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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1976
Page
4
November events include a Club Handicap Tournament on November 9 with 10 oclock tee off and prizes. Mary Martin's My Heart Belongs reviewed by Mrs V Y Rejebian on November 1 with a 11 45 buffet. sales proceeds benefit her church. Non members urged to attend.
The notice lists events for the week: Thursday November 4 luncheon 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM followed by band practice 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM and a Senior Citizen Musical at 6:00 PM. Friday November S at 6:30 PM features the Progressive 42 party. Sunday November 7 monthly singing from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
The Comanche Study Club met on October 2 with hostesses Mrs Derroll Caraway Mrs Jim Wilkerson and Mrs Jake Sledge Twenty nine members attended Refreshments included Italian cream cake salted pecans and coffee Roll call cited My Favorite Flower Arrangement Mrs Harold Denny led the program on Flower Shows and Flower Arranging.
The Comanche County Unit of the National Retired Teachers Association will hold a Dutch Treat breakfast at Golden Arrow Cafeteria on November 9 at 9 00 am. Dr C C Klingman will speak and music by Mrs Virginia Davis and Mrs Nancy Wilkerson. Members are invited.
Mrs. Willie Cummings was honored on her 99th birthday at Western Hills Nursing Home on October 28. Relatives from Comanche Temple Lubbock Abilene Brownwood and Fort Worth attended along with Temple and Co manche friends. She has lived at Western Hills for nine years. R L Anderson of Temple could not attend.
Heritage Club met October 19 at Mrs. James Wilson home with twenty two members. Excerpts from Patchwork of Memories were presented. a paper on Music A National Need discussed music in U.S. presidents from 1776 to 1976. Wigs donated to M D Anderson Hospital.
Sixty eight NRTA members from Comanche and De Leon counties visited Granbury on October 23 to attend The Girls in Room 509 at the Opera House. They thanked First Co manbe Bank and Farmers and Merchants Bank of De Leon for buses. participants included listed couples and several single members and guests.
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