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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1965

Page

3

Local visits mark weekend in Houston area

cE FROM HOUSTON visits John Boswell of Hous and spends weekend with his mother Mrs. Sam ell and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jones and Keith of Rockport visit the Edmondsons at Easter. Mrs. Jones teaches Spanish and English at Rockport High School.

Bobby Jones Keith Rockport Fred Edmondson Mrs. Jones Rockport High School

Vineyard Rites Held Here For Charles H Vineyard

Charles Henry Vineyard, 35, of Comanche County, died in a pickup collision near Roby on April 22. Funeral services were held April 25 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Taylors Chapel Cemetery. He was a truck driver, Army Korean Conflict veteran, and member of Congregational Methodist Church. He left a wife Virginia and four sons and four daughters.

Charles Henry Vineyard Snyder Soda Springs Comanche County Vineyard Comanche Funeral Home Chapel Lloyd H. Horton W. A. Ross Taylors Chapel Cemetery Yard Rt. 2 Comanche Mr. Vineyard Congregational Methodist Church Taylors Chapel Charles Dan Emory Charles Henry Rodney Vineyard Pamela Elizabeth Carolyn Donna Vineyard H. G Fern) Simpson E. J. Vineyard Ira Bobby Vineyard Xenia Ohio

Irving Family Visits Comanche Relatives

Mrs. Jim Webb and children Jean and Terry of Irving were in Comanche Friday visiting relatives and friends.

Jim Webb Jean and Terry of Irving Comanche

Reverend McCord Conducts R N Bruner Funeral

Rev. and Mrs. B L McCord traveled to Frost on Tuesday for the funeral of R N Bruner of Dallas aged 79, the preacher’s uncle.

B. L. McCord Frost Rev. McCord R. N. Bruner Dallas Mr. Bruner

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Yew County Floyd M. Key Sarah John Sally Ad Spencer Key Houston John Boswell of Hous Mrs Sam Ell City OF Chase & Sanborn Morton Kimbell Sunshine Hi-Ho Gerber Swift’s Gladiola New Aentner Bice Bacon Armour’s Star Eerie Manta Ifa Paice Jiamond Raserns Ie A Real Bargian del Monte Prunes VFB Roby Mrs. C. E Dan) Vine Virginia Goldstein
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