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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
3
Lee Butler, 87, a former Ballinger resident, died Wednesday, June 10 in Dublin. Services for Mrs. Butler were set for 3 p.m. Thursday at the First Baptist Church in Ballinger with Pastor Fred Campbell officiating. Survived by three daughters and 12 grandchildren, she had lived in Dublin with relatives in recent years.
Mrs Golda Elliott died at home in Comanche at 2:00 p m Monday June 8 burial followed at Cox Cemetery in Comanche Ball bearers were Johnnie Livingston Fred Hunter Leo Shankles Ottis Fields Wilmot Lappe and B J Levens She was born August 14 1907 in Runnels County Texas married to Carl Elliott April 23 1940 he died June 1 1957 survived by daughter Mrs G E Strickland of Fort Worth mother Mrs Payne and several siblings and two grandchildren She had lived in Comanche four years and was a Baptist
Last Friday 40 girls participated in the Comanche County 4-H Dress Revue. Linda Jones and Mary Helen Cunningham won top scores in Senior and Junior divisions and will advance to the District Dress Revue on June 18 at Tarleton State College. Blue ribbon recipients include Vicki Hamrick and others. red and white ribbon lists follow. Cash awards were presented by local adults. judges praised garment appearance and construction.
Max Harelik, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Harelik, has returned home from the University of Texas for a visit.
A brief note notes an entertainer serving as rator for the event that preceded the Dress Revue, marking a pageant sequence in the pageant program.
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