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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1971

Page

9

Heart Attack Fatality Claims Blanket Man on US 7

A Blanket man died of an apparent heart attack Friday about 10:20 a.m. on US 7 at Hasse while driving his pickup. Jack Dick was pronounced dead at Comanche Community Hospital after his truck veered off the road and hit a fence. His wife was uninjured. Funeral services were held at Davis- Morris Funeral Home with burial in Pecos. Dick, born July 23 1910 in Albertville Alabama, married Minnie Heath in 1945. He lived in Blanket since 1952 and was a farmer member of the Christian church and Masonic Lodge. Survivors include his wife, a stepson Wayne Basen two stepdaughters Dottie Duncan and Ritty Yanowski a sister and a brother.

US 7 Hasse Jack Dick Comanche Community Hospital Comanche Funeral Home Comanche Davis- Morris Funeral Home Pecos Cecil Cochran Selma Dick Fort Worth

Downing farmer Roy Loudermilk dies after short illness

Roy Loudermilk, 67, died at 10 30 p m Thursday July 22 at his home in Downing after a short illness. Funeral services were held at 2 p m Sunday July 25 at the De Leon Church of Christ with Payne Hattox and Moore Eubanks officiating. Burial followed in Downing Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Neva Hendrix Loudermilk two sons Gilbert and Walter Bob Loudermilk three brothers Murray Lee and Don Loudermilk and Lee Loudermilk a sister Mrs Ima Lesley five grandchildren and an extended family.

Roy Loudermilk Downing de Leon Church of Christ Payne Hattox Moore Eubanks Brownwood Downing Cemetery Higginbotham Funeral Home Loudermilk Neva M. Hendrix van Dyke Church of Christ Gilbert R. Loudermilk Fort Worth Walter Bob Loudermilk College Station Barthers Murray L. Loudermilk Lee A. Loudermilk Comanche Don W. Loudermilk Ima Lesley de Leon

Sewing to Add to Your Wardrobe

A discussion urges creative women to focus on practical home sewing as a way to expand their wardrobe for all occasions. It emphasizes purpose over mere activity and encourages thoughtful garment-making.

Wardrobe Planning Tips From Higginbothams Wardrobe Expert

Wardrobe planning advice from Mrs. Williams Higginbothams Staff Home economist urges shoppers to assess closet trends before buying. She recommends bringing color notes fabric types and coordinating items to avoid difficult projects. Call for help at 915 856 2545.

Higginbothams Williams

Final Rites For T Summers

Thomas Barron Summers, 45, of Arlington died Friday. Funeral at 3 p.m. Sunday, July 25, at Comanche Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Ruben Stone. Burial in Stag Creek Cemetery. Native of Comanche. survived by three daughters Kathy Summers Ruby Woolsey and Judy Chessin. mother Ida May Summers. three sisters Ruby Haynes John Burrows and Geneva York. five grandchildren.

Summers Comanche Ruben Stone Stag Creek Cemetery Kathy Summers Ruby Woolsey Arlington Judy Chessin Fort Worth Ida May Summers Ruby Haynes Brownwood John Burrows Geneva York Dublin

Rites Held For Mrs Swindle 89 in Goldthwaite

Mrs Dora Swindle 89 died July 24 in Goldthwaite. Funeral July 25 at Indian Gap Baptist Church, Rev Wendall E Hinton officiating, burial in Indian Gap Cemetery. She born March 13 1882 in Dallas County married J O Swindle in 1907 and lived in Indian Gap. Survived by four sons four daughters three sisters one brother and large extended family.

Dora Swindle Goldthwaite Indian Gap Oear Swindle Brownwood Dewey Swindle Hamilton Charles Swindle Priddy Charles Pittman California Ruth Howerton Waco Birdie Boler Mettie Priddy Bargs Zelma Hayes Irving 0. K. Barker Rosa Lee Boler Abilene W. L. McAnelly B. A. Harris Elida, N. M

Rites Held For Mrs York 85 In Comanche County

Mrs Claude York 85 of 802 N Lane died July 21 in a local hospital. Funeral services were July 23 at 10 a.m. at Comanche Funeral Home with Elder J N Isham officiating. Burial followed at Board Church. She was born April 15 1886 in Comanche County and survived by three sons two daughters two sisters two brothers 21 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren.

Claude York N. Lane Comanche J. N. Isham Primitive Baptist Church Board Church Cemetery York Gail York Jim York Joel York Jack York John Ramsey Jim Ellis E. W. Greg Muncie Ind Burt Bradley Black Stephenville

Lignite Fueled Plant Planned by TP and Partners in East Texas

TP and two other investor owned utilities announced a lignite fired plant to exceed 1 150 000 kilowatts in East Texas between Carthage and Longview. The project would use local lignite with two units starting 1977 and 1978, subject to regulatory and water rights approvals.

Texas Power & Light Co Tp&l Carthage Longview Texas Dallas P&l Texas Electric Service Co Big Brown Fairfield Freestone County Monticello Mt. Pleasant Titus County

Barbara Eden Stars in Dallas Musicals The Unsinkable Molly Brown

Barbara Eden will star as Molly Brown in The Unsinkable Molly Brown at Dallas Summer Musicals July 27 to August 8. Jerry Lanning plays Leadville Johnny Brown. Meridth Wilson wrote the score. Performances Tue through Sat at 8:15 p.m. with matinees Sat and Sun at 2:30. Tickets $6 to $13.50 at State Fair Box Office and Titche stores.

Barbara Eden Dallas Molly Borwn Miss Eden Jeannie Molly Brown Colorado Denver Jerry Lanning Johnny Brown Molly P.O Tex Titche’s

Fort Worth Weekend Visits Mention Hills and Furman Families

Fort Worth visitors Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Hill and Janice spent the weekend with the W. L. Hills and the Jack Hills. In Arlington the Ben Evridges visited their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Furman, M Kemi, and Luci.

Fort Worth P. D. Hill Janice W. L. Hills Jack Hills Arlington Ben Evridges W. R. Furman M Kemi Luci

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Blanket Man Miles Standish First Presbyterian Church North Pearl Street H. Grady James A.M. AM Higgintotham Barbara Williams T. Summers Thomas Barron Summers Mrs. Swindle Jerry Wright Tp&l & Others de Leon Visitor Margaret Brinson Colorado City Ina Loudermilk Joe Waring National No-Fault Auto Insurance Co Colery Len Bonick Sen Xfranklin Air Service Tris Hickory Cap John Ey Detergent Ieee USS Aes Tid Nylton Nolen Saa Uae Asds Ntrester Cay Sunnyfield Ae Ee Kraft Marvel Cans Comanche P. O Comache City County Airport Oseke Comanche Pharmacy Sunset Center Comanche, Texas
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