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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1971

Page

2

Comanche Chief Announces Subscriptions and Rates

The Comanche Chief lists weekly publication from 203 W. Rand Comanche Texas with editor Wilkerson and staff. Subscriptions run four dollars yearly in Comanche County and adjacent rural routes, eight dollars elsewhere in Texas, and three dollars for six months in most zones with postage paid.

W. Rand Comanche Texas Wilkerson Pristtsner James Wilkerson Ascc Comanche County Dublin Gorman Blanket Carbon May Zephyr Clee

Mrs. R. R. Smith Dies in De Leon

Effie Smith of De Leon died at 9 45 am Thursday January 21 in De Leon Hospital. Funeral 10 am Saturday at De Leon First Baptist with Rev. Ralyman officiating. Burial in De Leon Cemetery. Born June 2 1889 Genoa Arkansas. Survived by two sons Wayne and being of De Leon and Wayne Smith of Smithville. four daughters Virginia Shahan Vernel Donoho Dalpha Kelly and Nancc Farland. three sisters Bertha Powell Susan McDonald Lovelle Narod. two brothers Robert Polk Harlan Polk. 14 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren.

R. R Effie) Smith de Leon Ralyman Wayne Smith Smithville Virginia Shahan Vernel Donoho Fort Worth Dalpha Kelly Conroe NanccFarland Grand Prairie Bertha Powell Susan McDonald Las Cruces Lovelle Narod Pueblo Robert Polk Harlan Polk Colo

J A Rogers 82 Dies in Dallas

John Asbury Rogers 82 died Tuesday January 26 at 9 30 pm in a Dallas hospital. Services were held January 28 at 2 pm at Co Manche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Eugene Prevo officiating. Burial in Sipe Springs Cemetery. Pallbearers: George French Horace Jones Damon Hall Leonard Grimes Loman Cagle Johnny Cook. Survived by his wife two sons Euell Austin and Frank Rogers three daughters Marie White Hazel McDaniel Jewel Tucker eight brothers Elmon Perry Boyd Lakey and others five sisters and eight brothers. He was born in Dublin January 20 1889 and lived in Comanche County 79 years. He was a member of the Church of the Living God.

John Asbury Rogers Dallas Co Manche Eugene Prevo Sipe Springs George French Horance Jones Damon Hall Leonard Grimes Loman Cagle Johnny Cook Rogers Dublin Comanche County Bonnie Jewel Smith Church of the Living God Euell Austin Frank Rogers Comanche Marie White Hazel McDaniel da Jas Jewell Tucker Irvin Clara Cox Magnolia Ark Doris McLendon Fort Worth Altha Adcock Odessa Esther Moore Arlington Lois Foster Stamford Elmon Rogers Perry Boyd Lakey Hamlin

Final Rites For Mrs. Ferguson

Mrs. Sarah Edrie Ferguson 83 of Comanche died Monday January 25 in a local nursing home. Services were held January 27 at 11 am in the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. S J Isham officiating. Burial at Newberry Cemetery. Survived by a sister Lula Davis and several nieces and nephews.

Sarah Edrie Ferguson Comanche Comanche Funeral Home Sehneer Bonham Ferguson T. Ferguson Dallas The Baptist Church Lula Davis Goldthwaite

McCorkie 81 Dies In Comanche County Nursing Home

B Ray McCorkie 81 of Rt 92 Comanche died Wednesday January 27 in a local nursing home. Services set for January 29 with burial in Grady Cemetery. Born November 13 1889 in Oklahoma he taught in Sid ney and Beattie and served as county school superintendent. He married Eva Pinkard on September 9 1915 and is survived by his wife, son Howell P McCorkle, two daughters Eva Lee Pattton and Ann Ruth Piena, brother H V McCorkle and five grandchildren.

B. Ray McCorkie Comanche Comanche Funeral Home Péh Det Grass Mr. McCorkie Oklahoma Comanche County Sidney and Beattie Eva Pinkard Blanket Methodist Church Howell P. McCorkle Montgomery Ala Eva Lee Pattton Pryan Ann Ruth Piena Pasadena H. V. McCorkle Abilene

Ben Barnes to Speak at Stephenville Banquet Friday

Lt Gov Ben Barnes will speak at the Stephenville Chamber of Commerce Annual Membership Banquet at Tarleton State College Dining Hall Friday Jan 29 at 7 pm. The event marks the chamber president exchange with Grady Swindle Sr retiring and Ben Gilbert taking the gavel for 1971.

Ben Barnes Stephenville Chamber of Commerce Tarleton State College Grady Swindle Ben Gilbert Swindle Comanche Dublin Stephenville Gilbert Farmers First National Bank Stephenville Bank and Trust Co Stephenville Saving and Loan Assn Stephenvile Chamber of Commerce

Howard Payne College lists top scholars and campus news

Comanche student Carol Stewart earns president's list status at Howard Payne College for fall 1970 with a 4.0 GPA and 12 credit hours. Harold R. Hall attends Diesel Mechanical College in Nashville after leaving the U S Army. Gay Waggoner Groesbeck earns full Honorable Mention with 3.58 GPA and 6 to 11 hours. Stephen Norris visits Dallas from Baylor. Judy Little from Los Angeles visits Moore home. A new course on problems in Americanism launches at Howard Payne this semester.

Mary Wilkerson Comanche Howard Payne College Carol Stewart Wayne Stewart Howard Payne Costol Co- Gay Waggoner Groesbeck Hardin Simmons Gay Reginald Waggoner Stephen Norris Baylor Judy Little Los Angeles Dallas Love Field George Moore U. S

Douglas MacArthur Academy Opens Multidisciplinary Seminar

Col. Russell O. Fudge, director of the Douglas MacArthur Academy of Freedom, describes a graduate level seminar open to upperclass undergraduates. Eighteen students enroll as the course seeks to analyze unresolved long range national issues beyond single disciplines.

America Col Russell O. Fudge Douglas MacArthur Academy Col. Fudge

Menus February 1 5 Daily School Lunch Offerings

Week menu lists daily meals from February 1 to 5 with items including pizza and buttered rice on Monday, beef casserole on Tuesday, hamburgers on Wednesday, Beanie Weenie on Thursday, and fish fillet with sides on Friday. Milk and bread accompany each day.

Catch a Little Rhyme at the Co Manche Public Library

A short collection of poems about poetry and familiar things for children arrives at the Co Manche Public Library. The booklet invites young readers to explore verse and everyday knowledge.

Hilaire Belloc Comanche Public Comanche Public Library

Rites Set For J. G. Ward

Funeral services for John Kemper Ward 82 retired farmer will be held Friday Jan 29 at 2 00 PM in Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Eugene Prevo officiating Interment will be in Pendergrass Cemetery at Sidney Pallbearers are grandsons Donnie Ward Tim Ward David Ward Ronnie Ward James Voyles and Mike Hall Ward died from a self inflicted gunshot wound found in his driveway Jan 26 at 205 N Victor Comanche Police and Sheriff investigated the case Justice of the Peace Otis B Fields ruled death a suicide Born Jan 27 1888 in Alabama Ward had lived in Comanche County 75 years Survived by three daughters four sons 25 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.

John Kemper Ward Comanche Funeral Home Eugene Prevo East Side Baptist Church Comanche Pendergrass Sidney Donnie Ward Tim Ward David Ward Ronnie Ward James Voyles Mike Hall Ward N. Victor Mims Memorial Hospital Justice of the Peace Ottis B. Fields Alabama Comanche County The Baptist Church Eunice Frances Smith Carthel Creech Lola Voyles Vega Norman Ha Midland Euell Ward Reese Ward Gene Ward Peru New York Irvin Ward

Rites Friday For Mrs. Doggett in Cleburne

Funeral services for Mrs. Fanie Mary Doggett 82 will be held Friday at 3:00 p.m. at Crosier-Pearson Funeral Home in Cleburne with Rev. James Moss officiating. Burial follows in Caddoo Cemetery Joshua Johnson County. Survived by daughter Bonnie Short of Crowley another daughter Mrs. McDougal son E O Doggett three sisters and three grandchildren.

Fanie Mary Doggett Gustine Crosier-Pearson Cleburne James Moss Caddoo Joshua Johnson County

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R. R. Smith J. A. Rogers Wm. Corbin Jamaica Mrs. Ferguson Ray McCorkie Louise Evans College News Harold R. Hall R. D. Hall Diesel Mechanical College Nashville Tenn U. S. Armed Forces Ginger Seay Max Parker University of Texas In Majestic Theatre Rex Reed Holiday Magazine Verena Majestic Theater Ifpi Lipid American National Enterprises, Inc Corning Pyrex Sale Odds and Ends Ferry-Morse J. G. Ward Mrs. Doggett Danny Dunn Danny Prof. Pullfinch Dannis Higginbothams
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