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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1964

Page

10

Nolan Chandler Dies In Fort Worth

Nolan Chandler 53 of Fort Worth died at 8 20 p m Thursday July 16 in a Fort Worth hospital. Funeral 2 p m Sunday July 19 Comanche Funeral Home Chapel. Interment Taylors Chapel Cemetery. Survived by wife Velma Day and daughter Sherry Chandler both of Fort Worth and three brothers Ollie J Chandler of Sidney Lester R and Early Chandler, both of Comanche County. born October 12 1910 in Comanche County and long time farmer. He was a member of the Church of Christ.

Nolan Chandler 7Th & Penn Fort Worth Comanche County Mr. Chandler Comanche Funeral Home Chapel Nelson Stark Pearl St. Church of Christ, Comanche Taylors Chapel B. J. Pyburn Jesse Reed Dwight Chandler Bill Day Norman Chandler Vestal Day L. FE. Chandler Church of Christ Chandler Velma Day Sherry Chandler Ollie J. Chandler Sidney Lester R Early Chandler Comanche

Final Rites For Flossie Roberts

Mrs. Flossie Holmes Roberts, 1104 S Austin St Comanche, died July 20 in a local hospital. Funeral rites were held July 21 at the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Floyd Brawley and Rev. L C Dodd presiding. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by two sons Ruben Jr and Larry Dean Roberts both of Arlington, two daughters Mary Frances Low of Arlington and Verna Jean Fleshman of Rapid City, a sister and 12 grandchildren, among others.

Flossie Holmes Roberts S. Austin St. Comanche Roberts Comanche Funeral Home Floyd Brawley L. C. Dodd Oakwood Cemetery Comanche Floyd Ballard Johnny Livingston Ottis Fields Sam Livingston Dale Brawley Steve Finley Sidney E. Burks Cc. F. Burks Oklahoma First Freewill Baptist Church Ruben B. Roberts Bill Virgie) Finley Leonard Octavia) Steele Floyd Bessie) Steele

Card of Thanks for Mrs. C. E. Drennan

The children and grandchildren express gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness after the loss of their mother. Special thanks go to Porter Franks and staff at Comanche Funeral Home, Floyd Jones and his singers, and to Revs J L Woolsey and G H Horton for their words. May God bless each of you.

Porter Franks Comanche Floyd Jones J. L. Woolsey G. H. Horton C. E. Drennan

Granddaughter of Comancheans On Tour Of Mexico

Carole Cheatham a 1964 honor graduate of Cooper High School Abilene Texas travels in Mexico City with plans to study at McMurry College after top honors and scholarships. She tours nearby towns with Diane Heath visiting Acapulco and will return to Abilene around August 1. Mrs Joe Middleton visited Miss Sue Killingsworth in San Angelo last weekend.

Carole Cheatham W. A. Mercer Viola Cheatham Comanche Mexico City Carole Cooper High School Abilene Texas McMurry Hardin-Simmons University McMurry College Diane Heath Fort Worth Acapulco Joe Middleton Sue Killingsworth San Angelo

Rites Tuesday For Mrs. Emil Hayes

Mrs. Emil Hayes 84 of Gustine died July 20 at home. Funeral held July 21 at Oak Lawn Funeral Home Chapel Comanche. Interment Siloam Cemetery. Survived by three daughters two sons two sisters a brother six grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren.

Emil Nancy Josephine) Hayes Rt. 1 Gustine Emil Hayes Hayes Edward Robert Allen Richard Burt Lamkin Boyd Dooley Carlton Dalton Hayes Wayne Hayes Dublin Fount Waldrop Oklahoma City Okla E. E. Yarbrough Pampa Jim Burton Lovington New Mexico

Clarence Jones Rites Monday

Clarence Truman Jones 57 owner of Frozen Food Lockers Comanche died Sunday July 19 after two weeks illness. Funeral service 2 p.m. July 20 at Oak Lawn Funeral Home Chapel with Dr Isham and Rev Todd officiating. Burial Oakwood Cemetery with Masonic rites. He was born July 18 1907 in Fannin County and lived in Comanche County most of his life. He was a WWII veteran and active in civic groups. He married Ruth Wilhelm in 1927 and had two sons Bill Jones and a Comanche resident.

Clarence Truman Jones W. Grand Comanche Mr. Jones Lake Eanes Rd Oak Lawn Funeral Home S. J. Isham Gustine Piez Todd First Methodist Church Oakwood Cemetery Boyd Anthonry Bob Burton Virgil Norris Herbert Goodson Tra Clemons Harvey Durham Joe Tupin W. M. Durham J. O. Jones Mertie Ann Butler Jones Fannin County Comanche County First Baptist Church Bill Jones

Joy and Sorrow by Mrs H E Waggoner

A devotional piece from Mrs H E Waggoner of Western Hills Comanche praising joyful and sorrowful moments, urging clean hearts through God and prayer. It reflects on faith during war times and holiday travel with questions about carrying Bibles and seeking divine guidance on the road.

H. E. Waggoner Western Hills Home Comanche God America

Obituary fragment lists Jones family survivors in Comanche area

The text notes a person named Jim mie Jones a school teacher from Alta Loma, survived by parents Mr and Mrs J O Jones of Comanche four sisters and four grandchildren. Also mentions a Floyd Jones of Downing Rt 1 Comanche and Beulah Elliott and Tom Fagan of Comanche and L D Wilkerson of Downing Rt 1 Comanche and J D Francisco of White On.

Jimmie Jones Alta Loma J. O. Jones Comanche Floyd Jones Downing Rt. 1 W. R Beulah) Elliott Tom Fagan L. D. Wilkerson Co Manche J. D. Francisco White On

Reflection on light love and lasting beauty

A reflective piece praising cathedrals and stained glass, linking inner light to outward goodness. It recalls memories of a reading father and simpler kerosene lamp life, contrasts external beauty with soul beauty, and ends with a Whittier verse and John 14:27 about peace.

Christ Whittier

Gratitude Expressed After Infant Son’s Loss

The Smith family thanks friends and neighbors for support during the loss of their infant son. They bless each reader for prayers and kindness. Visiting Brother Jimmy Rambo traveled from Comanche to Birmingham to visit his brother Lewis Rambo, an associate minister in Alabama.

T. B Peat) Smith Jr Jimmy Rambo Comanche Lewis Rambo Birmingham Alabama Lewis Church of Christ Harold Rambo

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