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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1963

Page

3

Maidens Take Second in May Tourney Final

Iadian Maidens finish runner up at the May Basketball Tournament after a 44 40 final loss. Dorothea Byrd leads with forward play and Judy Hicks earns a spot on the 1 Tournament Team as Nan Henga Sandra Coan and Dorthea Evans also contribute in the two games. Pam Ormsby starts in Byrd’s absence in the final.

Pitas Otha Ae Ps Dorothea Byrd Vrd Maidens Dorthea Py Judy Hicks Pean Nan Henga Sandra Coan Dorthea Porgy Evans Yeti? Dunn Pam Ormsby Byrd

Final Rites Held For Levi Luker In Dublin

Funeral services for Levi A. Luker were held Saturday December 7 at 3 30 p m in Harrell Funeral Chapel Dublin with Rev S J Isham and Rev Claude Johnson officiating Burial was in Baggett Cemetery Survivors include his wife a daughter Loyce Taylor of Abilene two sons Roy D Luker of Lake View California and L A Luker Jr of Odessa Nine grandchildren four brothers and three sisters. Luker born July 13 1898 in Comanche County spent 65 years there and was a Baggett Creek Baptist Church member.

Harrell Dublin Levi A. Luker Rt. 2 S. J. Isham Claude Johnson Purial Baggett Cemetery Bill Evans Bernell Luker W. E. Luker Gary Luker Kenneth Luker W. Lee Evans Luker Comanche County B. F. Luker Louetta Henry) Luker Va Mae Gooden Baggett Creek Loyce Taylor Abilene Roy D. Luker Lake View Calif L. A. Luker Jr Odessa G. H. Luker Stephenville W. A. Luker Eldorado Okla Raymond Luker Brownwood Edison Luker Frank Bean Gustine Robert Evans Bloomfield New Mexico Lewis Carleton

Mrs Birdie Luker 91 longtime Comanche County resident

Mrs Birdie Luker widow of late Judge and state representative Birdie Luker died December 14 in Dublin. Funeral services were held at Dublin Funeral Home with Rev Plez Todd and Rev Caffey officiating. Burial in Graham Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Born near Bellville Texas she married Robert A Luker in 1907 at Fort Worth where he worked for a railroad. The couple lived in Comanche County for years during his political service. They had one son Robert who carves walrus tusk figures.

Birdie Luker Proctor Com Dublin Luk Plez Todd Comanche First Methodist Caffey Coman- Circuit Proc- Methodist Church Graham Chap Laker R. B. Laker J. W. Luk T. L. Purvis Mills McDate Purvis Bates Birdies Bellville Austin Robert A. Luker Fort Luker Comanche Robert

Thanks for kindness after Mrs Birdie Luker's loss

The message expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during the family’s time of bereavement. It specifically thanks the Proctor community women for food and gathering at the Proctor Community Center and thanks Rev. Prez Todd and Rev. Caffey for their words at the services for Mrs. T. H. Purvis and family and Mrs. J. F. (Frank) Luker and family. It then notes a historical aside about Thomas Jefferson's 1804 re election and Co. C. Pinkney as vice president.

Birdie Luker Proctor Prez Todd Caffey T. H. Purvis J. F. (Frank) Luker Thomas Jefferson United States Co. C. Pinkney

Tribute to George Burkett Reflects on Life and Faith

A reflective tribute recalls George Burkett who lived about fifty years among friends. The speaker recalls his kindness and uplifting influence, with a note of faith referencing the scripture about resurrection and life.

George Burkett

Mrs. W. C. Lanford, 98, Comanche County Resident

Mrs. Minni Anna Lanford, longtime Comanche County resident, died Sunday in a Brownwood nursing home at age 98. Her obituary notes she lived in Brownwood and references Christian burial language and biblical phrases.

Minni Anna W. C.) Lanard Comanche County Brownwood

Mrs Lanford dies. funeral held in Comanche and notable kin listed

Funeral services for Mrs. Lanford were held at Oak Lawn Chapel Comanche with ministers Paul Wallace Claence Bryant officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery Comanche. Survived by two daughters two sons a sister 24 grandchildren and 47 great grandchildren. The obituary notes her birth in Brenham Texas on November 30 1865 and long residence in Comanche County with church memberships and family ties.

Baby Warren Passes Away

Rodney Paul Warren one day old died in a Fort Worth hospital Saturday night December 14 Funeral services were held December 17 at 2 p.m. in the Oak Lawn Funeral Home Chapel Comanche with Rev Pope officiating Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery Comanche Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs Ronnie Warren grandparents Mr and Mrs Martin Warren and Mr and Mrs J B Becket all of Hurst and great grandmother Mrs R F Haddox of Comanche.

Rodney Paul Warren Ronnie Warren Ellen Hurst Fort Worth Hospital Oak Lawn Funeral Home Chapel Comanche Pope Oakwood Cemetery Martin Warren J. B. Becket R. F. Haddox

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