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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1971

Page

12

Rites Held For G. T. Creek

Services for George Thomas Creek 89 of Brownwood were held at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev. Ernest Roper officiating. Burial followed at Eastlawn Memorial Park. Survivors include son Ross Creek of Amarillo and daughters Myrtle Tate Oma McCann and Verna Duffer with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was born August 11 1882 in Washington County Arkansas and died December 9 in a Brownwood nursing home.

George Thomas Creek E. Lee Brownwood Comanche Funeral Home Ernest Roper Johnson Memorial United Methodist Church Eastlawn Memorial Park Ira Starnes James Creek Danny Creek Larry Starnes Lynn Starnes Travis Duffer Mr. Creek Washington County Ark May Bell Lewis Comanche Ross Creek Amarillo Myrtle B. Tate Oma Rose McCann Kingman, Aziz Verna Mae Duffer

Rites Held For Mrs. Torres in Comanche

Mrs. Guadalupe Guerrero Torres. 57, died on arrival at Comanche Hospital from an apparent heart attack. Rosary at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel. Burial Guadalupe Cemetery Converse. Born Sept 4, 1914 in San Antonio. Survived by husband Pablo three daughters Andrea Guadalupe Torres and Lucia Torres and a brother Santos Guerrero. Employed by Dillin's Children's Home Comanche. Frank Turner and Wuell Arthur attended a funeral in Abilene Friday for Mrs Frank Hopkins, mother of Mrs Plez Todd.

Guadalupe Guerrero Torres Comanche Hospital Rosary Comanche Funeral Home Max Martinez San Antonio Guadalupe Converse Torres Pablo Andrea Guadalupe Torres Lucia Torres Comanche Santos Guerrero Abilene Frank Turner Wuell Arthur Frank Hopkins Plez Todd

Col and Mrs Luke Gomolac Visit Bob by Arthurs

Col and Mrs Luke Gomolac of San Antonio visited the Bob by Arthurs this week, sharing a social note that highlights local ties and hospitality.

Col Mrs Luke Gomolac San Antonio Bobby Arthurs

Mrs. Mary Reese Dies After Long Illness in Comanche

Mary Etta Reese, 75, of 402 North Elm, died at 12:10 p.m. Thursday in Comanche Community Hospital after a long illness. Services were held at 10 a.m. Saturday at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Frank L. Turner Jr. officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery under Comanche Funeral Home direction. Survivors include one son Dr. John Hayes Reese, two sisters Myrtle Hayes and Annie Lucile Hays, and three grandchildren. she was born February 25, 1896 in Georgia and had lived in Comanche County 67 years. she married John Hamilton Reese January 14, 1923.

Mary Etta Reese N. Elm Comanche Community Hospital First United Methodist Church Frank L. Turner, Jr Oakwood Cemetery Comanche Funeral Home Georgia Comanche County John Hamilton Reese Comanche John Hayes Reese Littleton, Colo Myrtle L. Hayes Los Angeles Calif Annie Lucile Hays

Lisa Pergeson Dies at 1 in Dallas

Funeral services for Lisa Di ana Pergeson two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Holman Pergeson of Dallas were held at 11 oclock Saturday at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev S J Isham officiating. Interment followed at Stag Creek Cemetery. Survivors include Tammy and Roger Pegeson of Dallas and grandmothers Mrs Mildred Pegeson of Portales NM and Mrs Minnie Coker of Dallas.

Lisa Diana Pergeson Holman Pergeson Dallas Comanche Funeral Home Chapel S. J. Isham Gustine Baptist Stag Creek Fred Robert Pergeson Mesquite Tammy Roger Pegeson Mildred Pegeson Portales New Mexico Minnie Coker

Mrs Brownlee Dies In De Leon

Nancy Ann Brownlee 96 of Odessa died Dec 11 in an Odessa nursing home. Services were Dec 13 at Assembly of God Church De Leon with Rev. T W Chapman officiating. Burial De Leon Cemetery Higginbotham Funeral Home in charge. She was born Feb 15 1875 in Hickory Flats Mississippi and married John Jefferson Brownlee in 1890. Survivors include sons Clyde and Charley. eight daughters. one sister. 28 grandchildren. 35 great grandchildren. 12 great great grandchildren.

Nancy Ann Brownlee Odessa Assembly of God de Leon Rev T. W. Chapman Higginbotham Funeral Home Brownlee Hickory Flats Miss John Jefferson Brownlee Assembly of God Church Clyde Brownlee Charley Brownlee

Brownwood and Abilene Visitors Share Weekend

Mrs J P Crump of Brownwood spent Sunday with her sister Miss Thelma Grimes. Abilene visitors Mr and Mrs Roger Crawford spent the weekend in Abilene visiting the C E Chadwicks.

J. P. Crump of Brownwood Thelma Grimes Abilene Mrs Roger Crawford C. E. Chadwicks

From Torture to Treatment in Mental Health History

Bertam Brown of the National Institute of Mental Health outlines the long arc from demonization and torture to humane treatment. He notes past fear and superstition, then the rise of community psychiatry, preventive efforts, drug use, and real patient care over the last 25 years, with ongoing need to strengthen these missions.

Bertam Brown National Institute of Mental Health Brown

Don Gunter Receives Honorary Lone Star Farmer Degree

Don Gunter owner of Farmers Feed Store in Gustine was awarded an Honorary Lone Star Farmer Degree on Monday night December 6 at the Cross Timbers District banquet. He has supported the Gustine FFA Chapter and aided the FFA members.

Gustine Don Gunter Farmer’s Lone Star Farmer Cross Timbers Gunter FFA

New Law On Trailer Brakes Sets Year for Compliance

New regulations require trailers over 3000 pounds to have brakes on all wheels with breakaway automatic application and a single control by January 1, 1972. Some farm and light trailers are exempt or limited based on weight and towing vehicle ratio.

Mrs. Lewis 80 Dies In Nocona

Graveside services for Lela Hicks Lewis 80 of Nocona were held Monday at 2 p.m. in Oakwood Cemetery. Comanche Funeral Home managed arrangements. She died in Nocona after living most of her life in Comanche. Survivors include her daughter, five sisters including Mrs Lonnie Hicks of Comanche, Mrs Bessie Coker, Mrs Ester Dodson of Fort Worth, Mrs Annie Nuttall of Amherst, Mrs Nat Rogers of Las Vegas, and one brother Roy Hicks of California.

Lela Hicks Lewis Nocona Oakwood Ceme- Comanche Comanche Lonnie Hicks Bessie Coker Ester Dodson Fort Worth Annie Nuttall Amhurst

Mrs. Cecil Gray Returns Home to Coleman

Mrs. Cecil Gray has returned to her Coleman home after a week with her sister Mrs. Venner Owen.

Coleman Cecil Gray Venner Owen

Tops Club Weigh-In Honors Queen and Team Winners

TOPS met for a regular session with 14 weigh-ins. Lucille Adcock crowned Queen of the Week with a 5 lb loss. The six week contest win went to Golda Gleaton for a 19 lb team loss. Anna Re Stevens’ group pledged salads for the monthly supper on December 13. Silver Crown charms were awarded to May Queen Winnie Mae Johnson, June Queen Lucille Adcock, July Darlene Causey, August Fay Evans, Peggy Sli ger, and October November Queen Lucille Adcock.

Lucille Adcock Golda Gleaton Anna Re Stevens Winnie Mae Johnson Darlene Causey Fay Evans Peggy Sliger Juanita Eary

Mrs Venner Owen Visits Sister in Waco

Mrs Venner Owen is visiting her sister Mrs Morgan Moore and Mr Moore of Waco this week as part of a brief family visit.

Mrs. Venner Owen Mrs. Morgan Moore Mr. Moore Waco

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