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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1961

Page

7

Houston contrasts and growth noted in Alma Jean’s Willow Bend

The piece portrays Houston’s varied neighborhoods, new homes, modern churches and schools, and dense shopping centers reducing downtown reliance. It also traces Houston’s founding in 1836, its brief role as Texas capital, and a side trip to Galveston noting beaches, roads, and the city’s fame as a resort and convention hub.

Willow Bend Alma Jean Houston Galveston Texas Gulf

Houston Area Growth and Towns in Harris County Texas

The text describes Harris County Texas towns including Pasadena and Baytown near Houston, noting Pasadena’s 53,737 population and rapid growth, Baytown’s 28,159 residents, and other towns such as West University, Galena Park, Jacinto City, and Humble. It mentions the San Jacinto area, Pasadena's civic context, industrial plants, and the varied landscapes of Oak Forest and Willow Bend while recording residents and local geography.

Pasa Houston Ship Canal Houston Independent District Pasadena Texas Baytown Non San Jacinto Monument Humble Harris County West University Galena Park Jacinto City South Houston Tom Ball Deer Park Bunker Hill Hunter’s Creek Piney Point Spring Valley Katy

Card of Thanks for Kindness After House Fire

Words cannot express our gratitude for the many kindnesses shown us when our house burned. May God bless you all for your many good deeds. The J. A. Rogers

J. A. Rogers

Neighbors Sent Warm Thanks During Illness of Mr Cook

Mr and Mrs W Cook express sincere appreciation to neighbors and friends who helped with crops and offered kindnesses duringMr Cook illness. They pray for blessings on all who offered service and kindness.

Steve Hilliard Rites Held July 24

Funeral services for Steve T Hilliard 88 a longtime Comanche County farmer were held July 20 at the Comanche Church of Christ. Burial followed at Pendergrass Cemetery near Sidney. Survived by Lena Jones wife. ten children. five daughters. two sons. five grandsons served as pallbearers.

Steve T Hilliard Rt. 2 Comanche Comanche Church of Christ T. P. McFerrin Clarence Bryant Pendergrass Sidney Oak Lawn Funeral Home Chapel Mr. Hilliard Hilliard Lena Jones Bill Durham Otis Matthews Cecil Clark Tom Farmer Dallas Damon Smith Edcouch Riley Douglas Hilliard Paul Jones Lit

Stangs Rites Held At Blanket

Harvey H. Stages 84 a Blanket area farmer died Saturday in a Comanche hospital Funeral services were held Monday at Blanket First Baptist Church with Rev Ed Russell officiating Burial followed at Zephyr Cemetery He had lived in the Blanket area about 20 years.

Harvey H. Stages Comanche Hospital Mr. Stages Blanket First Baptist Church Ed Russell Zephyr Stages

Reverend Glasgow Visits Fort Worth Area Homes

Reverend and Mrs Bill Glasgow of Fort Worth have been Comanche visitors for days. His brother Glasgow and father lie ill in the local hospital while he offers spiritual uplift in homes. Mrs Betty Handcock praises his deep conviction and revelation.

Bill Glasgow Fort Worth Betty Handcock

Local ties noted in obituary fragment

The fragment lists survivors including step-daughter Mrs. Charlies Jordan of Houston, 14 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren, a brother Bob Hilliard of Lewisville, and sisters Nellie Young of Lewisville and Emma Loyd of Fort Worth. No full obituary context is provided.

Tlefield Will Jones Corsicana Charlies Jordan Houston Bob Hilliard Lewisville Nellie Young Emma Loyd Fort Worth

Mark Skinner Pioneer Citizen Dies at 89

Mark V Skinner 89 of Rt 3 Comanche died July 23 in a local hospital after months of ill health. A retired bookkeeper and accountant, he lived south of Comanche on State Highway 16 for years and was a Baptist. Funeral July 25 at the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev E N Strother officiating. interment in Albin Cemetery. He was born October 2 1871 in Mississippi and married Emma Cunningham in 1899. Survived by daughter Mrs J Frank Weaver, two sisters Mrs Willie Taylor and Mrs Sam B Todd, and brother Guyton Skinner.

Mark V Skinner Rt. 3 Comanche Comanche Funeral Home E. N. Strother C Cc. Klingman Albin Cemetery Sam P. Todd Burton Cunningham Tom Spencer Randal Burton Joe Lane Ide Lane Skinner Mississippi Will L Sallie Miller Skinner Texas Comanche County The Baptist Church Emma Cunningham J. Frank Weaver Newbury Willie Taylor Clarendon Sam B. Todd Gustine Guyton Skinner Brownwood

Thanks for floral offerings and support after our father’s death

We thank friends and neighbors for the beautiful flowers food and deeds of kindness during the illness and death of our father S T Hilliard special thanks to doctors nurses at Blackwood Mims hospital and Oaklawn Funeral Home for their wonderful service May God bless each one from the family 1tp

Blackwood- Mims Hospital Oaklawn Funeral Home S. T. Hilliard

Appreciation Note for Kindness After Mother's Passing

The family of Mrs. S. BE. Catw ile expresses deep thanks to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness during illness and death. Gratitude is given for food flowers Porter Franks staff Rev. 5. J Isham and singers. thoughts shared in this time of sorrow will be remembered.

S. FE. Carwile Porter Franks J Isham Catwile

Dallas Pairish visits relatives in Houston

Harold Pairish from Dallas spent his vacation here with his parents Mr and Mrs Ray Pairish. Mrs Bob Barton and her son Bill returned home to Houston Friday after a short visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J C Wilkerson and other relatives and friends

Dallas Harold Pairish Ray Pairish Bob Barton Bill Houston J. c. Wilkerson

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