Mrs McGettes Taken By Death
Mrs Ella Mae McGette of Odessa formerly of Comanche County died Tuesday July 5 from injuries in a car-truck mishap near Pyote. Funeral services were held Friday July 8 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Revs Willis Beaty Preston Branum and Ova Cottrell officiating. Interment was in Oakwood Cemetery Comanche. Survivors include family members listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mae McGette
East St. St
Odessa
Comanche County
Pyote
Metes
Comanche Funeral Home
Willis Beaty
Preston Branum
Ova Cottrell
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs. McGettes Dies. Comanche Resident Had Deep Local Ties
Mrs. McGettes born July 3 1906 near Gap Comanche County was converted in 1953 and belonged to the United Pentecostal Church Comanche. She married Easom Arvin McGettes June 15 1924 and leaves a husband a son Frances Marion McGettes Huntsville a daughter Aline Jackson Here from Denver City Buddy Carter visits. Survived by brother Thurman Kennemer Huntsville two sisters Opal Flowers Odess a Myrtle Morgan Midland and two grandchildren. The Mills County State Bank plans a new modern building on the west side of the Goldthwaite Square replacing the 65 year old structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolsey
Allen Towe
McGettes
Grover Terrell
Laura Ann Kennemer
Gap
Comanche County
United Pentecostal Church
Comanche
Easom Arvin McGettes
Frances Marion McGettes
Huntsville
Aline Jackson
Mills County State Bank
Goldthwaite
Waco
Thurman Kennemer
Opal Flowers
Odessa
Myrtle Morgan
Midland
Open Air Revival at Sweetwater Baptist Church
An old fashioned outdoor revival starts Sunday July 17 at Sweetwater Baptist Church Rt. 2 Comanche and runs through July 24 with services at 10 am and 7:30 pm Rev Oscar Fanning of First Baptist Lueders preaches Cecil Fisher sings and Rev Don Burton invites all to attend the revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetwater Baptist Church
Rt. 2
Comanche
Oscar Fanning
First Baptist Church
Lueders
Cecil Fisher
Song Teader
Don Burton
Fort Worth
Sweetwater Church
Couple to Wed at First Presbyterian Church Comanche
Miss Rauhut and Mr. Lee will be married on Friday evening July 29 at the First Presbyterian Church in Comanche. Cokes and donuts were served from a refreshment table covered with a beige cloth. The centerpiece featured a vegetable arrangement with onion and cabbage decorations and guests gave kitchen gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronda Rauhut
Calvin Lee
The
Presbyterian Church
H. M. Cauley
N. Travis St
Janet Meyers
Marguerite Ross
Eugene Rauhut
Joe B. Lee
Mesdames B. D. BD. Greer
H. J. Rachels
Herman Rauhut
Yollie Meyers
Keith
Richard Bean
Henry Taylor
Virginia Cobb
Beverly Barret
Marsha Wilkerson
Rauhut
Mr. Lee
First Presbyterian
Holstein Cow Sets Notable Production Record in Area
The Holstein-Priesian Association of America reports a registered Holstein cow named Nectariyn Carol Kyle owned by EB. & Bradley & Sons of Dublin achieved 14,907 pounds of milk and 556 pounds of butterfat in 344 days. Texas A M College supervised the weighing and testing under official herd programs across 2,600+ participating herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Holstein-Priesian Association of America
EB. &. Bradley & Sons
Dublin
Texas A. & M. College
National Holstein Organization
Revival Opens Sunday At Gustine
A revival at Gustine Methodist Church begins Sunday July 17 and runs through July 24. Reverend Gene Chamness of Everman, former Gustine pastor, will preach. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustine
Gustine Methodist Church
Gene Chamness of
Everman
Gustine Church
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Worris
John W
Lake Whit
Mrs. McGettes
West Side Motors
John W. Roberts
Denver City
Buddy Carter
Fia Sto Ia
Kimbell
Duncan Hines
Agin
Charmin
Vandervoorts
iBacon
Black Hawk
Fryers Franks
Wisconsin
Ihiams
Pan
Armour’s Star
Sweetwater
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