Farewell Dinner for Comanche First Presbyterian Minister
Members of First Presbyterian Church Comanche hosted a farewell dinner April 3 1966 in Fellowship Hall for their minister and family leaving April 14. Thirty six attended as Rev E Greer spoke of the privilege of serving the Dallas area church. Guests included Rev and Mrs McCall and E E Greer of Brownwood and other local members.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Comanche
Stella Montgomery
Hardy Slider
Elsie Rea
Rea
Clara Slack
First Presbyterian Church
Texas
Tor
E. E. Greer
Brownwood
C. C. Klingman
Eva Ravenshine
Stag Creek
Grace Roberson
Syd Burton
Bud Schroeder
Gods Way and the Call to His Bible Based Path
The piece argues that Gods ways cannot be judged by human plan and urges adherence to divine guidance found in the Bible. It criticizes modern church innovations and promotes independent local churches under Christ while cautioning against worship or structure driven by human programs. It notes Sg t Harold Wilhelm and Edith Wilhelms Idaho residence, set for two year service in Turkey, with Wilhelm a 195 graduate of Comanche High School and Air Corps veteran.
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Chris
Israel
Devine
Jesus
God
Christ
Bill Crews
Turkey
Harold Wilhelm
Edith
Randy
Linda
Idaho
Comanche
Wilhelm
Ben Wilhelm
States
Key
Comanche High School
Air Corps
Houston Moves Up In Lumber Output Ranking
Since 1958 Houston has risen in national ranking from fifteenth to fifth in the production of lumber and wood products.
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Houston
Contractors Notice of Texas Highway Construction
Sealed proposals for widening 9.085 miles of highway with asphalt concrete pavement and added flexible base on SH 6 from Eastland County line to SH 16 near De Leon will be received in Austin until 9 00 A M April 29 1966 and publicly opened. Plans and specs including minimum wage rates are available at the Glenn G Trotter Resident Engineer office in Comanche County and at Texas Highway Department Austin. Usual rights reserved.
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Asph. Cone. Pav
Surf. Treat
Eastland Co
de Leon
Comanche County
Highway Department
Austin
Glenn G. Trotter
Comanche
Texas
Texas Highway Department
Roundup Attendee from UT Returns to Austin
Jim Dudley a UT and UT Law School graduate visited Austin for Roundup and to see friends over the weekend. Georgia Carleton, 105 E Highland, underwent eye surgery in Stephenville Hospital and is recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. David Goodson of Waco spent the weekend in Comanche with their relatives. John M. Robertson of the Federal Land Bank attended a managers' meeting at Buchanan Dam earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dudley
U. of Texas
UT Law School
Austin
Georgia Carleton
E. Highland
Stephenville Hospital
Waco
David Goodson
Comanche
Herbert Goodson
Houston Robertson
John M. Robertson
Federal Land Bank
Buchanan Dam
Carolyn Wilson
Bell Telehone Co
Doris Wilson
Bob Crouch
Dublin
Crouch
Bob Guthrie
Obituary of Ophelia Hanson in Dublin Proctor area
Mrs. Ophelia Coy Hanson 80 died Sunday in a Dublin nursing home after years in Proctor. Funeral services were held Tuesday at First Baptist Church Dublin with burial in Proctor Cemetery. Survivors include one son Jess T. Hanson and two sisters.
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Ophelia Coy Hanson
Proctor
Dublin
Hanson
First Baptist Church
T. F. Collier
Proctor Cemetery
Walter E. Belyeu
Durward Belyeu
Otho Warren
Clifton Hanson
Leland Hancock
R. M. Fitzgerald
Abilene
Hazel Loudermilk
Brownwood
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Dallas
Oliver
Herbert
God’s Way
Texas Highway Construction
Joe Tupin
C. F. Hall
BD Hicks
Friendly Service
STA
Ned Stewarts
R. Feed & Service
Sco Extra
THE
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Austin ST. Comanche, Texas
Fort Worth, Evangelist
KCOM
Meeting
Faye’s Fashion Korner
Faye Kuykendall
Mrs. Hanson
Arch Boyd, Jr
Anadarko
W. W. Blackburn
Danny
Vonda
Victor Scott
Mark
Brownwood Cattle Auction Arena
Ives
Wayne Brownwood
Olin Mathieson
Farmer's
Sal Oor
Jones
Blair
Sundial House
Jones Blair
Jones-Blaw
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