Special Sunday visit and birthday list from Western Hills
Golden Rees reports a three oclock Sunday visit by Jimmy Abby, a soon to be minister, who delivered a timely message to the Western Hills congregation. The piece also lists a long register of visitors from Amarillo, Weatherford, Dublin, Lipan, Fort Worth, De Leon, Garland, Arlington, San Angelo and Coleman, and notes July birthdays for several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Abby
Jimmy
David Willis
Stephanie
Amarillo
Daisey Willis
Mac
Dolores Kirkland
Alton Kirklands
Johnny
Weatherford
Larry Cox
Dublin
Jacque Kirkland
F. Kirkland
Luke
Bernice Easley
Pleasant
Dicke Iby
Nancy
Robert Armstrong
Joe Connoer
Joe Stavenhagen
Lipan
Sarah Kurt
Roy
Cecil Sneed
Mary
Gary Sneed
Ney
Mary Wyley
Lillie Brinson
Coleman
Dicier
Richard Dodd
de Leon
Dorie Hall
Gene Vineyard
Fort Worth
J. A. Harrison
Jack Jones
James Prestons
R. V. Mims
James Ruths
Garland
J. B. Ruths
Arlington
A. M. Ruth
Fred Hurts
San Angelo
Lena M Foreman Dodd 72 Dies in Brownwood Hospital
Mrs Lena May Foreman Dodd 72 died at 3 55 p m Monday June 28 in Brownwood hospital. Funeral at First Baptist Church June 30 at 2 p m with Rev John C Wiles. Burial in Newburg Cemetery under Comanche Funeral Home direction. Survived by seven Foreman brothers and several nephews. Also notes visitors from San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena May Foreman Dodd
Brownwood
First Baptist Church
John C. Wiles
Surial
Newburg
Comanche Funeral Home
Summer Camp Visitors and Camp Crucis Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Jerry Sears and daughter Jada and Mr and Mrs Homer Jennings of Weatherford visited Comanche relatives and friends Saturday. Kimberly Arthur of Brownwood and Katie Wilkerson left Wednesday for Camp Crucis at Granbury owned and operated by the Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Sears
Jada
Homer Jennings
Weatherford
Comanche
Kimberly Arthur
Brownwood
Katie Wilkerson
Camp Crucis
Gran Lury
The
Episcopal Church
Mrs Carter Dies in Weatherford
Mrs Leorta Carter of Weatherford died Friday morning June 25 at Campbell Memorial Hospital Weatherford. Funeral was Sunday at 3 p.m. in Hesse Bentist Church with Rev S J Ishrm officiating. Burial in Sardis Cemetery under Comanche Funeral Home. Survivors include three sons Bufford Charlie of Arlene and Gean of Weatherford. three daughters Mrs C P Penn of California Mrs Bobby D Johnson of Phoenix and Mrs John Back of Abilene. one sister Mrs Russell Elliott of Hasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leorta Carter
Weatherford
Campbell Memorial Hospital
Hesse Bentist Church
Hasse
S. J. Ishrm
Sardis Cemetery
Comanche Funeral Home
Ebaptist Church
Bufford
Charlie
Arlene
Gean Carter
Weather
TP and L Warns of Phony Inspectors Targeting Homes
Texas Power and Light warns customers about impostors posing as TP and L employees to inspect wiring or demand fees for nonexistent electrical repairs. The company stresses it does not hire such inspectors, urges verification of IDs, and asks customers to call their local TP and L office with any doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Power & Light Company
Tp&l
P&l
ED'S seeks wine and beer licenses in Comanche County Texas
E. C. Densman doing business as ED'S applies to the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission for a Wine Only Package Store Permit and a Beer Retailers Off-Premises License. Location is 9-6/10 miles northeast of Comanche County Courthouse on the south side of Highway 377 and 67. Densman is sole owner and operator, mailing address 4109 Glenwood Brownwood TX 76801. Signed E. C. Densman d-b-a ED'S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Densman
Ed’s
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Comanche Co
Comanche County
Texas
Glenwood
Brownwood
Weekly Food Tips From Martha Stephens
Martha Stephens writes about steady beef prices and special deals on various cuts. Pork values focus on cooked hams and roasts, while fryer chickens and frozen turkeys offer bargains. Ample eggs at low prices with Grade A large eggs highlighted. fresh fruits and vegetables appear at reasonable prices.
Ecovgies Fir Worth More Than Any Cher Tree In Commerce
A brief industry note urges prioritizing the Ecovgies fir as the most valuable timber species marketwise, surpassing the cher tree in commercial value and demand.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Lane
Comanche Jaycees
David Robinson
Robinson
Jaycees
Witth Clemons Motor Co
Western Hills
Golden Rees
San Antonio
Aubrey D. Brown
Martha Brown
Edith Wasserman
San Antono
Maryland
Jerry Nelson
Richard Whittenburg
Duane Ogle
Larry Graham
Goodson Insurance
Herb Goodson
West Central Avenue
Borfa
Robert Hodges
de Leon, Texas
PHO
Carter
Pat Lauper
Pandy
Steve
Becky
Minnie Luper
Temple
Bill Day
Scott and White Hospital
Midland
Deborah
Tammi Clark
Sherry Wiggins
Seth Scott
Martha Stephens
Flere
Jan Owen
Bobbi
Dora Ef de Leon
Willie Pariain
Willie
Peggy Willis
Marvin Ifami
Kingsville
Stephan
Phanie
City of
Lake Eanes
Judy Gleaton