Notable Texas Orator and Civic News Update
A mid century Texas piece highlights a famed orator noted for wit and eloquence, his southern influence, and a dramatic life in Georgetown and surrounding counties along the Colorado and Brazos rivers. It also covers civic reports, elections, and social notices across Comanche with details on local officers and events.
Reverend C C McCurdy obituary and church tribute
Death visits the South Leon church as Rev C C McCurdy dies at his Newburg Texas home on November 3 1912 He was born September 19 1848 in Dekalb Alabama and married Mary Little in 1867 They had thirteen children eleven surviving He joined South Leon church in 1873 was licensed to preach in 1875 ordained by South Leon and Mercer Gap churches He was a faithful servant and a fireside preacher The notice also includes an ad for American Lady Oxfords and a Lost Yale Keys call.
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Braves
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Colorado County
Georgetown
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Comanche
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Juliet
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Dekalb County
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Mary Little
Mercer Gap
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