J. M. Wilkerson Dies in Dallas at 55
Michael Wilkerson died in Dallas on November 24. Services were held November 26 at 3 p.m. in De Leon Methodist Church with Rev. C. D. Wooten and Rev. Bobby Weathers officiating. Burial followed in De Leon Cemetery. Pallbearers included J. C. Beasley and J. Drexel Beasley among others. He was born January 19, 1939 in German to J. T. and Edna Myrle Garrett Wilkerson and married Roberta Louise Renick March 18, 1961. He worked for the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Dallas and served in the U.S. Army International Rifle Team. He is survived by his wife, son J. Michael Wilkerson, Jr., and his parents in De Leon.
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Michael Wilkerson
Dallas
de Leon Methodist Church
C. D. Wooten
Bobby Weathers
de Leon Cemetery
J. C. Beasley
J. Drexel Beasley
W. B. Hammonds
Glenn Moore
Ryan Preston
Franklin Loudermilk
Mr. Wilkerson
J. T
Edna Myrle_ Garrett
A&M Beats Texas Draws Fans to College Station
Mr and Mrs Bill Parks and daughter Cindy visited College Station to watch Texas fall to A&M. They were accompanied home by their season, a member of the Aggie band.
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Bill Parks
Cindy
College Station
A&m
Texas
Seson
Aggie
Wandering Man Rescued After Grass Burrs Hamper Search
Ray Huddleston a 64 year old Comanche man and nursing home resident was found in a pasture west of Moorman Manufacturing Co after a long search by family nursing home staff and Comanche volunteers. He was exhausted had lost his shoes and joked with rescuers while being treated at De Leon hospital.
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Ray Huddleston
de Leon
Sunset Dr
Western Hills
Mr. Huddleston
Oil Company
Charles Anders
Comanche Volunteer Firemen
Anders
Moorman Manufacturing Co
Huddleston
Texas A&m
Texas A
de Leone Hospital
Mineral Wells Hand Cagers Three Defeats
The Comanche basketball teams traveled to Mineral Wells on Tuesday night and all three squads lost. The B-team fell 49 to 26 in a freshmen heavy lineup. The Indian Maidens lost 45 to 36 after a 20 to 18 halftime edge faded in the second half. The Indians, coached by Leta Andrews and Wayne Preston, dropped 50 to 34 as poor shooting plagued them. Clyde Weaver led Comanche with seven points in a 34-21 third quarter deficit, with Billy Williams totaling 12 for Mineral Wells and Judy Gleaton top scoring for Comanche girls with 14.
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Comanche
Mineral Wells
George Ellis
Mineral Wells Girls
Leta Andrews
Judy Gleaton
Sarah Fletcher
Gwinn Summers
Susan Hicks
Wayne Preston
Preston
Billy Williams
Jerry Ellis
Clyde Weaver
Harry
Cloud
Indians
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Dawson Waring
Bill
Rick
John D. Waring
Brady
Howell Cobb
Foster Leach
Robert Stack Elke
Sandy Dennis
von Ryan's Express
Charlie Marshall
Majestic Theatre
Rabe
Pangburn
Kaywoodie
London
Currier & Ives
Jade East
World Bibles
York Pecan Shellers
Lazy Susans
Meare
Lady Schick Shavers
Ronson
Remington, Schick
Sunbeam
Price Matehabelli Perfume
Coty
Impreva
Corningware
Durham
Prescription Pharmacy
E. «. McDougal
Child
Sweetwater
Granbury- Crane
Angus Roy White
Hasse
Aberdeen
W. C. Chilton
L. M. Richmondk de Leon
Wichita Falls
Alien Owens
Will Burdette
Vernon
Clyde
Clyde R. Honea
H. G. Wilson
Western Hills Nursing Home
Lloyd Isham
Cyril Isham
Fort Worth
Earl Monroe
Odessa
Addie Isham
North
Houston
Clement
Hathcock’s
Firtin
Independent Druggist League
LUDEN
Marlox
SMA
Baker's
Gillette
Ira
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