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Comanche Chief in Comanche, Texas

19 Apr 1973

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Comanche Chief

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Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1973

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6

Western Hills church notes and Easter greeting

Rev John Wiles delivered a timely message last Sunday. Next Sunday a new Sidney Baptist Church pastor will preach. Visitors list includes many names from Dallas Fort Worth and across Texas. Bible study set for Tuesday at 3 p m. Condolences extend to families of Maggie Ruth Alice Wilhelm Sarah Tillie Steele and Archie Redwine. Easter decorations bring festive joy to the home.

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John Wiles Sidney Baptist Church Ellis Warren Baird Bill Ravenshine Aubrey Shaver Fort Worth J. J. Shaver Max Priddy Carbon Zella Priddy Ilene Hayes Matt Williams Jim Reaves Patrick Frankie Patty Loudermilk Dallas Bill Dunn Phillip Franklin Garland Jack Carnes Wichita Falls Leala Carnes Millie Murser Comanche Earl Monroe Patsy Odessa Floyd Wynn Isham Faye Smith J.K. Bingham Addie Isham Dovie Hall Oleta Dodd de Leon Maud Lane Will Kerley R. F. Clayton Longview Dan Clayton Dick Armstrong Mike Danny Robert Archie Swearingen Florence Bowman Elva Lund Hamilton Golda Gleaton Ward Prestons Abilene Ona Carpenter Jacklle Grimmitt Gustine Mary Wyly Maggie Ruth Alice Wilhelm Sarah Tillie) Steele Archie Redwine
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Mrs. Connie O. Smith Dies in Odessa

Connie O. Smith 86 died in an Odessa hospital April 11. Services were held April 13 at Hubbard-Kelly Chapel with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. She was born September 11, 1887 in Comanche, lived in Odessa since 1949, and was active in the Presbyterian church Altrusa Desk and Derrick and Ladies Shrine. Survived by three Odessa sons ten grandchildren eleven great grandchildren.

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Connie O. Smith Odessa Hubbard-Kelly Sunset Memorial Gardens Smith Comanche J. A. Rogers Alice McCreary Lane Dallas The Presbyterian Church Altrusa Desk and Derrick Club Ladies Shrine Organization W. Nelson Rees William C. Smith Marvin L. Smith
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ACS NEWS By Fenton Swindle

Car owners wash wax and repair cars while neglecting their own health checkups. The piece urges balancing vehicle care with personal medical exams and preventive care.

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Fenton
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Safeguards Against Cancer and Local Health News

The American Cancer Society promotes seven simple safeguards to keep bodies in serviceable condition and urges donations when volunteers call. Charlie Marshall, owner of the Majestic Theatre, had surgery at All Saints Hospital in Fort Worth and is reported doing well. Mrs. Donald Elrod is recovering from knee surgery at Brownwood Community Hospital and is said to be improving.

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American Cancer Society Charlie Marshall Majestic Theatre All Saints Hospital Fort Worth Brownwood Hospital Donald Elrod Brownwood Community Hospital
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Richland Springs boys win district track title over Mozelle

Richland Springs captured the District 12 B boys title at Comanche as rain hampered actions. Joey Hardman led the team by breaking records in the high jump and intermediate hurdles and winning the high hurdles while anchoring the mile relay to seal a 128 1/3 to 120 1/3 victory over Mozelle.

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Richland Springs Mozelle Comanche Joey Hardman
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Mozelle Leads Close Finish in Girls Race and Hardman Sets Records

Mozelle outscored Blanket 116 to 112 with Gus tine at 106.5 and Hardman high jumped 6 feet 1 inch and ran the intermediate 41.9 to set new marks. He won the high hurdles in 15.9 seconds.

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Mozelle Blanket Gustine Hardman
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