Holiday House Decor Teachs Warmth and Nostalgia
The Cox home and Christian Church display festive Yuletide scenes with evergreen swags, candy cane lamppost, straw baskets of fruit and popcorn, and ceramic figures. Co chairs include Mrs. Elbert Cox, Mrs. Clarence Rea, and Mrs. Tom Dudley, while a Robed choir performs Christmas music and a cantata titled The Child Jesus.
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Floyd Prather
Herman Moore
Harrold Firemins
William T. Calhoun
Max Keeter
Henry Williams
Fritz Haas
Claude Ballard
Santa
Walter Durham Jr
James Hoffpaulr
Santa Claus
Clark
Cox
Elbert Cox
Clarence Rea
Christian Church
Tom Duldey
Gaston Boykin
Porter Franks
N. A. Berrey
H. M. Cauley
Grady McKinzie
D. C. Clarke
Robert Eaton
Lionel Slider
Eddie Jones
Tom Dudley
John John
Cleve Callaway
Hardie Slider
Inez Sullivan
E. A. Sartor
W. B. Sartor
Bob Allen
William Chilton
Tina Jones
Skipper Schumpes
Kay Burton
Bobby Allen
Billy Frank Sartor
Jesus
de Alva Burks
Shirley Allen
Carolyn Couch
Clara Denman
Bobby Chambers
Peggy Gaines
Jean Harris
Verna Dean Hale
Peggy Jones
Shirley Jones
Camilla Kelley
Gale Reese
Martha Miller
la Nell Westmoreland
Janis White
Gustine
Glenda Sue Hall
Nita Jean Steele
Mary Ellen Cheatham
Sidney
Flourette Cheatham
Joyce Hicks
Yvonne Clawson
Nelda Taylor
Ann Whitmire
Eva Nell Reed
Neva Jo Sartor
Hazel Cheatham
Katy Newhouse
Judy Fritts
van Dyke
Ann Allen
Judith Allen
Sue Weekes
Tony Evridge
Martha Chilton
Mary Payne
Comanche
Harmonettes
Jo Nell Payne
Margie House
Comanche Picks KSTV for State AA Final Broadcast
Comanche designates KSTV Ste Ph combine as home station for the State AA football championship over Dec 26 weekend. The semi finals will be aired on home stations including Ballinger Huntsville Temple KRLD KABC and KTRH with Magnolia Petroleum covering the fee. Comanche receives 15 percent of the broadcasting fee for the final game.
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KSTV
Stephenville
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Comanche
Ballinger
Huntsville
Temple
KRLD
Dallas
KABC
San Antonio
KTRH
Houston
Death of J F Langley in Comanche Texas
James F Langley died at home 1501 N Austin on December 17 after a stroke three weeks earlier. Funeral at Comanche Funeral Home with pastors Woolsey and Thomas. burial at Bosley Cemetery near Santo. Survived by six of eight children and many grandchildren. memorial gifts to CARE for Korean Children urged.
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James F. Langley
N. Austin
Comanche
Bro. Woolsey
Bro. Thomas
Bosley
Santo
Texas
Mr. Langley
Collins County
J. W. Langley
Hasse
Rena Becker
W. D. Langley de Leon
Wilmer
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