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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1972

Page

12

Lieutenant Don Sharp arrives for duty at MacDill Air Force Base

December 28 1972 Lt Don R Sharp son of Dr and Mrs T H Sharp of De Leon arrives for duty at MacDill AFB Florida with a Tactical Air Command unit providing air support to U S ground forces He previously served at Mather AFB California A 1966 De Leon High School graduate he earned a BS from Baylor University in 1970 and was commissioned at Lackland AFB Texas He and wife Peggy have one child Stephen

Tampa Fla U.S Mather Afb California de Leon High School Baylor University Waco Lackland Afb San Antonio Sharp Peggy Stephen

100th year of publication prompts hopeful New Year

The note expresses hope for better things in the paper's 100th year while wishing a safe New Year. It recalls a recent Cowboys game against the 49ers and critiques a late punt, then looks ahead to a match with the Washington Redskins and mentions pollution and forecast rain. WBW signs off with Think Rain.

Shady Elm News Visitors Over Christmas Holidays

Judy Johnston notes many visitors to Shady Elm during the Christmas holidays. Residents and staff received fruit and candy from several churches and organizations. Names include visiting families from Fort Worth, El Paso, Dublin, Waco, Denton, Stephenville, Galveston, Irving, and Dallas.

Shady Elm Mattie Beaty Charles Liss Fort Worth L. W. Jones Wesley Jones Kate Sullivan Langley el Paso Lizzie Sullivan Alos Mamie Wilkerson Montie Johnson FE. R. Merrill E. S. van Cleave Murray Scott Dublin Ruth Sloan A. D. Anderson Alexander Wentzel Dick Anderson Dallas H. B. Allen Waco Minnie Hamilton Alvin Horton Denton Norine Mattie Gooch Stephenville Mae Howerton J. B. Low Galveston Willie Livingston

Christmas Carolling on the Square TUPINS ENTERTAIN

Christmas scenes unfold as Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tupin host a cabin dinner on Lake Proctor with an extensive guest list from Fort Worth Beeville Hawaii Utah Texas Ohio and more. Local visitors include the Langleys Curb family Robertson Hampton and others sharing holiday time across Comanche. A memorial note lists Mrs Asa Ward of Artesia N M a former Comanchean who died December 11.

Asa Frances) Ward Artesia N.M Porter McCarroll Comanche

Beene, 74, Stephenville Resident Dies After Heart Attack

William Aubrey Beene of Stephenville died after a heart attack at his home Saturday evening. Born July 29 1898 in Comanche County, he was a WWI veteran and retired gunner. He lived in Stephenville 28 years and was a Presbyterian church member. He is survived by his wife Ione, a daughter M E Meers of Leander, four sisters and one grandson. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery, Comanche, followed services in Stephenville.

William Aubrey Beene Stephenville Stephenville Hospital Stephenville Funeral Home Kenneth Allfather Stephenville First Lillian B. Clemment The Presbyterian Church M. E. Meers Leander Betty Allen Vera King Comanche Verna Tate Kathleen King Odessa

Death of Earl Gore at 56 in Brownwood

Earl Clarence Gore died at 9 50 a m Wednesday December 20 in a Brownwood hospital after a long illness. Services were held December 21 at Wright Morelock Colonial Chapel with Rev Henry Wardlow officiating. He was born November 2 1916 in Mercers Gap, Comanche County and worked as a truck driver for Armour and Company. He married Jessie Jo Hall November 28 1937 at Blanket and lived in Comanche until 1951 before moving to Brownwood. He was a Baptist. He is survived by his wife two daughters Linda Garrett and Sandra Frazier both of Brownwood a brother Carroll Gore of Grand Prairie and four grandchildren.

Earl Clarence Gore Brownwood Wright Morelock Colonial Chapel Henry Wardlow Ollie Cantwell Oakwood Cemetery Comanche Tom Lance Gary Blackwell Doyle Rushing Miles Walden Carroll Holt Mr. Gore Mercers Gap Comanche County Armour and Company Jessie Jo Hall Blanket The Baptist Church Marvin Linda) Garrett Sandra Frazier Carroll Gore Grand Prairie

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