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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1942

Page

11

Revival at Pentecostal Church Near Red Gin Opens Saturday

Revival at the Pentecostal Church near Red Gin begins Saturday night August 1 under Rev. Charlie Schafer evangelist and Bro White. All church members and others invited. Committee members include Mrs. Alice McAnnelly and sons of Brownwood.

Pentecostal Church Red Gin Charlie Schafer Bro. White

White Point Cemetery Association forms to fund labor

May 2 1942 the White Point Cemetery Association organized with Doc Edwards as treasurer and Mrs J C Helm as corresponding secretary. The group seeks funds to hire labor to beautify the grounds and notes many donors have no relatives buried there. Most donations are one dollar. Labor was secured to clean used lots this week and arid back plots slow progress until rain. Semi annual meetings planned for September and May. Also reports visits by Bert Byrd Miral Byrd and baby of Proctor and George Byrd of Comanche dining with Mrs Ted Hart. J D Hicks from Fort Bliss Texas visited last week.

White Point Cemetery Association Doc Edwards J. C. Helm Edwards John Lee Fort Worth Proctor Comanche Maud Reader D. C. Johnson Annie James Velma Sanders Dublin Donald Chisholm Waxahachie Bel Lane Gorman Mary Little Arington George Higginbotham Helen Bob Leach R. E. Anders San Antonio R. W. Newman Quinton Texas H. H. Macon Charles Newt Guyger Camp Bowie R. €. Guyger Guy Newman Glen Macon Canado Pauline Smith Inez Hamit Wichita Falls Alonzo Kayere

Proctor Community Echoes July Fourth Visits

Residents and relatives listed visiting from Proctor and nearby towns as well as out of state guests. Families include Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Coltsins, Miss Eunice Smith, Mrs. Velma Wirdell, Mr. and Mrs. John Cattles from California, and others.

Rollin Coltinsworth Glen Rose

Appreciation Note for Comanche Kindness After Loss

We thank the people of Comanche and Comanche County for support after the loss of our daddy son and brother. Deepest appreciation for words flowers and meals. Special thanks to Mr Franks for service and to Bro Isham for comforting words. May God bless you all. Mother Hodges and children. Mr and Mrs T A Lane of Comanche visited Wilmer Westfall family.

Comanche Comanche County Mr. Franks Bro. Isham Mother Hodges

Log Cabin Convention Set For July 26 At Copperas Creek

R F Haddox president announces annual Log Cabin Convention of old settlers of County will be held Sunday July 26 on Copperas Creek near Beattie at the Uncle Dick Fendrick place. Members urged to attend bringing B.

R. F. Haddox Copperas Creek Uncle Dick Fendrick

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Alice McAnnelly Mrs. B. F. Barnes and Sons of Comyn Quilting Club Chester Allen Mrs R. E. Nance Ed Ligon Rauhut County Regarding Land Commissioner Bascom Giles General Land Office Austin Giles J. A. Rauhut THE Bert Byrd Miral F. Byrd George Hercy C. Byrd Ted Hart Denny J. D. Hicks Fort Bliss Bill Dr. Miles MILES Bob McCampbell Frank Weaver Monahans Mrs. M. V. Skinner Newburg Etta Robertson Sherman Dallas Houston Galveston Herman May Comissioner T. A. Lane Wilmer Westfall Bruner Place Beattie Dr. LA. Wool Texas Quality Network Sam C. Carter Tom N. Carter Soda Springs Cour Charles Cari Otis Braziel
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