Satterfield Dies After Sudden Illness in Comanche
Jack Satterfield 56 of 391 W Martin Comanche died Friday February 27 after a sudden illness in downtown Comanche. He collapsed before the Majestic Theatre and was pronounced dead at 4 35 PM. Funeral services were Sunday March 1 at 3 30 PM at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with two ministers officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. He had lived in Comanche four years, was born October 8 1933 in Comanche and a WWII Navy veteran. He married Theresa Camille Sadano in New York City February 4 1944. Survived by two sons Jimmy and Gerry Satterfield Freeport NY a daughter Mary Ellen Satterfield Treeport NY mother Begsie Satterfield Comanche brother Joe Fountain Valley CA and two sisters Mrs Nancy Taylor and Mrs Adelia Hazelip Houston.
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Roy Jackson
Jack” Satterfield
W. Martin
Comanche
Majestic Theatre
Jvices
Chanel
Neal Wilkiveon
Grady James
Rial
Oakwood Cemetery
Eugene, Rauhut
Buzz Cauley
Eugene Cook
Ben Ewvridge
I. G. Evridge
Gail Dudley
Satterfield
Theresa Camille Sadano
New York City
Presbyterian Church
Jimmy
Gerry Satterfield
Freeport
N.Y
Mary Ellen Satterfield
Treeport
Begsie Satterfield
Joe
Fountain Valley
Calif
Nancy Taylor
Adelia Hazelip
Houston
Jehovah's Witnesses Meet in Brownwood March 13 15
Priddy Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses announces a three day meeting at Brownwood Coliseum from March 13 to 15. Led by Louis Steinman of Indian Gin, the event focuses on advanced Bible instruction and modern gospel preaching methods with Watchtower Bible and Tract Society sponsorship.
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Priddy
Jehovah's Witnesses
Brownwood
Brownwood Coliseum
Louis Steinman
Indian Gin
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Steinman
Rites Held For F. J. King 69 Fort Worth Oil Worker
Floyd Thomas King 69 of Fort Worth died in a local hospital. Funeral services were held at Oak Lawn Funeral Chapel with two ministers officiating. Interment at Sardis Cemetery near Hasse. Survivors include wife Ozella McGuire and four daughters. King was born September 12 1890 in Comanche County and was a retired oil field worker. He had lived in Comanche about 10 years.
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Floyd Thomas King
Fort Worth
Mr. King
Oak Lawn
Comanche County
W. M. Kine
Mollie McDonald King
Ozella McGuire
Comanche
East Side Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Spraberry
Iraan
Frank Dempsey
Burns
W. K. Steward
Gene Bullard
Robert Andrews
Thanks for Comanche Heart Fund support
Alda Arthur thanks readers for adverting support to the Comanche Heart Fund and praises the food people, business drive leaders, Jaycees, house to house canvass, school nurse Mrs. Eades, Lions Club, donors, and radio station for aiding the fundraiser over fourteen years.
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Comanche Heart Fund
Don McCraw
Jaycees
Eades
Lions Club
Jaycee Wives Hold Social Inaugurates Monthly Meet
The Jaycees Wives held a February 23 meeting at the Jaycee Club House. The group voted to hold a social each month to help new members acquaint themselves, with March organized by Laura Adcock and Shirley Swindle on an Easter theme. Three new members Cathy Johnston Treva Owens and Edwina Wilcoxson were welcomed. Refreshments followed as Mrs E H Eberl of San Antonio visits Comanche.
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Jaycee Club
Barbara Lane
Laura Adcock
Shirley Swindle
Cathy Johnston
Treva Owens
Edwina Wilcoxson
Ladies Day Golf Leads PAR March Luncheon and Tourney
PAR Country Club hosted Ladies Day on March 3 with 21 players in a Blind Partnership Tournament. Winners were Doris Maxwell and Sarah Harris of Dublin. runners up Ann Lang and Judy Williams of De Leon. third Marv Schwartz and Lena Taylor, also of De Leon.
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Par Country Club
Doris Maxwell
Sarah Harris
Dublin
Ann Lang
Judy Williams
de Leon
Marv Schwartz
Lena Taylor
Kathleen Taylor
Rose Hall
DeLores Sharp
Dortha Locke
Jeri Asmus
Pat Eisenrich
Dean Kennedy
Cotton Belt Route Ad and Local Notices 1917
From our 1917 File a Cotton Belt Route ad promotes travel to Memphis St Louis and the Southeast with details for Steeners Diners and chair cars and Cotton Belt Station. Also a Red Cross Rally at the Courthouse lawn urged attendance and local movers report newcomers to Russell Garage and old customers welcome. Comanche county residents Rector Cunningham Bob Harris and Dale Scott receive congratulations for camp service. El Paso and Stephenville visitors noted.
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Memphis
St. Louis
Cotton Belt Station
Comanche County
Rector Cunningham
Bob Harris
Comanche
Dale Scott
Lamkin
Leon Springs Camp
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B’wood
Carl Ellis
Landa of
Alvin
Azalea Ellis
Peggy Willis
F. J. King
Nits
Neil Armstrong
Texas
John Fenley
Tioga
E. H. Eberl
San Antonio
Ernest Bell
O— C Thru Eve Glass Polish
R. W. H. Hamilton
Todd- Randall & Company
Red Cross
Russell
Charles Frazier
el Paso
C. O. Woolsey
Stephenville
Freddy Chappell
Carl and
Darrell
Mrs
Lula Chappell
Hathcock Furniture
Comanche, Texas
Serta Perfect Sleeper
Tey Markets
Les
Look
McCalls
Good Housekeeping
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del Monte Pi Salmon
Cee
Charmin
Tb Pag
USDA
Soy Bonden's
Yyoo
del Monte Tomato
TOU Tne
Rhatteta At
BREAL
Sirloi
Trowe Steak
Pka
Pike’s Peak
Hormel
South Park
Super
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