Small Town Shower Honors Reed and Community Center Event
A June 21 gathering at the Community Center honored Reed and Evans with a social display. Attendees included Bob Mull Dwight Brightman and Dick Evans with others presenting gifts while Mrs Sears and Letha Dunn arranged white mums and refreshments. The event noted a 1963 Comanche High graduate now at Indiana gate College and REIFF Odessa employee, with plans for relocation after summer teaching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelle Ald
Pridean Reid
Gil Evans
Bob Mull
Dwight Brightman
Punt
Rth
Weldon Cornet Rackley
Dick Aude Evans
Bert Beaty Strube
Paul Gray
Dave Sears
Brownwood
Sears
Honoree
Hasse
Verson
Parsons
Shar- Letha Dunn
Indiana
Gate College
Reiff Company of
Odessa
Presbyterian Notes Urge Congregational Meeting and Summer Bible Study
The First Presbyterian Church session calls a July 7 congregational meeting after morning worship to discuss joining a larger parish with Brownwood. A 6 pm all church covered dish supper honors summer minister James L. McCall and wife Dian, with Women of the Church in charge. A 7 pm first class in the New Covenant Life Curriculum follows, led by McCall using Education for Covenant Living, as adults, officers, and older youth gather for the study at the minister’s home, with Barriers to Belief tentatively planned for Tuesday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Brownwood
Fellowship Hall
James L. McCall
Dian
McCall
Covenant Living
Norman Langford
Dian McCall
Sunday School Series and Church Listings for June
A historical church and Sunday School schedule lists services across many congregations including First Methodist First Baptist Central Christian and Taylor Chapel Methodist with a total attendance figure of 2 443. The note invites all young people and guests to upcoming meetings with rotating hosts from July 9 to August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
First Baptist
Central Christian
Taylor Chapel Methodist
Liberty Freewill
United Pentecostal
Gartman View Freewill
Comanche Church of Christ
Gustine Methodist
Gustine Baptist
Victory Baptist
East Side Baptist
First Freewill
Free Pentecostal
First Presbyterian
Sweetwater Baptist
Zion Hill Baptist
Gustine Church of Christ Pettit Baptist
South Copperas Baptist
Hasse Baptist
Sidney Church of Christ
Gustine Church of Christ
Proctor Baptist
Mt. Pleasant Baptist
Sidney Methodist
Mercer Gap Baptist
South Leon Baptist Board Church Baptist
Proctor Methodist Emmanuel Baptist
Sidney Baptist Church
Beattie Baptist
de Leon Northside Baptist
de Leon Church of Christ de Leon Church of Christ de Leon Church of God de Leon
de Leon Assembly of God Total
Ece
Burton Cunningham
Keith Lane, Jr
H. J. Rachels
Jess Anders
J. B. Allcorn
Clarence Rea
Clara Slack
Heart Attack Fatal To Jack Bettis
Jack Bettis longtime Blanket resident and Comanche County figure died of a heart attack about 7 45 am Thursday June 97 while working cattle on the Bettis Ranch near May He was a bookkeeper for McDougal Auction Co in Comanche and son of a Brown County pioneer He married Jo Dabney of Blanket June 18 1932 He was member of First Methodist Church Brownwood Survivors include his wife a son Joe Bettis a missionary student at Princeton a brother Herman Bettis Abilene three sisters and one grandson Funeral services were held at 10 am last Saturday in Brownwood with Rev Ben Feemster officiating Burial was in Greenleaf Cemetery at Brownwood Last Friday six Dallas visitors purchased books for the Comanche Public Library
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bettie
Blanket
Oswell Brichtman
Comanche
Bettis Ranch
May
First Methodist
Brownwood
Ben Feemster
Greenleaf
Bettis
McDougal Auction Co
Comanche County
Newburg
Texas
Brown County
Jack Bettis
Jo Dabney
First Methodist Church
Joe Bettis
Princeton
Herman Bettis
Abilene
G. Preston Tate
Joe Waring
G. Gebman
Bill Wilkerson
Dallas
Comanche Public Library
Hortons Return Home After Lake Buchanan Trip
Rev and Mrs G H Horton return home after spending the first three days of the week at Lake Buchanan.
Sub-District Meeting Attendees At Brownwood Church
Rev. and Mrs. Plez Todd and Jerry Todd joined Lou McCullough Jimmy Norris Sabre and Patsy Benton at the Methodist Youth Fellowship sub-district gathering Monday night at Central Methodist Church in Brownwood. Also noted, America's first World Fair occurred in New York City in 1853.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plez Todd
Jerry Todd
Lou McCullough
Jimmy Norris
Sabre
Patsy Benton
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Central Methodist Church
Brownwood
America
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
McDonald
Rochester
Lyte
Opie Comanteacher
Presbyterian Notes
Presbyterian Church Reporter
Irae
Comanche, Texas
Comanche National
Ees Vd i
Federal Reserve Bank Stock
United States
TOTAL
Arbi Lee
Aad
Oleo Iltine
NBC
Rackers Aman
Mpa
R. K. Waggoner
Ener Y Fyre
Anon
del Monte
Ero-Zan
Gatlon
Cn Hae
AlbBag
Raenveas
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pec
J. C. Terrell
J. W. Moore
T. J. Williams
Donald R. Hall
E. Tarrance
Oo. W. Greene
A P. Cox
Robert Eaton
W. L. Nix
J. C
Ort
Ae Eas
Bell
Mrs. Tuckers
Ags
R. K. WA
Waite
Eee
Ivesh
Re, JR
Mamamac
Ananas
Ihe
Elalattnaren
Wren
SS Shine
S&h
Flonglisons
Wwe
Eowrerere
Jack Knox
Houston
Murray Harper
Martindale
Robert Leidecker
San Angelo
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