Knob Church Children’s Day Reflected in Knob Knob Memory
The piece recalls Knob Methodist Church Children’s Day services from 1896 to 1899 on the third Sunday in May. It details choir roles, program selections, church social preparations, a big dinner on the ground, and mission fund collections, with notes from Elie K. Wilkerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie K. Wilkerson
Azle
Knob
Bannet
Knob Methodist Church
Knob Church
Springtown
New Hope
Methodist Church Publishing House
Imogene Wilkerson
The
Methodist Church
South
Smith and Lamar
Nashville
Tenn
Iiam
Ethel Hendrix
Erin Cowsar
Eliza Clemmer
Ina Bradshaw
Dora Gibson
Della Hamilton
Maggie Peden
Alfred Hendrix
Ollie Hendrix
Wanda Hendrix
Bill Wilkerson
Iaa Bradshaw
Hunter
Arlie Lyles
Lora Clemmer
Wesley Gibson
Fox
Neddie Hen
Drix
Roe Peden
Lois Peden
Hunter True
Ruth Wilkerson
Billie Bradshaw
Ernest Wren
Claude Browder
Cora Peden
Elie Wilkerson
Myrtie Bradshaw
Ada Hamilton
Lee Ramsey
Arthur Vinzant
Heaven
Willie Saunders
Dora
John W. Lyle
Nellie
Neale
Jesus
Jim Wilkerson
Lyles
Hendrix Knobs
Nashville Christian Advocate
Sally
Northwest Texas
W. B. McKeown
S. S
J. L. White
Knoh Methodist Church
Bob Wilkerson
Isam Wren
William Gibson
Will
Texas
Della Summerville
Vera Hendrix
Cora
Ada
Sally Knox
Claude Wilkerson
Rising Star visitors include Clyde House and family
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde House visited Clyde House senior at a Rising Star rest home on Friday and also called on Mr. and Mrs. Guy Morris in Cisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde House
C. W. Bell
Guy Morris
Cisco
Comanche County Servicemen Stationed Overseas List
Local compilation acknowledges Comanche County residents serving abroad. Names span Viet Nam Germany Belgium Korea Spain and naval deployments aboard ships such as USS Saratoga and USS Herry E Hubbard. Readers are urged to report any omissions to ensure complete roster coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
John McCarty
Viet Nam
Jack R. Sutton
Guam
Pete Cox
Kenneth Cox
Germany
Jack Grimmer
David Robinson
Clyde Deckard
Spain
Larry Ormsby
Belgium
Herschel Strawn
Korea
William M. Taber
Rector Taber
Ray McEwin
Virgil Evans
Gary L. Hillis
B. Bartlett
Ernest Guill, Jr
Troy Seckinger
Herbert Wolff, Jr
Jimmy Martin
William S. Watts
EOC
John H. Bilberry
John A. Coleleasure
Seaman
Tucker Loudermilk
Morgan E. Stewart
Kenneth L. Wilson
Henry L. Lindley
Billy Williams
Aneil D. Robinson
Robert D. Merworth
Kent Carnes
Roland Gutierrez
Roger Spruill
Roy Lee Graham
Marlin L. Johnson
Lewis E. Hart
Larry Cheatham
Kenneth Ray Green
Saratoga
Mediterranean
Irving Ashford
Don O. Cantrell
Donald Ward
Set Nam
Thomas Phil Swan
Willard McKinney
Eddie Reeves
Anthony L. Preston
Vietnam
Curtis D. McGlothlin
USS
Herry E. Hubbard
Melvin Liss
Rites Held For J. H. London In Comanche
J. H. London of 103 S. Lamar Comanche died July 18 in a local hospital. Services July 20 at the Comanche Funeral Home chapel with R. G. Parkinson officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. London born February 24 1900 in Missouri lived in Comanche 27 years. He owned London Welding Shop and belonged to Pearl Street Church of Christ. Survived by wife Julia Vi ola English two sons L. T. English Fort Worth three daughters Mrs. C. W. Lightfoot Fort Worth Mrs. Arden Locke Brownwood Mrs. Doyle McDowell Lakewood CA six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H
Joe) London
S. Lamar
Comanche
R. G. Parkinson
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. London
Missouri
London Welding
Pearl Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Grand
C. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
James Wilkerson
Asoc
Dublin
Gorman
Bientet
Carbon
May
Zephyr
Denas
Camanche
G@EMITH
Zenith
Goin
Higginbothams
Sgt
Freddie Anderson
Gerald R. Jones
Joe Woolsey
Pfc
Rey Ramirez
J. H. London
Congregational Methodist Church
Lake Eanes Road
Roy Henson
Eddie Price
Joanna
Fort Worth
Bill Roberts
Patti
Ricky
Nan Henson
San Angelo
Joe Spiser
Big Lake
Wedge Turner
Melanie
Wade Clements
D. F. Caraway
Cpl
John Wayne Carter
Okinawa
Jimmy Daniel
Turkey
Harvey Howell