Obituary of Julia Loudermilk 72 of Comanche
Loudermilk Julia 72 of Comanche died April 9 after a long illness at home. Funeral 4:30 p.m. April 11 Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Clarence Bryant officiating. Burial Downing Cemetery. Survived by sister Deed Whitlock brother J B Loudermilk and several nieces and nephews. She was a Church of Christ member.
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Julia Loudermilk
Comanche
Comanche Funeral Home
Clarence Bryant
Downing Cemetery
Downing
Church of Christ
Deed Whitlock
J. B. Loudermilk
Brownwood man M H Haynie Macon dies at 83
M H Haynie Macon Hamilton Haynie 83 of Brownwood died at Western Hills Nursing Home Sunday night April 10. Funeral services conducted by Rev C G Fuston were held Tuesday at 2:00 pm with burial at Indian Creek. He was born May 4 1893 in Cusia County Alabama a World War I veteran and 50 year Mason. He married Inez Bowman November 8 1970 in De Leon and is survived by his wife a sister and several nieces and nephews.
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Macon Hamilton Haynie
Brownwood
Western Hills
Comanche Funeral Home Chapel
C. G. Fuston
Indian Creek Cemetery
Cusia County
Alabama
Haynie
Santa Barbara
California
Inez Bowman
de Leon
Methodist Church
Inez Haynie
Marie Greenlee
Monahans
Obituary: Mrs. Zelma Wilson of Gustine Dies After Long Illness
Zelma May Wilson age 62 of Rt. 1 Gustine died Sunday morning at De Leon Nursing Home after a long illness. Born October 2, 1914 in Gustine, she lived in the county all her life. She married Elmer Dee Wilson on August 10, 1935.
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Zelma May Wilson
Rt. 1
Gustine
de Leon Nursing Home
Wilson
Elmer Dee Wilson
Funeral services for Sidney Tate Counts in De Leon
Sidney Tate Counts aged 85 died April 5 in De Leon Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held April 7 at De Leon Funeral Home with Rev. Charles McClure officiating. A retired De Leon postmaster and WWI Navy veteran, he served in the American Legion and Masonic Lodge and was Red Cross chairman during WWII. Survivors include two daughters Charlene Miller and Peggy Scott, a brother Charlie Counts, and eight grandchildren.
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Sidney Tate Counts
de Leon
Charles McClure
First United Methodist Church
Mr. Counts
Minnie Bell Sloan
U.S. Navy
American Legion
Masonic Lodge No. 445
Red Cross
Methodist Church
Charlene Miller
Peggy Scott
San Antonio
Charlie Counts
Plumlee Jones passes at 85 in De Leon
J A Plumlee Jones Arthur Plumlee 85 of De Leon died at 12 20 pm Wednesday April 6 in De Leon Hospital after a brief funeral was held Friday April 8 at De Leon Funeral Home Chapel Clarence Brock minister of Church of Christ Burial was in De Leon Born August 18 1891 in Mt Hersey Ark he married Earla Sue Huddleston December 10 1916 in Custer He came to De Leon from McKinney in 1964 Retirement from West Texas Utility Company and was a member of the De Leon
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Jones Arthur Plumlee
de Leon
Plumlee
de Leon Funeral Home
Clarence Brock
Church of Christ
Mt. Hersey
Ark
Earla Sue Huddleston
Custer
McKinney
West Texas Utility Company
Longtime Comanche County resident Elliott buried in Oakwood
The obituary notes the burial of a Comanche County native born March 11 1899. He married Beulah Jones in 1924 and served as Precinct 1 Commissioner in the early 1960s. He sang at hundreds of funerals with a quartet, survived by his wife two sons Rochelle Elliott and Donald Elliott six grandchildren two great grandchildren three brothers four sisters and numerous nieces and nephews. Burial followed services at Oakwood Cemetery with Mount Olievet Funeral Home arranging.
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Paul Silvas
Burton Hughes
Bill Glasgow
Oakwood Cemetery
A. B. Cottrell
Oral Cottrell
C. D. Stovall
Howard Drennan
Bill Gressett
Ollie Wilson
Chris Bloyd
Sid Porter
Mr. Elliott
Comanche County
Beulah Jones
Comanche
Mt. Pleasant
Elliott
Precinct No. 1
Rochelle Elliott
Donald Elliott
Tucson
Arizona
Springfield
Missouri
John A. Lightfoot
Wichita Falls
Pearl Adams
Amarillo
Myrtle Easley
Plumlee Family Survived by Spouse Children and Grandchildren
Survivors include his wife two sons Oral W Plumlee and James L Plumlee a daughter Dorothy Delling two sisters Viola Davis of California and Gertie Jones of Lubbock four grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Oral W. Plumlee
James L. Plumlee
Dorothy Delling
Viola Davis
California
Gertie Jones
Lubbock
Heathington Heathington Dies at 62. De Leon Store Owner
Heathington Maurice Wayne Heathington 62 died at 5 30 a m Thursday April 7 at Methodist Hospital Dallas Funeral services were 4 p m Friday April 8 with ministers Clarence Brock and Payne Hattox in Stephenville Burial in Oakland Cemetery near Gorman He was born September 12 1914 in Lagerton married Roberta Nold September 1 1950 in Arkansas City Kansas owned Heathingtons Variety Store recently retired He was a Church of Christ member Survivors include his wife a son Ron of Krum two brothers Paul of Rotan and Cled of Hellotos and a sister Mrs Joe Clark of Rotan
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Comanche
The
Baptist Church
Comanche Funeral Home Chapel
Elvis Fielding
Union Cemetery
Harold Northcutt
Dub Hurt
A. J. Nelson
Ollie Payne
Bobby Rinehart
Tom Wilson
Dee Wilson
Gustine
Edward Wilson
Nancy Wilson
Dallas
Bea Cantrell
Church of Christ
Clarence Brock
Payne Hattox
Stephenville
Oakland
Gorman
Lagerton
Roberta Nold
Arkansas City
Kansas
Heathington’s
Ron
Krum
Paul
Rotan
Cled
Hellotos
Joe Clark
Funeral services held for Ernest E. Sebring in De Leon
Ernest E. Sebring, 81, of De Leon, died April 8 after a long illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. April 10 at Anderson-Clayton Funeral Home in Terrell with burial at Radar Cemetery. He moved to De Leon in 1974 and was a member of the Odd Fellows and Church of, daughters, and several relatives and grandchildren survive.
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Ernest E. Sebring
de Leon
Anderson - Clayton Funeral Home
Terrell
Radar
Anderson-Clay Funeral Home
Nowlin Funeral Home
Mr. Sebring
Dallas County
Bill Elliott dies after sudden illness at home
Bill Elliott 77 died Saturday morning after a sudden illness at his home 41S W Duncan. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at Comanche Funeral Home.
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William Robert
Bill) Elliott
W. Duncan
Comanche Funeral Home
Death of Rev Earl H Lightfoot Former Comanche Pastor
The Rev. Earl H. Lightfoot aged 84 of 3119 Clary Fr Worth died Sunday. He previously served as pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Comanche. A funeral service is set for 10 30 a m Tuesday April 12 at Arlington Heights United.
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Earl H. Lightfoot
Clary
Worth
First United Methodist Church
Comanche
Arlington Heights United
Robertson Descendants Gather for Family Reunion at Lake Eanes
The Sam and Nellie Robertson descendants held a reunion Sunday at Lake Eanes near Comanche. Attendees included Madie Robertson, Marshal Robertson Jr, Jerry Beck, Katie Knight, John Robertson, Gertrude Scott, Frank and Brenda Scott, Rosa, Tami and Thad, Eva Sibert, Gary Sibert and John, Veral Elliott and family, Effie Dearman, Hal Franks, Melinda, Dianna Steele, O. D. Williford and Judy, Brenda Williams, Elizabeth Adams, Shauna, Marge, Larry Williford, Shane and Steven, and Howard Knight among others.
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Sam
Nellie Robertson
Lake Eanes
Comanche
Madie Robertson
Marshal Robertston, Jr
Jerry Beck
Nolenville
Katie Knight
Barry
John Robertson
Hillsboro
Gertrude Scott
Frank
Brenda Scott
Rosa
Tami
Thad
Brownwood
Eva Sibert
Gary Sibert
John
Veral Elliott
Scott
April
Leslie
Nocona
Effie Dearman
Coleman
Hal Franks
Melinda
Dianna Steele
Midland
O. D. Williford
Judy
Brenda
Next Meeting Set for Lake Eanes Area in 1978
April 14, 1977 notices list Virgle Hollingsworth of Dallas and Lela Sims of Gatesville among attendees. The group's next gathering is planned for the first Sunday in April 1978 at Lake Eanes near Comanche.
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Kleburg
Virgle Hollingsworth
Dallas
W. R. Owen
Lela Sims
Gatesville
Lake Eanes
Comanche
Notice to Bidders for Comanche ISD stadium projects
Separate bids due from firms at the Comanche Texas school office for a concession stand restrooms lighting towers and electrical work at the football stadium. Documents cost deposits 10 or 35 dollars and are refundable upon return. Bids opened April 25 at 8 pm at the School Tax Office. The board may hold bids ten days and reject or waive irregularities.
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Superintendent of Schools
Comanche
Texas
E. Central
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