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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
8
The Texas Senate dean and World War II veteran will launch his campaign for Lieutenant Governor in Port Arthur on June 27. His speech, broadcast by the Texas Quality Network from 8 to 8:30 p.m., targets all Texas voters.
Funeral rites were held Tuesday afternoon June 18 at Indian Creek Church for Morris Luker infant son of Mr and Mrs Ray Luker. Interment was in Indian Creek Cemetery. The child died Monday. Rev J L Ray, a friend of the Luker family and former pastor, conducted the rites.
The article notes that nervous and mental diseases account for about 12 percent of all illnesses, highlighting the prevalence of mental health concerns.
In a candlelit ceremony at First Baptist Church Dublin on June 7 Ora B Nichols wed Robert Dale Burnett and Maxine Nichols married James A Littleton of San Antonio. A reception followed at their parents home with relatives and guests from Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio Eldorado and Comanche.
Mrs. C. B. Baxter landed a seven pound bass at Lake Eanes on Monday afternoon while fishing with her husband. The catch was among the season’s largest.
Miss Aletha Drennan and C. W. Elrod wed May 18 at Pulaski Heights Baptist Church Little Rock with Rev Elledge officiating in a double ring ceremony. The bride, a Sidney High School graduate class of 1938, studied at North Texas State Teachers College two terms and worked for Consolidated Vultee Aircraft in Fort Worth before marriage. The groom, a 1935 Little Rock High School graduate, worked for U S Engineers in Little Rock until 1943, served three years in the 18911st Engineering Battalion, and recently left the Army to join Southern Geophysical Corp in Fort Worth.
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