Exhumation Planned for Comanche Businessman Keith Chilton
The body of Keith Chilton former prominent Comanche businessman is to be exhumed and shipped by rail to Bakersfield California for re interment in the family burial plot. He died December 31 1930 and was buried in a steel vault at Oakwood Cemetery. He was the brother of the late John B Chilton founder of Comanche National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Chilton
Bakersfield
California
Chilton
Oakwood
Mr. Chilton
John B. Chilton
Comanche National Bank
Episcopals Elect Officials at St Matthew's Parish Meeting
St Matthew's Episcopal Church elected church officials on January 15. Named as Senior Warden Tom Coleman Junior Warden Carroll Loudermilk Clerk of the Vestry Alec Holman and Treasurer Harold Denny. Joe Waring named Lay Reader and also elected delegate to the Annual Convention with Alec Holman as alternate. The Diocese of Dallas holds the yearly convention in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Parrish
Tom Coleman
Carroll Loudermilk
Alec Holman
Harold Denny
Joe Waring
Episcopal Diocese of
Dallas
Attends Furniture Show In Dallas
John M. Hathcock known as Happy attended a special furniture show in Dallas this week to purchase merchandise for his firm in this city.
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John M
Happy) Hathcock
Dallas
Funeral Rites For Mrs. R. J. Adcock Held at Gustine
Mrs. R. J. Adcock 92 of Gustine died January 20 in San Angelo after a short illness. Funeral services were held January 22 at the Church of Christ with Pastor Tommy Snear and Rev. B. J. Isham. interment at Union Cemetery, Gustine. Survived by her husband Rufus J. Adcock two sisters and three brothers and four children, including Mrs. Jim Deakins Pecos and sons in San Angelo Dublin and Gustine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Adcock
Gustine
Coman
Tuesche County
San Angelo
Adcock
Church of Christ
Tommy Snear
J. Isham
Union Cemetery
Comanche Funeral Home
Alice Jenkins
Comanche County
John and
Sophrona Jenkins
Gustine Church of Christ
Rufus J. Adcock
Jim Deakins
Pecos
D. B. Adcock
Floyd Adcock
Dublin
Fred Adcock
FE. F. Adcock
Brady Cotney
Comanche
W. R. and
Barney G. Jenkins
Irving
E. D. Jenkins
Dallas
Cotton farmers must file choice by March in 1959 allotment plan
Upland cotton farm operators must select Choice A or B allotments and price supports by March 16 1959 after receiving notices from the County ASC office. Choice A yields at least 80 percent parity while Choice B offers a 15 percent parity reduction, and the same choice must apply to all farms operated. Final 1958 peanut marketing card date is January 26 1959.
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William F. Bryant
Comanche County
ASC Committee
ASC
Secretary of Agriculture
Miss Robertson Former Local Teacher Dies
Georgia Robertson 71, longtime Comanche and Waco teacher, died Sunday at her home in Waco. Funeral services were held in Waco and interment occurred in Oakwood Cemetery Comanche. Survived by brother Harry Robertson of Detroit and three nephews and a niece.
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Georgia Robertson
Comanche
Waco
North Seventeenth St
Miss Robertson
Connally Funeral Home Chapel
Oakwood Cemetery
Connally Funeral Home
Comanche Funeral Home
Desdemona
Robertson
Mrs. Bess Satterfield Visits, Plans Move to Comanche
Here From Houston Mrs. Bess Satterfield of Houston visits with friends and relatives. She is planning to move back home to Comanche in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Tom Fagan
J. W. Fagan
Houston
Bess Satterfield
Dallas hospital resident ill in Dallas facility
Mrs. Ray Parrish of Harmony community Comanche district is ill in a Dallas hospital. The note ends with a casual prompt about New Year resolutions.
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Dallas Hospital
Ray Parrish
Harmony Community
Democrat Star Rt
Comanche
Dallas
Social Security Officer To Speak At Newburg Monday
Glenn McNatt of Brwnwood Social Security will address the Newburg Community Club meeting Tuesday night January 27 at 7 o clock. The event is sponsored by the Newburg Home Demonstration Club with Social Security as the January theme.
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Newburg
Glenn McNatt
Brwnwood
Weeds as Flowers and a Lesson on Prejudice
A neighbor's child brings wildflowers to her mother who calls them weeds. The author notes the hurt and argues that prejudice starts early, recalling Albert Schweitzer's call to give time to others even for small, unpaid acts.
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Albert Schweitzer
Gustine-Mullin Divide: Mullin Boys Top Gustine 33-20
Mullin High School boys beat Gustine 33-20 in a district game Tuesday night in Mullin. Eticaye of Mullin and Miller of Gustine led scorers with 12 points each. Gustine girls defeated Mullin 56-36 as Cox scored 29 and Smith 19 for Mullin.
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Mullin High School
Gustine Tigers
Gustine Girls
Mullin
Eticaye
Gustine
Miller
Robert Moore
Cox
Smith
Rev Lee Fields to Preach at Board Baptist Church
Carbon preacher Rev Lee Fields will lead both morning and evening services at Board Baptist Church on Sunday January 25. The church invites all to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Fields
Board Church
Carbon
Board Baptist Church
Hub owner Bill Dudney visits Dallas wholesale markets
Bill Dudney owner of The Hub visited Dallas wholesale markets last week to observe buying conditions and assess new supplier options. He toured vendor stalls and spoke with several market managers about pricing and product availability.
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Dallas
Bill Dudney
Brownwood Couple Visits Comanche Officials
County Judge and Mrs. Roy Loudermilk of Brownwood visited Comanche on Wednesday, meeting County Judge Dwight Brightman and several friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Loudermilk
Brownwood
Comanche
Dwight Brightman
Mrs Isham And Amos James Married Here
Mrs Carrie Isham wife of the late Bob Isham and Amos James were married in Comang on Thursday January 15 by Mr Isham at his residence. The couple met at a Primitive Baptist meeting and he has lived in Comanche Cay. James is a retired rancher and former employee at Ay Legion Hospital in Kerry.
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Mrs. Isham
Amos James
Carrie Isham
Thy
Bob Isham
Comang
Y Mer Isham
Primitive Baptist
James Haqly
Comanche Cay
Elton Ma
The
Fly
Mr. James
Ay Legion Hospital
Kerry
Pope, Comanche Native, Dies in Houston Age 23
Collier Pope, 23, of Houston and Comanche, died after a stroke, with funeral plans set in Houston. He was a World War II veteran who spent nine months as a prisoner of war in Luxembourg camps. Survived by wife Gloria and an 8 month old son Mitchell, plus father Roy Pope and half siblings Joe Lewis and Nevis Lewis.
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Collie
Pope
Houston
Rov Pope
Comanche
Mr. Pope
Collier Pope
Pepe
Luxemburg
Roy
Mittie Pope
Gloria
Mitchell
Joe Lewis
Lubbock
Nevis Lewis
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
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Rexell
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Tabiets Bo
Rexall Thru
Prescription Rhearmaears
Fire and Casualty Insurance
Eiland
FAGAN
By Carl Hem
Gustine-Mullin Divide Games
White Auto Store
BEL Air Sport
Chevy
Arthur Chevrolet
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