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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1953

Page

8

Canteen Plans First Post School Party Monday

The Canteen announces its first post school party set for Monday night June 15 at 7 30 p m in the Veterans Hall. Canteeners are urged to spread news of the party and bring a dish for a pleasant evening with varied entertainment planned by organizers. Huetts return from Europe Mr and Mrs C L Huett and their son Johnny arrived home Saturday after a two month tour of Europe disembarking in New York City early last week.

Veteran's Hall

Nesmith Dry Goods Clerk Dies at 84 in Brownwood

Perry D. Nesmith a longtime dry goods salesman aged 84 died Friday morning in a Brownwood rest home where he had been confined eight months. Funeral services for Mr Nesmith are announced by his family.

Perry D. Nesmith Comanche Brownwood Mr. Nesmith

Nesmith of Highland Dies at Comanche Age 97

Funeral services were held Friday at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev. Raymond M. Burton officiating. Interment followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Nesmith, born May 19, 1869 in Highland Mississippi, moved to Texas in childhood and married Nellie Welch on July 31, 1895. He had no children and survived by a nephew, Robert Blue, of Indian Gap. many Mississippi relatives. He joined the Methodist Church at 18 and remained active in Comanche. The obituary notes his lifelong interest in Little League Baseball, where crowds attend twice weekly games on Mondays and Fridays. Also reported were game results from Higginbotham’s season opener losses and local church leagues.

Comanche Funeral Raymond M. Burton First Methodist Church Oakwood Cemetery M. O. Dingler James Blue Merle D. Howell Garth Pettit John Carpenter Bob Carpenter Mr. Nesmith Highland Mississippi Texas Nellie Welch Robert Blue Indian Gap Methodist Church Comanche

Comanche Resident Had Ties To Local Dry Goods Firms

A Comanche native who once worked at the Higgin Botham store moved to Santa Anna and joined other dry goods firms before retiring and returning to Comanche several years ago.

Higginbotham Santa Anna Comanche

East Texas Evangelist Heads Un denominational Revival

East Texas evangelist E. J. Heirholzer returns to Cross Plains to lead an undenominational revival at Pioneer School Auditorium starting June 17 at 7 45 p m services nightly lasting as long as God leads A separate note covers Higginbothams league results and upcoming games with the Raiders facing Higginbothams Friday night plus a pony league game Comanche versus Gorman Monday night Victory Baptist and Higginbotham meet in a league clash Also reported are a Foreman reunion at Coleman and local church attendance

E. J. Heirholzer East Texas Cross Plains Pioneer School God Higginbotham S. Higginbotham’s Roy Rains, Jr Marshall Gus? Meyers Dublin All- Stars Bill Meyers Gayle Stewart Harold Parish Raiders Ang Higginbotham Comanche Gorman Victory Baptist Higginbothams First Baptist

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