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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1970
Page
11
A Texas Abilene jury texts a man guilty on credit card charges with a three year sentence. President Nixon calls for 1000 FBI agents and firm action against campus mobs. Commentary touches on race, fashion, beggars in Pakistan, a Utah skunk incident, and rising welfare costs.
Families of Curtis Wilsons sect gathered for a weekend at the Wilson home. Attendees included Dr Curtis L Wilson Jr and wife with children Buddy Shelley from Arlington, Bob and Judy Nell and Robby from Bryan, Sam Wilson from Dallas, and Mrs V R Elliott from Abilene visited earlier. Roy Dale Adams family members were present for Sunday. Members E-5 Billy Adams, Richard Adams of Cumby, Steve Adams, and Dean Summers hosts were among those visiting.
Barb outlines shoe history from ancient Egypt and Rome to modern America, noting materials, styles, and status symbols. She traces heel origins with Catherine de Medici and Elizabeth I, medieval long toes, Renaissance colors, and colonial footwear shifts, ending with 1917 fashion changes and a prompt to ask older friends.
A social weekend at the Schiller farm near Fredericksburg brought together Mr. and Mrs. Oswell Bright and Miss Hattie Bright of Fredericksburg with Mr. and Mrs. James C. Schiller, Mr. and Mrs. Curt Schiller of Baytown, Mrs. Jerry Bashrum of Bouscon, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Silvas of Austin. Additional guests included Commerce visitors Mr. and Mrs. David Petty and Mrs. A. E. Robertson, plus S. M. Decker family members from El Paso and Cleburne. Port Isabel visitors Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goodson and Fort Worth guests Mr. and Mrs. Houston B. Lancaster joined local relatives.
Mr and Mrs Gail Dudley traveled to College Station last Friday and Saturday for the Texas and Southwest Quarterly Meeting of the Cattle Raisers Association.
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