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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1956

Page

6

Mrs. Eugene Moore Aunt Genese Dies After Illness

Funeral services for Mrs. Eugene Moore, known as Aunt Genese, were held at De Leon Primitive Baptist Church. She died July 23 1956 at her niece’s home after months of illness. Survived by son R L Moore, three grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. interment at De Leon Cemetery.

Eugene Moore Genese de Leon Primitive Baptist Church J. L. Collings Tor Moore T. J. Wilkerson de Leon Eugene Parker Moore W. C Martha Ann (Rodgers) Parker Macon Georgia Texas Waco Comanche County John W. Moore R. L. Moore S. O. McEntire Sidney W. A. Roussel, Jr Port Arthur E. B. Lauderdale Big Lake Primitive Church George Caraway J. M. Holdridge Walton Bassett Sherley White Elmer Joiner Ely ‘Terry Basil Brownlee E. C. McLendon B. B. Burrow C. A. Terry Fort Worth Gold Garrett Abilene Dusne Garrett Amarillo Elvis Watkins Knox City J.C. Easley Lillie Gregg Mineral Wells Perry Lakey Hamlin Don

Local Families Mentioned Across Texas in Notable Notices

Foster Stamford and Nowlin families with sons. Houston households of Parker. Crosby and Lauderdale households. Big Lake Roussel family with children. Port Arthur J end family. Armstrong and Aldson, Jones and Wilson households in Comanche Dublin.

June Army enlistees in Fourth Army area highest in two years

In June the Fourth Army area saw 1 084 enlistments 820 non prior service and 237 returning veterans plus 27 women in the Women's Army Corps. The total exceeded the quota of 942 achieving 115 07 percent.

Regular Army Fourth Army Garren R. Bryant Southwestern Women's Army Corps Army Texas Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma New Mexico Fourth Army Ex

Van Dyke July rainfall and church attendance

No measurable rain fell in Van Dyke during July up to Monday morning July 3. Local churches report total Sunday School attendance of 83 last Sunday with Gartman View 41 and Zion 42. Zion Hill Church reports one new conversion, Mrs. Bonita Hilburn, in their services last Sunday. The annual summer revival is mentioned.

van Dyke Gartman View Zion Zion Hill Church Bonita Hilburn

Local Names Mentioned in Cisco and Sipe Springs Areas

Luther Franklin A D Garrett Lela Parker G K Brown Mrs Jack Whitesides Sipe Springs Mrs Arley Doyle Santo Mrs WD Preston Gorman and Mrs JL Collings Cisco.

Luther Franklin A. D. Garrett Lela Parker G. K. Brown Jack Whitesides Sipe Springs Arley Doyle Santo W. D Preston Gorman J. L. Collings Cisco

God Is Love In Scriptural Message From Austin Visit

A religious reading references First John 4 8 and speaks of chastening and love. The text mentions an Austin visit and social references to Mrs o during the week and notes God holds in his hand a directing rod for conduct.

God

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E. Moore United Pentecostal Church S. Houston Street Comanche G. W. Hamilton Svangelist Ing Services H. C Red Jacket Attentiony J. W. Stark Jr Wayne M Red Swindle Ting Elton Kemp Coleman Alonzo Lancaster Lula Anderson Kemp Hico Jesse By Jesse Tiner Tsan A Austin Mrs. O Hoo D. W Zell Conoco Wilson Hamilton, Coryell Bosque Counties Roberts Howell E. Cobb Baxters Phillip Buena Vista Haley Chambray Work Oxfords Cardus Bayon Jersey Baxter Black Bayer Aspirin Esso Wilson’s Crisp Borden Stat Gladiola
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