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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1958

Page

5

Funeral for Paul Smith Held in Comanche

Paul Smith died at home after a trip, services held at Riley Home in Funera l. Rev. Standley Williams of Temple led the Masonic funeral, interment in Oakwood Cemetery under Hope Lodge No. 481 A F and A M. Pallbearers drawn from local Masonic Lodge. Born March 23, 1891 in Oklahoma, son of Warren M. Smith and Mary Little Smith.

Standley Williams Temple Hamilton Proctor Oakwood Cemetery Comanche Hope Lodge F.&a.m. Vireil Norris Paul Smith Oklahoma Warren M. Smith Mary Little Smith

Smith Retired Typewriter Salesman Dies in Comanche

Paul Smith, long time traveling repairman of business machines, died in Comanche after living in Waco Brownwood Hamilton and other towns. He was a Methodist and left a widow Doris Andrews a daughter Penny Peach and a grandson. Surviving relatives include the Hill Littie and Garrrett families and several in laws. Funerals drew relatives from Brownwood Waco and Hamilton.

Comanche Paul Fort Worth Smith Waco Brownwood Hamilton Methodist Church Doris Andrews Russell Peach Penny Peach Oscar Rebecca Hill L. F. Littie Lon Smith Dan Garrett Penny Guy Dunn Gordon

Bunylolie Family Visiting Comanche Relatives

Mr and Mrs Leo Bunylolie and their children from West Virginia are visiting Comanche to stay with Mrs J F Kirkland and other relatives in the area. Office supplies of all kinds advertised by The Chief.

West Virginia Leo Bunylolie Comanche J. F. Kirkland

J A Howell Claimed by Death

J W Uncle Billy Howell 81 of Comanche died July 25. Funeral held July 27 at Oak Lawn Chapel with Dr Klingman. Interment White Church Cemetery Glen Rose Rev Ware officiating. Pallbearers listed. Born April 17 1877 in Alabama. Lived in East Texas Somerville Erath Counties Oz grocery owner in Oklahoma City. Survived by daughter Gladys Morgan and a great grandchild. Married twice to Melissa Slater and Mamie Rhodes.

J. W Biily) Howell North Mary Street Comanche Oak Lawn Funeral Home C. C Klingman White Church Glen Rose Edgar Ware Bob Carpenter J. Wall Gayle Odell Ben Sartor Bob Allen Joe Tupin A. P. Cox Joe Sartor Billy Alabama G. H. Howell Lina Wright Howell East Texas Somerville Erath Oklahoma City Howel Melissa Slater Gladys Morgan South Gate California Howell Mamie Rhodes Edwin Sartor Sidney

Comanche Visit Highlights Local Family Ties

A long time Christian Church member noted for generosity and kindness. From Austin, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Silvas spent the weekend in Comanche visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Brightman.

The Christian Church

Donald Elliotts Welcome Daughter Kelly Rhene

Mr and Mrs Donald Eliott of Terminal announce the birth of a daughter named Kelly Rhene on July 7. She weighed seven pounds ten ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bill Elliott of Comanche and Mr and Mrs J W Miller of 910.

Donald Eliott Terminal Kelly Rhene Bill Elliott Comanche J. W. Miller

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