Nabers Dies in Pecos After Illness
Roger V. Nabers died at his Pecos home after several months of illness. He had lived in Comanche for many years and was the last surviving member of the Joel Nabers family.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
4
Roger V. Nabers died at his Pecos home after several months of illness. He had lived in Comanche for many years and was the last surviving member of the Joel Nabers family.
Mr and Mrs L N Hayes of Mena Arkansas were visitors in Comanche on Monday. They plan to retire soon and settle near Comanche. Mr Hayes previously served as superintendent of Blanket school about 25 years ago.
Mr and Mrs Lohman Cagle of Comanche will be honored on their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception from 1 to 4 pm Sunday December 16 at their home on N Erwin. Their children Gaylon Cagle Sidney Wanda Nobbs Weatherford and Joy Jones Comanche host the event with six grandchildren and two great grandchildren invited.
Friends and relatives invited to an open house at 602 West College for Mr. and Mrs. Herman Martin on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. The Martins return to Comanche to retire after thirty years in San Diego California.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Burdette of Goldthwaite visited Mr and Mrs George Reeves on Monday. The social call highlights small community ties and regional family connections.
Miss Patrice Moore bride elect of Gene Stewart was honored at a December 1 bridal shower at the Boyd Anthonys home. Cohosts included Mesdames Cameron Myers Roberts Brannon Norris Hicks Reese McKinzie Kerby Johns ton Bradshaw Gleaton Kibler Dabney Houck. Guests greeted by Mrs. Anthony included Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stewart, the couple, and Moore s parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Moore. Mrs. A. A. Lam grandmother of the prospective groom attended. Mrs. Albert Sheppard of Dallas registered guests from five to seven p.m. The bride s table featured an orange and yellow mum arrangement with milk glass and silver, as cookies mints nuts coffee and spiced tea were served by Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Wilson.
Roy Brannan returned home after a four day sightseeing trip to New York. He attended three Broadway shows during his visit.
Mr and Mrs M W Mosby Jr of Dallas visited the John Fenimores last weekend in a brief social note highlighting local acquaintances and weekend travels.
Mr and Mrs Hix Bryson of Oroville California are visiting his mother Mrs Gerald Bryson in the area and staying for a short visit as part of a family gathering.
Mrs. Juanita Todd and companion visited Mr. and Mrs. George Torres in Fort Worth last weekend to share a social visit and discussion.
Mr and Mrs Erman McCool of Route 1 Gustine marked their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house December 23 from 2 to 5 PM at their son Billy D McCool s home in Route 1 Gustine. They wed December 22 1973 in Stephenville and live in Lamkin Gustine area where he farms. They have a son a granddaughter and a great granddaughter.
Granbury visitors Mrs. W. N. Gleaton Mrs. T. N. Walker and Mrs. G. H. Gleaton called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker. They had lunch with Mrs. Dan Gibson at the Nutt House then toured Acton and ended with a stop at Dinosaur State Park in Glen Rose.
Mrs. Pat Ainsworth and her daughter Kathy of Fort Worth spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Evans, continuing a brief family visit and holiday gathering in Fort Worth.
Walter Durham departed Coleman with Mrs. Azalea Ellis and spent the weekend in Hawaii on a business trip, returning with Mrs. George Ware of Coleman.
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