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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
3
Local readers hear about upcoming elections and civic efforts as citizens prepare for voting Tuesday and discuss budgets. Comanche Chamber details progress, while farmers report harvest activity and peanut crops amid seasonal changes and weather.
Pvt. Tom Plumlee son of Mr and Mrs James Plumlee 1207 East Central was home on pass from Fort Sam Houston San Antonio He enlisted in Army Medical Corp in August He completed two months basic training at Fort Polk La October 14 He was squad leader and advanced to Private E-2 He is now in school training as a Pharmacist Specialist at Fort Sam Houston He finished high school at Comanche in 1965 and one year of college at Sul Ross State University
John W. Longley of Stanford will speak at the Lions Club regular meeting on Tuesday night November 8. Longley is District Governor of District 2 E 1, serving Comanche and four other Texas clubs.
Patsy Page is chosen as the FHA Girl of the Month. She writes on Homemaking and FHA, describing challenges in caring for children and balancing sewing, embroidery, and family duties while pursuing homemaking education and personal growth.
Mr and Mrs Jess Williford marked their 50th anniversary with a Golden Wedding reception on Simeny October 23 from 2 to 4 pm at their home. Over 180 guests, including family and out of town friends, attended as Barbara Williford and others directed the register and served cake.
The article notes how women adapt on the trail and often accompany hunters. It praises a wife who is a better shot and more enthusiastic than her international hunter husband, while also contributing charm in social settings.
Mrs. G M Scott 9 of 4 N Pearl Comanche died Sunday night in a local hospital. She was born November 4 1873 in Comanche County and lived there all her life. She belonged to Central Christian Church. Survived by a daughter in law Mrs C B Williams of Fort Worth and many nieces and nephews. Services were held at 10 am at Central Christian Church with Rev Mr Hurst and Dr C C Klingman. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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