Mrs Morris 81 Dies in Comanche Funeral Services Held
Mrs. Dena Wyatt Morris 81 of Comanche County died Saturday evening in an Austin hospital. Services conducted March 1 at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev. Frank Turner officiating. Burial at Live Springs Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs. Robert L. English of Austin two sons Wyatt L. Morris and Norman G. Morris both of Austin two sisters Mrs Vern Crews and Mrs Maud McFerrin four brothers Dillard Wyatt Otto Wyatt Carl M Wyatt and Jack Wyatt eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Dena Wyatt Morris
Comanche
Austin
Frank Turner
Live Springs
James Wyatte
John McKeehan
Ken Everidge
John Robertson
Jack Whitesides
Dubbie Jones
Morris
Sine Springs
Comanche County
Farr S. Morris
Methodist Church
Robert L. English
Wyatt L. Morris
Abjere
Norman G. Morris
Vern Fcrews
Little River
Maud McFerrin
Emporie
Kansas
Dillard Wyatt
Sipe Springs
Otto Wyatt
Dublin
Carl M. Wyatt
Canadian
Jack Wyatt
Macomb
Maine
Rites Held For Mrs. Jo Horton
Mrs. Jo Horton 42 of 203 Sunset Comanche died Saturday February 27 at 1 am in Stephenville hospital. Services were at 2 pm Sunday February 28 at First United Methodist Church Comanche with Rev Frank Turner officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Survived by husband A R Preach Horton daughter Cheryl Horton Stephenville stepson Weedle Vaspra Rome NY and Karen’s Mr and Mrs Fred Curry Comanche brother Billy Fred Curry Houston.
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Jo Horton
Sunset
Comanche
Stephenville Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Frank Turner
Oakwood Cemetery
Dick Armetrons
Joe Young
Bill Mazurek
Bill Clemons
Bill Wilkergon
Hatch Rambo
Horton
Carlton
A. R. Preach Horton
The
Baptist Church
Denchter
Cheryl Horton
Stephenville
Weedle Vaspra
Rome
N. Y
Karen
Fred Curry
Billy Fred Curry
Houston
Belsher Family Visits Mineral Wells Resident
Mr and Mrs Bobby Belsher and their baby from Mineral Wells spent Saturday visiting his father S W Belsher.
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Mrs
Bobby Belsher
Baby of Mineral Wells
S. W. Belsher
Five Minutes to Start a Meaningful Marriage
A counselor imagines a young couple seeking marriage outlining essentials beyond ceremony. They discuss money, premarital health, and the whole person including faith, emotions, and intellect. The speaker emphasizes daily prayer as a catalyst for strength and stability in marriage.
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Morco
National Peanut Week Scheduled
Wayne Eaves announces National Peanut Week from March 3 to 13. The National Peanut Council promotes peanut products highlighting uses and nutrition with ten day in-store and media promotions supported by growers.
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Wayne Eaves
National Peanut Council
Nondiscrimination Assurance Filed by Comanche County Telco
Comanche County Telephone Company Inc has filed with the Federal Government a Compliance Assurance pledging to comply fully with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act and related USDA rules. The document notes commitment to non discrimination in service applications rates facilities meetings and beneficiary rights and outlines complaint procedures with a 90 day filing window and confidentiality provisions.
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Comanche County Telephone Company, Inc
Rural Electrification Administration
Department of Agriculture
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Washington, D. C
De Leon Rites For Mrs Locke Velma Graves Locke
Velma Graves Locke 77 of Fort Worth and formerly of De Leon died Friday February 26 in a Fort Worth hospital. Services were held February 28 at the First United Methodist Church De Leon with Rev Mil ner officiating. Burial in De Leon Cemetery directed by Nabors Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Locke nephews and relatives. She was born January 17 1894 in Alabama and had lived in Tarrant County 42 years. She was a retired watchmaker and WWI veteran. Survivors include her husband Eugene Locke of Fort Worth one son one brother and three sisters and three grandchildren.
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Velma Graves Locke
Fort Worth
de Leon
First United Methodist Church
W. L. Milner
Nabors Funeral Home
Robert Burnett
Dave Robinson
James Upshaw
Don Locke
Waxahachie
Mack Locke
Houston
Glencon Blackerby
Breckenridge
Reese Upshaw
Emmett Locke
Mr. Locke
Alabama
Tarrant County
First Christian Church of
H. W. Locke
Minnie Lee Dabney
Eugene Locke
H. Doyle Locke
Fred Atchison
Greenville
Sidney Hughes
George Goosby
Comanche
Farmer Uses Automatic Bale Wagon To Move 5100 Hay Bales
Engineers at New Holland, Sperry Rand’s farm equipment division, say a farmer using an automatic bale wagon can pick up stack and haul up to 5100 hay bales in an eight hour day.
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New Holland
Sperry Rand
New Telephone Amplifier Aids Hard of Hearing in Hamilton
A compact electronic device powers on any telephone with a tiny hearing aid battery and volume control. For 19.95 delivered, the unit promises long life and portability, with a free hearing test at Joe Treadway’s clinic in Comanche March 10 30 AM to noon.
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Erytime
Joe Treadway
DeLuxe
Comanche
Treadway
Beef Cattle Day At McGregor March 11
The Beef Cattle Field Day at McGregor Experiment Station on Thursday March 11 runs 9 35 am to 2 45 pm Tours of cattle displays start 9 30 am to noon A Walter Jetson Corp barbecue lunch 12 1 pm followed by an afternoon program with cattle raiser topics and speakers Auction sale of jersey and bull and crossbred red heifers at 2 45 pm County Agent Floyd Key says staff will assist attendees with questions
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McGregor Experiment Station
Walter Jetson Corporation
Floyd Key
Saff
Key
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James Mercer
West Central
Comanche, Texas
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Temple Hearing Aid Service
South Bell
Hamilton, Texas
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Comanche Trailer Corp
McGregor
Dale Spivey
Don Epives
Paso
Snes
Dalia
Odell
Melody Turner
Dalas
Angus Dickson II
Angie Dell
H & R Block
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America
South Austin
NEC
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John D. Hicks
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