Mrs J T McKelvey Dies At Proctor
Mrs J T McKelvey died at her Proctor home on December 10 after a long illness. Born Lessie Blackwelder on March 15, 1869, she married J T McKelvey in 1887 in Alabama and moved to Texas in 1908. Survived by husband and three children Henry Will Dolph, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral held December 11 at Proctor with Rev Gordon Barrett officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McKelvey
Proctor
McKelvey
Lessie Blackwelder
Alabama
Texas
Henry McKelvey
Will McKelvey
Gustine
Dolph McKelvey
Christmas Gifts at Sutton Dudley Drugs
A display of a most complete stock of Christmas gifts is shown at Sutton Dudley Drugs inviting shoppers to browse and buy seasonal items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton Dudley
Comanche Social Notes Link Residents in Club, Travel
A lengthy Comanche community roundup lists visits and travels among residents and visitors. Names include H. M. Hillhouse, Dr. and Mrs. Cochran of Fort Worth, J. D. Burnett of Coleman, Miss Beatrice Allen, John A. Mahon, Tolly Williams, Dr. Russell Lane, J. N. Jordan, Sammy Waisman, Tommie Tatum, Freeman Northcutt, Arden Lewis, J. Frank Norris Jr., Cullen Blevins, Palmer C. Barnes, Frederick Harmon, Jennie Carter, Grady Sanderson, Ivan Couch, W. A. Chandler, George Goosby, and many others with weekend or family gatherings, business visits, and hospital transfers noted. The item also mentions a football score-guessing prize won by George Walker and a death notice for Grover C. Gardener of Tupelo, Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Hillhouse
I. M. Cochran
Fort Worth
Comanche
J. D. Burnett
Coleman
J. D. Fonville
Beatrice Allen
Perry Brothers
John A. Mahon
Dallas
T. A. Barnes
Tolly Williams
Mae Cameron
Russell Lane
Silver City
New Mexico
J. O. Lane
J. N. Jordan
Dublin
D. Charles Clarke
Sammy Waisman
Brownwood
Hamilton
Tommie Tatum
J. R. Tatum
Freeman Northcutt
San Angelo
Henry Kemp
Arden Lewis
O. H. Donaho
Carlsbad
Cullen Blevins
Houston
Mr. Wray
Philip System
J. Frank Norris, Jr
Norris
Palmer C. Barnes
George C. Wetzel Frederick Harmon
de Leon
Marshall Barcroft
Ruth Lester
Austin
Jennie Carter
Grady Sanderson
May
Letha Kerley
Ivan Couch
W. E. Kerley
W. A. Chandler
Frank Chandler
Matt Sherrill
George Goosby
Golthwaite
Lee Campbell
Maurice Durham
Dess Rock
R. E. Daniel
Lake Brownwood
E. R. Ammons
Charles Ragland
Grace Kilpatrick
Cisco
John Barton
Nan Shelton
Venice
California
W. A. Shelton
George Walker
Sinclair Oil Company
L. F. McClellan
Gustine
Woodson
R. A. Luker
Proctor
Buster Carnes
Ranger
Mrs. Mary Rice Buried After Illness in Texas Home
Mrs. Mary Rice 84 half sister of W D Jenkins died after a month long illness at the Jenkins home in East Texas near the Louisiana line. Funeral held at the residence with Rev A E Wilson officiating. Born in Milam County Texas she was adopted after her mother died. She married J R Rice who died 25 years ago and their child died in infancy. She had lived in Galveston during the flood and was crippled afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rice
W. D. Jenkins
Jenkins
A. Edwin Wilson
Rice
Milam County
Texas
Louisiana Line
Mr. Jenkins
Card of Thanks for Father J Langston
The Children of J. Langston thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and floral offerings during the loss of their father. May God bless each of you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Langston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Courteous Service
Mid-way Cafe
C. T. Ragland
Bess Hoff
Iva Hart
Minnie Elkins
Marion Wilkerson
State National Bank
Hampton Floral Co
D. C. Fisher
Jack Stephens
N. E. Gardner
Grover C. Gardner
Tupelo
Arkansas
Pat Carnes
Charles Marshall
Faye Belle Dudley
Frankie Barkley
Los Angeles
Earl Nelson
D. Carroll
Beng
Sidney St
W. H. Huett
Westermoe
Earl R. Evans
East Side Square
iAta
Alka-Seltzer
FORD
Chevrolet
O. K
Ford Tudor
Fagan Chevrolet Co
Comanche, Texas
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