Miss Sidney Joann West Weds Roddy Bagley in San Marcos
Miss Sidney Joann West and Roddy Wilburn Bagley exchanged vows at First Methodist Church San Marcos in a candlelit ceremony June 30. The couple, both San Marcos High School graduates and Southwest Texas State College juniors, will reside at 526 Zurleson Street San Marcos after a Monterrey honeymoon.
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Sidney Joann West
Mr. Bagley
First Methodist
San Marcos
Roddy Wilburn Bagley
William Ellsworth West
Wilburn Bagley
Martindale
Raymond Wilson
Ira Renny Bowles
Ralph Bego
Corpus Christi
Macbeth Bagley
Lynn Hallock
Diane Turner
Loma Lou Chance
San Antonio
Harpy Bego
Jack Bagley
Bill West
Nathan Porter
Tomm Webb
Zurleson St
San Marcos High School
Southwest Texas State College
Daniel Mathison Taken By Death
Daniel Mathison, 68, De Leon, retired railroad engineer, died Wednesday June 27 in a German hospital. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon June 28 at Northside Baptist Church De Leon. Burial was in Wienert Cemetery. He was survived by his wife Mary a son Daniel R Mathison of De Leon six step sons two sisters and a number of step grandchildren and two grandchildren.
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Daniel Mathison
de Leon
Mathison
Northside Baptist Church
Wienert
Mary
Daniel R. Mathison
Earnest Alien
Benjamin
Aud Mathison
San Angelo
Presbyterian Notes At First Presbyterian July Series
During July Dr. Baxter Greer presents special messages at morning and evening services. Topics include What Is The Christian Religion Like Knowing God Better A Religion of Hope and The Hand of God. Miss Lavonne Hall is guest soloist with Mrs. V A Meyers at 11 a.m. and the young people choir leads 7:30 p.m. services. Sunday School is 10 a.m. Ken Rachels is general superintendent. Adults, H J Rachels co-mentors.
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Baxter Greer
First Presbyterian Church
Lavonne Hall
V. A. Meyers
Ken Rachels
Fellowship Hall
H. J. Rachels
Out-of-town guests attend Woolsey funeral rites
Funeral services for William Clifford Woolsey drew visitors from across Texas and New Mexico. Attendees included Nolan Warren of Austin. C J Boleamare of Tahoka. Pete Rutledge and daughter Mary Lynn of Paris. Pete Knight of Winnsboro. Euel Vance and Inez Carver of Knox City. Lena Stuckey and Bryan women of Waco. Young family. Charlie Corhan of Brownwood. R R Strickland of Abilene. Gaston Sanders of De Leon. Maurine Rumfield and daughter Vicki of Carlsbad New Mexico. Elvis Clark of Denver City. Paul Podraza of Brownwood.
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Comanche
William Clifford Woolsey
Nolan Warren
Austin
C. J. Boleamare
Tohoka
Pete Rutledge
Mary Lynn
Paris
Pete Knight
Winnsboro
Euel Vance
Inez Carver
Knox City
Lena Stuckey
Bryan
Waco
Young
Charlie Corhan
Brownwood
R. R. Strickland
Abilene
Gaston Sanders
de Leon
Maurine Rumfield
Vicki
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Elvis Clark
Denver City
Paul Podraza
Fort Worth couple visit Comanche on Saturday
Here From Fort Worth Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bean of Fort Worth were Comanche visitor's Saturday.
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Fort Worth
Mrs
Earl Bean
Dudley Massingill Visits Fort Worth Parents
Dudley Massingill of Fort Worth visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Massingill here Sunday.
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Fort Worth
Dudley Massingill
Mrs
Dick Massingill
Divorce by Publication in Comanche County Texas
Public citation in Comanche County Texas to Donald Dean Roden for divorce from Lucy Helen Roden. Case issued July 10 1962 relates to marriage May 9 1963 and separation June 18 1961. Petitions filed May 22 1962 in District Court docket 10 448. Requires appearance and written answer by first Monday after 42 days.
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State OF Texas
Donald Dean Roden
District Court
52Nd Judicial District
Comanche County
Keomanche
Texas
Lucy Helen Roden
Comanche
Ben
Wilhelm
Wilson County town founder John Robert Anderson obituary
More Old Wilson William P. Anderson, 85, of Lub boc, Texas. Bennie, a son, died at the age of 21. A baby sister died while the family lived in their first log house. With the turn of the century improvements came to Wilson. Water wells were put down, barb ed wire made its appearance and numerous houses constructed of pine lumber were built Georgia stock and double shovel farming gave way to walking cultivators. The future for Wilson looked promising for a time, then the railroads passed her by, county roads were improved and slowly but surely she came to a stand still. John Robert Anderson, as was his want, continued to live quietly on his 80 acre farm and saw the handwriting on the wall for the town he helped built Advanced years caught John
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William P. Anderson
Lubboc
Texas
Bennie
Wilson
Georgia
John Robert Anderson
John
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Tommy Williams
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John Gleaton
Monterrey
Mexico
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A. K. Krause
Guy Burnett
Milton Porter
Kate Leinneweber
Grace Lowman
David Bagley
Charlie Bagley
Thomas Bagley
Frank Taylor
Frank Mooney
Tom Webb
Allen Early
Bill Potsovitch
Wilburn T Otmers
Bill Nicholas
Walter Schaudt
Vern Spiva
Fredericksburg
Bradley Gardner
Carlos Sneed
Bob Pacharzina
Kerrville
Charlotte Williams
Barbara Guinn
Laura Hopson
Gayle Martindale
Pat Buie
Sharon Akin
Nancy Bagley
Joan Leinneweber
Patricia Kennedy
Mrs. Roddy Wilburn Bagley
Chevrolet America
Ban Wun
Chevrolet
Arthur Chevrolet-Olds, Inc
Comanche, Texas
Fleetwood
Modern Homes Construction CO
Presbyterian Notes
Lee
S. Bean
Resley
Lubbock
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Valeria Kemp
Beauty Shop
East Walcott
Dr Pepper
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Rae
Johnny Hart
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RCA Victor
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