Funeral Services At Sand Hill FOR PINK SCOTT
Pink Scott died at 85 in Sand Hill June 15 1952 after a long illness. A Comanche County pioneer owner of ranch and oil interests he lived in Sand Hill since 1874. Survived by brother John Scott and sister Mrs Sarah E Welch, his Masonic devotion and community service were noted. Funeral at Sand Hill Church with Higginbotham Funeral Home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pink Scott
Sand Hill
Comanche County
Texas
Joseph Pinkston Scott
Ellis County
John Scott
Rayborn
Sarah E. Scott
Scott
Douglas Stephenson
Lubbock
Stephenson
Newt Bingham
Mose Strickland Boyd Butler
W. B. Nowlin
Mentora Carter
J. M. Holdridge
Lana Hill
Sarah E. Welch
de Leon
Higginbotham Funeral Home
de Leon Free Press
Three Room Unfurnished Apartment For Sale
Classified notes advertise a three room unfurnished apartment at 304 W Walcott with private bath and garage for sale. Also listed are bath fixtures and home goods sold at low prices, plus miscellaneous local visit notes and small ads for agricultural supplies and sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Walcott
Norris Insurance
Local visitors and relatives listed in Pecos area notes
Sidney and Mrs. Stapp of Pecos visit Jess Caffey and Archie Redwine with others. Dan and Ochis Claytons and Ross visit Jay Hilley at Democrat. Carolyn Fern visits relatives at Tohoka. Cynthia Merrit from Lubbock visits grandparents Tant and Mrs Walker. Edna McCullough returns from Oregon. Walter Wagnon of California visits Mae Armstrong. Aubrey Graham of Comanche spends night with N E Graham. Hutchins and children visit Jay Coffey. Joan West of Fredericksburg visits cousin Shirley Walker. Dwight Lane and Oklahoma relatives visit Opher Lane. Mary Jean Bell of Dallas visits Dan McCarthy and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stapp
Pecos
Jess Caffey
Archie Redwine
Dan Clayton
Ochis Clayton
Ross
Jay Hilley
Democrat
Carolyn Fern
Tohoka
Cynthia Merrit
Lubbock
Tant Walker
Edna McCullough
Opher Lane
Mary Jean Bell
Dallas
Dan McCarthy
Mc Carthy
Blackwood
Sketch of the Life of Mrs Ada Davis
Mrs Ada Davis 73 of Beattie died May 29 after a long illness. Funeral June 1 at Taylors Chapel with Rev Sanders of Dublin officiating. Interment in Taylors Chapel Cemetery. Born September 23 1878 in McLennan County. Married to Newt Davis at Beattie in 1910. he died the same year. Survived by two sons E C Davis Beattie and C V Davis Comanche and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Davis
Ada Lusk
Beattie
Taylor’s Chapel
Rev. Sanders
Dublin
Davis
McLennan
Newt Davis
E. C. Davis
C. V. Davis
Comanche
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Pwn
Allan Shivers
Houston Chronicle
Ross Roads
Luther Auvenshine
Dave
Ford
Ben Hulsey
Western Auto Store
Comanche Bag Co
South
Comanche Nat'l Bank
Pops
Mathieson Ammo-Phos
Mathieson Ammo
Mathieson
Curtis Corby
Comanche, Texas
Patty
Eltos
Sidney
Athieson
Higginbotham's
Carl Stewart
Brownwood
Arch Boyd
Startife
Comanche Feed Mill
Durham
W. L. Morris
South Comanche Nat'l Bank
America
Central
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