAL housing event. Mention references to Wande Carney and homestead details, with unclear full context but noting community gathering and potential housing discussions.
Mr and Mrs Gail King welcomed three new families moving to Comanche, marking a notable local population shift as households settle in the area.
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