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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1953

Page

8

Gustine Methodist Men Organize Club

The Gustine community forms a Men's Club at the Gustine Methodist church with thirteen members attending. A meal by J S Striplin Grady Harkins and E L McCullough followed, committees were named and plans set for monthly meetings and fellowship events open to all residents regardless of church membership. The next gathering is the Thursday before the fourth Sunday in February.

Gustine Methodist Church J. S. Striplin Grady Harkins E. L. McCullough Chamness

Central Christian Church Services Split By Remodeling

Full services for the Central Christian Church will be held Sunday morning at the Comanche Funeral Home chapel. Minister James K. LeSueur announced the church building is undergoing extensive remodeling and worship will be held elsewhere for several weeks.

Central Christian Church Comanche Funeral Home James K. LeSueur LeSueur

Pannell Family Thankful for Support After Funeral

The Pannell family expresses appreciation for kind words flowers food and prayers during their time of sadness. They thank those who participated in the funeral services and wish blessings for all.

J. D. Pannell

Cloud Family thanks for floral offerings and kindness

The Cloud Family expresses gratitude for the floral arrangements and kindness shown at the death and burial of Andrew J. Cloud. They thank friends neighbors and relatives and pray for God's blessings on each person.

Andrew J. Cloud Cloud Family

Burks Transfer and Storage Moves Several Local Homes

Val Wilson moves back to San Saba from Downing with Burks Transfer and Storage. Lee Tate relocates from Cotton Grove to that area after selling his home to E A Sarter. A D Fisher moves from Blanket to Dublin via Burks Transfer and Storage. Carman Little returns to Pettit farm, Harold Dobbs leaves dairy after breaking his leg, Burks handles the move. John Manning Arthur, now Lampasas state highway engineer, has his goods moved by Burks. Tom Cox Jr moves into a Jack Cagle house after selling his Highway 36 West home to Dr. and Mrs. Galbraith. plans a new build with Burks again.

Val Wilson Downing San Saba Reliable Burks Transfer All Storage Company Burks Lee Tate Dan Waggoner Cotton Grove Claude Ballard E. A. Sarter Sarter Burks Transfer and Storage John Manning Arthur J. H. Arthur Comanche State Highway Department Breckenridge Lampasas Burks Transfer and Storage Company Mr. Arthur Tom Cox, Jr Highway 36 H. H. Galbraith Jack Cagle Cox

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Dorothy Gray Corey Gang Bulova Senator Tupin Gustine Central Christian Services Funeral Home Chapel Biel Texas Durham Pearl St J. G. Davis John Harris Farmall Rawleigh Dealer South Comanche County Rawleigh’s Dept Willie Joe Tom Ewell Harvey Lembeck the Merry Widow Lana Turner Fernando Lamas My Valentine Pangborn Walgreen Valenti Pangburn Valentine Ey Store Walgreen Agency Maytag Safety Ltd I Services Agency C. L. Huett L. D. Edwards
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