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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1977

Page

5

Mrs Roy Bass Rites Held In Comanche

Mrs Roy Bass 64 of Comanche died December 11 after a long illness in Comanche hospital. Funeral services were held December 13 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Jerry Ross officiating. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by husband Roy Bass a daughter a sister a brother a granddaughter and two grandsons plus other relatives.

Roy Hattie Drucilla) Bass Comanche Comanche Hospital Comanche Funeral Home Jerry Ross Oakwood Cemetery Larry Graham Raymond Lane Grady Ripley R. P. Scott Gyale Pirkle Kenneth Tankersley Stanton Anders Dean Summers

R H Abel Rites Held For Robert Hugh Abel

Funeral services for 87 year old Robert Hugh Abel were conducted at the First Baptist Church in Desdemona with Rev. L C Landers and Rev. Bill Spencer officiating. Burial followed at Desdemona Cemetery under Nowlin Funeral Home. He died in a De Leon nursing home after a lengthy illness. Born May 3 1890 in Crawford he married Lora B Davis in 1913. He was a retired oil field worker and had lived in Desdemona then De Leon since 1970. He was a Methodist. Survivors include his wife a son Robert Abel of Blumfield New Mexico a daughter Helen Brown of El Paso and four sisters Myrtle Collins of Comanche Willie Taylor of

Robert Hugh Abel First Baptist Church Desdemona L. C. Landers Bill Spencer Nowlin Funeral Home de Leon Mr. Abel Crawford Lora B. Davis Turnersville Robert Abel Blumfield New Mexico Helen Brown el Paso Myrtle Collins Comanche Willie Taylor

Funeral services held for A T Albin in Delano

A T Albin 70 of Delano died November 30 after a long illness. Funeral services were held December 2 at 2 p m. He moved from Comanche to Delano in 1945 and operated a butane business until retirement. Survived by widow Vivian a son Tommy Del Rey Calif two daughters Savanah Williams Morro Bay and Sarah Helzer Santa Barbara seven grandchildren and one great grandchild Relatives attended from Los Angeles Fresno Hamilton and other places.

A. T Ted) Albin Thomas Way Delano Albin Delano Hospital Comanche Vivian Tommy del Rey California Savanah Williams Morro Bay Sarah Helzer Santa Barbara Pam Linthicum Donald Williams Stephanie Stephan Valerie Helzer Lisa Thomas Albin John Linthicum Eldon Jones Hamilton Bernandine Kim Kautz Marilyn Gilham Los Angeles Allie Mae Albin Bill Sevey Fresno

Death of C. W. LaRoque LaRoque OS of Pyote

C W LaRoque Clement Wayne LaRoque OS of Pyote and formerly of Comanche died Friday December 9 at his home after an apparent heart attack. Funeral services were held December 13 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Clarence Bryant minister. Burial followed at Stag Creek. Born April 28, 1912 in Comanche County he was the son of Clement Elmer LaRoque and Joilet Parsons was his wife.

Clement Wayne LaRoque Pyote Comanche Comanche Funeral Home Clarence Bryant Church of Christ Stag Creek Cemetery Comanche County Clement Elmer LaRoque Cross Roads Sidney Joilet Parsons

Obituary notice from Oklahoma listing family survivors

The deceased, a member of the Church of Christ, died December 20 1929 in Oklahoma. Survived by son James of Odessa, daughters Darla Vene Mc Carty of Saudi Arabia and Sandra Kay Wheeler of Odessa, brothers Wendell of La Jolla Calif Thurs ton May and Billy Ray of San Antonio, sister Mary Jo Scott of Brownwood, 15 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Oklahoma Church of Christ James Odessa Darla Vene McCarty Saudi Arabia Sandra Kay Wheeler Wendell la Jolla Calif Thurston May Billy Ray San Antonio Mary Jo Scott Brownwood

Longtime Rising Star educator J L Newbury dies on hunting trip

J L Newbury longtime Rising Star school superintendent since 1974 died on December 11 after a heart attack while on a hunting trip near Menard. Funeral services were held December 13 at First Baptist Rising Star with burial at May Cemetery. He was born January 28 1923 in Mills County and had 27 years in education.

Jimmie Leonard Newbury Rising Star Menard Newbury First Baptist Church of Bill Easley First United Methodist Church of Dick Williams First Baptist Church Owen Aiken Church of Christ of Rising Star May Cemetery Higginbotham Funeral Home Mr. Newbury Mills County Polly Anderson Fort Worth May High School U.S. Navy

Local educator served Blanket and Star districts in Texas

Comanche County obituary notes the death of a longtime Texas educator who led Blanket Schools from 1967 to 1974 and later served Star Independent School District. He was active in the First United Methodist Church Rising Star and state and national teacher associations. Survivors include his wife four sons two brothers three sisters and four grandchildren.

Comanche Texas Rising Star First United Methodist Church of Texas State Teachers Association National Education Association National Superintendents Association Tom Henderson Cedar Hill Paul Henderson Stephenville Nicky Newbury Mal Newbury Joyce Newbury Brownwood Harry Newbury Tucumcari New Mexico Aline Teague May Fay Newbury Corsicana Edwina Jones Charlotte North Carolina

Seven Bearcats named to De Leon district all stars

Seven De Leon Bearcats earned district honors with seven on the offense and defense teams. Unanimous selections on offense were Lloyd Eisenrich Toby Morris Sig Wolfe and Gregg Hammit. On defense were Jeff Rogers and Joey Wilcoxson with David Walker in the secondary. Honorable mention included Randall Clark Gregory Cisneroz Rusty Weaver Ronald Powell Alan Sadberry and Randall Sanders.

de Leon Bearcat Lloyd Eisenrich Toby Morris Sig Wolfe Gregg Hammit Joey Wilcoxson Jeff Rogers David Walker Rogers Wilcoxson Randall Clark Gregory Cisneroz Rusty Weaver Ronald Powell Alan Sadberry Randall Sanders

Christmas gatherings and visits mark Western Hills events

The Western Hills News notes a Sunday sermon by Rev. Vaughan and a next service by Rev. Chuck Miller from Sidney Baptist. It records Christmas celebrations with Mrs. Tillie Franks, party dates, and many visitors including Catherine Frazier, the Loudermilks, and the Powers. It also lists nursing home party plans for December 20 1977 and details for skilled wing visitors and party stations.

Venita Randall J. L. Jones, Jr Dylan_ Randall Mineral Wells Nora Monroe Wendy Sandra Rogers Stella Whitworth Comanche Charlie Sanford Joe Gore Kayla and Jerry Brownwood Maude Edwards Artie Couch Alice Young Weldon Roach Rising Star Mary Hardy Leroy Woolsey Henry Boldebuck Ft. Worth Maude Lane Wayne Wynona Heidi Caffey Annie Evans Sidney Mary Evans Killeen McGuairts Jess Western Hills Nursing Home

Christmas Thought and Hospital Update

All friends and relatives are invited to celebrate Christmas with us. A Christmas thought from Peter Marshall about love and miracles. Mrs. W. H. Dudney, Sr. underwent surgery December 7 at Brownwood Community Hospital and remains in serious condition. See The Comanche Chief for bookkeeping services and complete record systems.

Peter Marshall W. H. Dudney, Sr Brownwood Community Hospital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Bass Edmond Ethel Hale Ora Cook Levelland R. H. Abel Justice of Peace U.S A.L Dusty] Rhodes Abilene Jim Baum Big Charles Stenholm of Stamford Nancy Armstrong Patricia Ann Perkins Joyce Wells A. T. Albin C. W. LaRoque J. L. Newbury Ben Rickert Benandre Bearcats Durham’s Pharmacy Western Hills News By G. Reese Boyd Lighting & Decorating Central Comanche National Bank
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