Knudson Brother of Eaton in Albuquerque Critically Ill
Knudson, brother of Eaton and Mrs. Jim in Albuquerque, N.M., a former Comanche, is critically ill. Mrs. Eaton left Monday the services at the scene.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1955
Page
6
Knudson, brother of Eaton and Mrs. Jim in Albuquerque, N.M., a former Comanche, is critically ill. Mrs. Eaton left Monday the services at the scene.
Herbert Clayton Noelke 41.9 of Sheffield ranch died Friday afternoon May 27 when a trailer truck combo hit him while he changed a tire on Highway 67 377 near Blanket. The driver George Hartshorn 30 of Texarkana was hauling a flock of sheep. Noelke's wife two children were unhurt. The body was taken to San Angelo. Noelke is survived by his widow a mother and a sister. De Leon teacher Bertha Ross retires with honor and gift dinner from De Leon faculty.
Rev. E. E. Pendergrass resigns after six years as pastor of De Leon Church of God and moves to Arlington to pursue evangelistic work.
Readers share renewal for The Chief for Ernest A. McBride Sr and family now in South San Gabriel California. Sidney Homecoming announced for June 12 with song books from Fort Worth to be brought by Comanche County singers. Various local visitors and worship schedules listed with family greetings and Bible study times.
The Proctor Baptist Church Vacation Bible School starts Monday June 13 with daily 1 30 to 4 30 sessions through the week. Mrs McDonald is director with assistants in various departments and registration Saturday 9 30 to 11. Sunday School enrollment stands 57 with a goal of 75. Rev E N Strother is pastor. Visit by Mr and Mrs Albert Whittle of Rocksprings to see her parents Judge and Mrs Y W Holmes.
Texas livestockmen pursue summer pasture as Sudan grass remains a reliable temporary grazing source. Where irrigation exists stockmen consider establishing temporary pasture under irrigation to cut feeding costs. The approach is paying off in many Texas areas.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Palmer of Weatherford spent the weekend in Comanche with her parents Mr and Mrs T R Shaffer.
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