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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1960

Page

2

Prayer and Jefferson Davis memory highlight Comanche page

The Comanche Chief reprints an essay on prayer by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale and notes a 1900 Comanche courthouse program honoring Jefferson Davis. It recalls a Memorial Day observance and lists a long, family-connected program with songs, poems, addresses, and a humorous retirement verse.

Bob Norman Vincent Peale America

Freeman and Sullivan Receive A M College Degrees

College Station May 28 Comanche students Calvin R. Freeman in agricultural education and Patrick L. Sullivan in mathematics earned bachelor degrees from Texas A and M College at the May 28 graduation.

College Station Comanche Texas A. and M. College Calvin R. Freeman Patrick L. Sullivan

Brooks Smith Receives Animal Husbandry Degree at Texas Tech

Brooks Smith, husband of the former Carolyn Meyers Comanche, was among 858 graduates at Texas Tech College in Lubbock on Monday May 30. He earned a major in animal husbandry as Mr and Mrs Marshall Meyers Comanche attended the exercises.

Brooks Smith Carolyn Meyers Comanche Texas Tech College Lubbock Smith Marshall Meyers

Luker Reunion Set For Sunday

The Luker family reunion will be at Lake Eanes Park on Sunday June 5. All family members kin and friends are urged to attend and bring dinner.

Lake Eanes Park

Collis Monk Buried Here in Oaks Cemetery

Collis Monk 59 brother of Mrs. E P Haliburton Comanche was buried at Oaks Cemetery Tuesday May 21 Graveside services were by Tilden McFerrin Comanche Church of Christ Pallbearers were Morris Harkins Albert Miller Riley Hill iard Buster White Odis Matthew Paul Coulter Funeral Home handled arrangements Preliminary services were held May 28 in Booneville Arkansas He died May 27 at Booneville Hospital from a heart attack after a brief illness Born August 13 1900 in Nortonville Kentucky Survived by three brothers Clem Cecil Monk Oklahoma City and Ainsworth Chapman Clinton Oklahoma and by his wife and other relatives

Collis Mons E. P. Haliburton Comanche Oaks Cemetery Tilden McFerrin Comanche Church of Christ Morris Harkins Albert Miller Riley Hilliard Buster White Odis Matthews Paul Coulter Booneville Arkansas Monk Booneville Hospital Mr. Monk Nortonville Kentucky Petree Bailey Monk Lena Monk San Angelo Church of Christ Haliburton Clem and Cecil Monk Oklahoma City Ainsworth Chapman Clinton Oklahoma

Farewell Social Honors Mrs Ed Frensley and Mrs Taylor

About fifty guests gathered Thursday at 300 E Grand Ave to honor Mrs Ed Frensley and her mother Mrs R E Taylor as they prepare to move to Alvord their hometown A book titled The Good Byes recorded guests while a teardrop motif and spring flowers adorned the setting Tea pound cake fruit and cheese were served Hostesses included Mrs Vasco Lee Mrs W D Blackwood Mrs Buell Arthur and others A gift accompanied each honoree from the hosts

Ed Frensley R. E. Taylor Vasco Lee E. Grand Ave Frensley Taylor Alvord Shirley Tackett Lee W. D. Blackwood Buell Arthur Reid Thomas Ed Burt Merlin Jenkins George Walker

Gooby and Lee Return From Gulf Coast Vacation and Fishing Trip

Mr and Mrs George R Gooby and Mr and Mrs G Allen Lee have returned from a vacation and fishing trip on the Gulf Coast. They left earlier this week and arrived back with stories of their coastal travels and catches.

George R. Gooby G. Allen Lee Gulf Coast

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