Gary Van Is to Headline Comanche County Fair Night Show
Gary Van and His Western Caravan bring a Texas western swing act to the Comanche County Fair on August 16 1973 at 7 30 p m at the Comanche County Livestock Center. The entertainer operates Justice Records and cites national hits like There's No Fool Like A Young Fool and I'll Cross That Bridge. The group tours nationwide and has appeared on television and radio shows including the Friday Nite Frolics and Opry House.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Gary van
Gary
Justice Records
Buena Vista Hotel
Safford
Arizona
Caravan East
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Golden Nuggets
Tex Williams’ Village
Newhall
California
Puerto Rico
Bermuda
Newfoundland
Nashville
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Ohio
Opry House
Wichita
Kansas
Point
Texas
Dallas
Nadie
Hollywood
Comanche County
Comanche County Livestock Center
Revival Report from Liberty Free Will Baptist Church
The Liberty Free Will Baptist Church reports a blessed revival led by evangelist Raymond Getz of Fort Worth. Two souls were saved, eight new members joined, and several rededications occurred. The church invites worshipers to Sunday School at 10:00 a.m., morning service at 11:00, Sunday night preaching at 7:00, and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30.
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Liberty Free Will Baptist Church
Raymond Getz
Ft. Worth
Mrs Neal Rites Held in Cedar City Utah
Frances Markine Neal 38 of Lemon Grove California formerly of Comanche County died Sunday July 29 in a Cedar City Utah hospital. Funeral at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel August 3 with Rev Barnett Rippetoe officiating. Interment Newburg Cemetery. Survived by husband W S Neal two sons Robert Russell and Justin Land of Lemon Grove father Mark Cozy Jacumba brother Robert Lewis Cozy San Diego.
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Frances Markine Neal
Lemon Grove
California
Comanche County
Cedar City
Utah
Comanche Funeral Home
Barnett Rippetoe
Newburg Cemetery
Comanche
W. S. Neal
Eagle Pass
Tex
Henson Family Reunion Brings Relatives Together in Brownwood
Members of the Henson family gathered for a July 20 22 reunion at Brownwood State Park with numerous attendees from Tyler Sweetwater Llano Pecos Houston and Abilene among others. Plans were set for New Year dinner in Big Springs and another gathering in July 1974 in Brownwood.
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Henson
Brownwood State Park
J. N
Arby Henson
Tyler
Bob
Stella Thompson
Sweetwater
Morell Cross
Sylester
Alma Birk
Llano
Bill
Sue
David
Dana Richardson
Reagan
Carl
Nita
Garry Johnson
Bill Jace
Pecos
Arthur
Thelma Littleton
Georgetown
Jean
Kathryn
A. W
James Sledge
de Leon
Roy
Betty Branham
Houston
Sandra
Brandee Birk
Humble
Riley
Gay
Kayla
Kami Cross
Abilene
Leon
Zenita
Rebecca
Jim Gardner
Odessa
Reenna
John Grey
Garland
Irland
Jueldeen
Mike
Ricky McCormick
Big Springs
Beulah Thompson
Curt
Judy Howard
Lomax
Rod
Grace McKinzie
Brownwood
Virgil
Silas Townsend
Ardis
Bess
Tammy Stephens
Roby
Lee
Vada
Caryn
Traci
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Liberty Free Will News
Mrs. Neal
Frances Waring
Bill Waring
Dawson Waring
Lamessa
John M. Robertson
D.B. Burk
Ruby Wyatt
W. J. Stanfield
Sipe Springs
Central Texas Pest Control
Cal
William Lane & Son
N. Cole
Southern Savings
Savings
Center Avenue
Brownwoo
N. Austin
Arlington
Billy Williams
Lance
Wayne Williams
Paul Richards
Fort Worth
Gwyn Priddy
Chicago
Harold Rambos
Lewis Rambo
Lewis
University of Chicago
Mrs
Martin Eads
Freggort
West Grand
Harold Adcock
Mas
Goodson’s Trading Post
Mil
Randy
Orion
Ypaque
Onward
Avery Astro” Labeler
Assia
Len Bonick
Ben Franklin
Diam
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