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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1965

Page

2

Memoir installments reveal lifelong romances and campus pranks

The Comanche County newspaper runs the third and final installment of G. C. Sloan’s memoirs. Sloan recalls early romance with Miss Mattie Robinson, college days, dating exploits, pranks, and a Hallowe’en disguise episode, with vivid anecdotes from Briar Grove to the Co d e Manche area.

G. C. Sloan Sloan Comanche Greenwood Wise County Mattie Robinson A. Cc Briar Grove

Long career and family tales from a Comanche pastor

The narrative recalls early church life in Comanche and Dallas, ministerial mentors, deaconships, and shifts between Presbyterian and Methodist memberships. It notes marriages into the Tenn ey and Lindsey families, dates of union, and the deaths of Gertrude and Cordie Grainger, with Greenwood Texas Cemetery interments. Visitors from Shreveport, Mineral Wells, and Wheeler came to see hospitalized Mrs. Cox.

Chico Greenwood Methodist Church First Presbyterian Church Den Buck Grainger Shreveport Clarence Wells, Jr Nancy Mineral Wells Blanche Grainger Wheeler W. W. Cox

Former Resident W A Matthews Dies in Haskell

Rev. W. A. Matthews, 82, once lived in Comanche, died this week in Haskell. Final rites were conducted in Haskell on April 14.

Comanche Haskell

Beene Visit Described From Stephe Area

Readable text notes a visit by TP Mr and y to Mr and JY Beene inStephe. The Beenes are described as tired after the journey, with references to Enville and Pex A.

JY Beene Stephe Beenes Enville Pex

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