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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1973

Page

3

Larry Smith Killed In Pickup Mishap Near Houston

Larry C. Smith aged 31, grandson of Lee Basil McPherson of Comanche, died Friday evening near Houston when his pickup left the road after failing to make a curve. Services were held December 26 at Earthman Mortuary with burial at Rest Haven Cemetery. He was born in Comanche, educated in Texas and Arizona, and worked as a journeyman sheetmetal man. He is survived by his wife Barbara four sons two daughters and several siblings. The notice also lists visiting relatives from Pottsboro Lubbock Aspermont Odessa Dublin and other locales.

Larry C. Smith Lee Basil McPherson Comanche Houston Ariz Phoenix Arizona Church of Christ Barbara Larry II Gregory Smith Rodney Darryl Smith Stacy Kelly Barbara Smith Jameson Carolyn Smith Brewer Joy McPherson Smith Wilmot T. Smith

George Morgan Dies After Sudden Illness

George Malcolm Morgan 82 of De Leon died at 11 a.m. Tuesday December 26 at his home after a sudden illness. Services were held December 27 at First United Methodist Church De Leon with Rev. W. L. Miller officiating. Burial followed in De Leon Cemetery. Morgan born June 7 1890 in Lancaster Alabama moved to Texas in 1903. He married Margaret Morton April 16 1916 who died in 1966 and later Mrs Lucille Darden June 13 1972. He was a retired farmer and Methodist. He left three sons Charles Joe and Kenneth Morgan all of De Leon, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren, eight siblings and a host of relatives.

George Malcolm Morgan de Leon First United Methodist Church Lucille Darden Charles Joe Kenneth Morgan Virgil Morgan Austin W. A. Morgan Thomas and M. T. Morgan Houston Mattie Buckbee

Rites Held for Eugene Foley

Eugene McBeth Foley 61 of Stephenville died after a long illness. Services were at Stephenville Funeral Home with Rev. Oscar Hartsfield and Tele tus Sawyer officiating. Burial in Erath Garden of memories. Born December 12 1912 in Van Zandt County married Lillie Griffith December 11 1933 in Rockwall County. Baptist farmer lived in Stephenville 12 years from Stamford. Survived by wife two sons Don Foley Proctor Robert Foley Casper Wyoming two brothers Moline Dallas Ovine Arizona.

Eugene McBeth Foley Stephenville Oscar Hartsfield Teletus Sawyer Erath Garden of Memories Mr. Foley van Zandt County Lillie Griffith Rockwall Stamford Don Foley Proctor Robert Foley Casper Wyoming Moline Dallas Ovine Arizona

Mrs Heathington Dies At De Leon At 78 In short illness

Mrs Lucille Heathington 78 of De Leon died at 3 a m Tuesday December 26 in De Leon Hospital after a short illness Services were held December 27 at the De Leon Church of Christ with former minister Payne Hattox officiating Burial was to be in Oakland Cemetery near Custer She was born August 13 1894 in Pottawatomie County Indian Territory now Oklahoma She had lived in Comanche County 32 years a retired teacher and a member of the De Leon Church of Christ She is survived by three sons Wayne Heathington De Leon Paul Heathington Rotan and Cled Heathington Tulsa Okla a daughter Mrs Whit Clark Rotan and four grandchildren

Lucille Heathington de Leon de Leon Church of Christ Payne Hattox Oakland Cemetery Custer Heathington Pottawatomie County Indian Territory Oklahoma Comanche County

Durham Guests Gather for Supper at Gilmore Durham Cabin

Durhams entertained guests last Saturday evening at the Gilmore Durham lake cabin. The visitors included Ralph Terrill and family of Pampa, George Terrill and son Mark, Eldon Terrill and Bent Boswell of De Leon, James Mc Ginnis and family of Arlington, Steve Terrill of Fort Worth, Tom Palmer and family of Longview, Hank Durham of Waco, and Pat Howard with Floyd Graham in Denton. Also visiting were Tom Bentley and sons from Louisiana and Betty Blair of Houston with Wade Chancellor, Maudie Creek, and Dan Creek and sons for New Year’s holidays.

Gilmore Durham Lake Cabin Ralph Terrill Pampa George Terrill Mark Eldon Terrill Bent Boswell de Leon James McGinnis Arlington Steve Terrill Fort Worth Tom Palmer Longview Hank Durham Waco Louisiana Tom Bentley Betty Blair Houston Wade Chancellor Maudie Creek Dan Creek

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