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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1952

Page

10

Harvey to Show This Week-end At Sun Drive-In Theatre

Sun Drive-In Theatre presents Harvey starring James Stewart and Josephine Hull. Elwood P Dowd travels with his invisible six foot three and a half inch companion named Harvey, causing amusement and a failing of Auntie’s parties. Show runs Sunday and Monday at the Sun Drive-In.

Harvey Sun Drive-In Sherman P. Hart the Sun Drive-In Theatre James Stewart Josephine Hull Elwood P. Dowd Victoria Horne Glendora Stewart

Joe A. Tate Taken by Death

Joseph Aaron Tate 66 died at his home 206 North Hall Comanche January 19 after a short illness. Funeral services were at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev. Arthur Johnson in charge. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery. He was born in Alabama August 3 1885, son of A A Tate and Marie Ann Shank les Tate. He lived in Comanche 35 years, was a farmer and blacksmith, came to Comanche County at age four with his parents, and recently lived with his sister Mrs Lillie Layman. Survived by three brothers G R Tate Abilene J J Tate Fort Worth and W H Tate Stephenville.

Joseph Aaron Tate N. Hall Comanche Arthur Johnson Oakwood Cemetery Mr Tate Alabama A. A. Tate Marie Ann Shankles Tate Comanche County Lillie Layman G. R. Tate Abilene J. J. Ate Fort Worth W. H. Tate Stephenville

District 10AA Cage Standings Updated After Round One

District 10AA standings show the end of the first series of round robin play. A double round robin is planned this year with the second round beginning Friday night.

Mrs. Kate Bell of Sidney Dies at 62

Mrs. Kate Bell, 62, died at her Sidney home on Thursday January 17. Funeral services were held January 20 at the Sidney Methodist Church with Rev. J. M. Hays officiating. Burial followed at Pendercross Cemetery. She was born December 11, 1889 in Alabama and moved to Comanche County as a child. Surviving are her husband Dr. Edward M. Bell, who died in 1936, and children Robert C. Bell James G. Bell Edward M. Bell Kathleen Briscoe Joe Ben Bell Frank Bell Jean Bell, plus four grandchildren, a brother James W. Ross and a sister Mrs. Dan F. McCarty.

Kate Bell Sidney Sidney Methodist Church J. M. Hays Pendercross Bell Alabama Comanche County D. T Geanie Ross Edward M. Bell North Carolina Robert C. Bell Mill Spring James G. Bell Anchorage Alaska Camden Tennessee Kathleen Briscoe Marion Joe Ben Bell Frank Bell U. S. Army Jean Bell

Hasse Beaptist Church News Notes

Sunday services drew good attendance with visitors from De Leon Comanche and Hasse. The program by the young people in Training Union impressed the congregation. Prayer meeting praised as a spiritual service. Readers are urged to attend Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m Training Union at 6 30 p m and prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 p m.

de Leon Comanche Hasse Worshi Training Union

All-Star Cagers Beat Dublin Here Monday 44-41

The Comanche All-Star basketball team coached by Herman Moore defeated Dublin All-Stars 44-41 Monday night. Moore scored 30 points while Dublin coach Payne, a former McMurry College star, led the visitors. The Dublin Junior High beat Comanche Juniors 18-15 in the opener.

Herman Moore Dublin All-Stars Payne McMurry College Dublin High School Dublin Comanche

National Affairs Area Conference at Hotel Texas Fort Worth

The National Affairs Area Conference will be held February 6 at 6 30 pm in the Crystal Ballroom of Hotel Texas Fort Worth. Arch N Booth executive vice president of the USCC will report on Congress issues and propose action to keep America free. Reservations required by February 4 at 5 pm with $3 per plate. Also notes 20 296 bales of cotton ginned in Runnels County this season.

Crystal Ballroom Hotel Texas Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce of United States Chamber of Commerce North West Arch N. Booth USCC Congress Booth Washington America Comanche

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