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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1955

Page

8

Local social notes from Dublin area include visits and funerals

Mack Loggins and family and Gayle Graham and Emily from South Texas spent the weekend en route to Midland for work. Several local residents visited relatives in Dallas Brownwood Dublin Eastland Comanche and Dublin events included a funeral for Henry Sones in Dublin and a birthday gathering at Shamrock Park for Mrs May Doggett. Family and friends visited Round Grove Rising Star Eastland and Big Spring residents, with multiple cross-town visits and weekend stays.

Mack Loggins Gayle Graham Emily South Texas Midland J. A. Lee Dallas Bowman Standridge Wayne Peck Brownwood J. E. Steele J. D. Stephens T. N. Carter Marie Round Grove Troy Steele James Ward Eastland

Sipe Springs Revival Ends April 10 at Local Baptist Church

The Sipe Springs revival, led by Rev. Hampton, runs four weeks at the local Baptist Church and closes Sunday night April 10. Community attendees are invited to services at the Sipe Springs Church of Christ each Sunday. Visitors from Andrews, Denver City, Comanche, Fort Worth, Abilene, Midland, Blanket, and Kermit join locals for chapels, dinners, and social gatherings. The Hobby Club met with 13 members and held a covered dish luncheon with cookies and punch.

Hampton Baptists Church Sipe Springs Church of Christ Gaylon Swift Andrews Darnell Swift Denver City Ira Swift Guy Houser Wayne Johnston Comanche Carl Vanetta Barbara Charlie McKeehan Clara Foster Sutton Dudley Jess House Ernest Allgood Arizona Dick Wyatt Joe Collier Fort Worth H. L. Callaway S. P. McKeehan Cottonwood I. W. Franklin Blanket Wayne Swift Abilene Kermit Hobby Club Whaley Jackson

Local families gather as relatives visit and church revival closes

Abilene residents Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ward and children visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. John Ward. Fort Worth visitors Mrs. Minnie LaRoque and others head home after weekends with Carroll Coker and Floyd Coker. Families Cagle and LaRoque host in Monahans Sweetwater Goldthwaite and Brownwood. South Copperas Baptist Church revival ends with eleven additions as Minister Self Comanche conducts the service.

Gene Ward Abilene John Ward Minnie LaRoque Ben Tatum Fort Worth Carroll Coker Floyd Coker Missouri Henry Drennan Howard California C. E. LaRoque Son Thurston Goldthwaite Burt Solomon Monahans Herchel Cagle J. D. Scott and Terry Brownwood Thurston LaRoque Stephie May C. E. LaRoque Monay Vernon Cagle Sweetwater South Copperas Baptist Church Self Comanche

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