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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1941

Page

3

Sims Dies At Fort Worth

Leonard Sims aged 38 died in Fort Worth where he had lived for years after leaving Indian Mountain. Funeral services were held in Gorman with Elder Fowler of the Fort Worth Church of Christ officiating and burial at Oakland Cemetery. He is survived by his father his widow a son Phillip two sisters and a brother. Attendants included Mr and Mrs W H Stephenson and daughter Louise and Mr and Mrs E A McBride and daughter Polly who attended the Stock Show in Fort Worth Sunday.

Leonard Sims F. L. Sims Fort Worth Mr. Sims Indian Mountain Gorman Fowler Church of Christ, of Oakland Cemetery Charlie Houser Ice Springs Phillip W. H. Stephenson Louise E. A. McBride Polly

Round of visits note regional social and military news

Mr and Mrs McGee Moore and Mr and Mrs Charley Campbell spent Sunday in Fort Worth at tending the Stock Show. Numerous locals and visitors from Gustine Hamilton Kerrville and other towns visited relatives here or spent Sundays with families. Campbell enlisted in the U S Army for a year of training with other regional mentions of travel and gatherings across Brownwood Abilene Stephenville Purves and Dublin settings.

McGee Moore Charley Campbell Fort Worth John Bob Nelson Gustine A. D. Lawson J. B. Cooper Mt. Bellevue John Cooper Clarence Rush Luaicille Haggs Hamilton Gid Campbell San Antonio Campbell U. S. Army A. J. Lawson U. S Ellenburg Floyd Woods Purves Willie Mason Stephenville Albert Lawson Vesta Harris Kerrville Jim Cantrell Fred Britain Mineral Wells Nallie Hayes Brownwood Ross Doc Watson Dublin Bus Troy Turney N. A. Turney Wilson H. E. Turney Jack Morris Waxahachie

Local FFA Boys Attend Stock Show

The Comanche FFA Chapter members who rode Roy Dutton's school bus to the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show include Victor Scott Layne Loudermilk Dalton Morphew Jack Griffith Neil Sprouse Robert Hammack Roy Hammack J L Cox Arlo Howington Kenneth Dutton Billy J Godfrey Billy Wayne Gore Ray Murphree Otis Coleman Doyle Richey Claborn Kerley Pat Dutton Joe Waring Odell Reese Lee Reese Royce Brantley Raymond Sledge Jimmy Roberts Wayne Wilhelm George Ollie Fletcher Brent Rahut Leo Lucas Clifton Shoemaker Doyle Rushing Herman Thomas C W Murphree Roger Smith Junior Thommerson Jack Lane Gene Carter.

Comanche Ffa Fort Worth Roy Dutton Victor Scott Layne Loudermilk Dalton Morphew Jack Griffith Neil Sprouse Robert Hammack Roy Hammack J. L. Cox Aro! Howington Kenneth Dutton Billy J. Godfrey Billy Wayne Gore Ray Murphree Otis Coleman Doyle Richey Claborn Kerley Pat Dutton Joe Waring Odell Reese Lee Reese Royce Brantley Raymond Sledge Jimmy Roberts Wayne Wilhelm George Ollie Fletcher Brent Rauhut Leo Lucas Clifton Shoemaker Doyle Rushing Herman Thomas C. W. Murphree Roger Smith Junior Thommerson Jack Lane Gene Carter

Son of M. I. Novit Dies at Stephenville

Donald Novit, three days old, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Novit of Stephenville and nephew of Mrs. Harry Melow sky, died March 1 after an appendectomy. He was grandson of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Novit of Dublin. Funeral services were at Weland Funeral Home Dallas Rabbi Dr. David Lefkovitz officiated. Interment in Whiterock Cemetery Dallas. J. C. Huett visited his brother Hilbert in Fort Worth and attended the Fat Stock Show.

Donald M. I. Novit Stephenville Harry Melowsky W. H. Novit Dublin Weland Funeral Home Dallas David Lefkovitz Whiterock Cemetery J.C. Huett Hilbert Fort Worth

Methodist To Take Special Offering For Sufferers of War

The Methodist Church calls a March appeal to raise 1 million dollars for war victims. One half funds relief in England Greece and China for medicine and food, a quarter aids missionaries, and a quarter supports Army Camp religious programs. The note urges attendance and unity with Baptists Sunday night.

Methodist Methodist Church England Greece China

Local Methodists Welcome New Baptist Pastor in Comanche

The Methodist congregation in Comanche invites Bro. Gregory and his family to join the community. They urge neighbors from all churches to suspend services Sunday night to visit and worship with the new Baptist pastor and celebrate his arrival.

God's Children Comanche Methodists Bro Gregory Bro. Gregory

Social Weekend Visits Highlight Texas Community

Ruby and Neomia Neilson and families hosted guests including Mrs. Luther Stewart and kin. J L Gore hosted J C Smart and family from Victory plus Foreman Isham Lindsey Langley. Bowman McCarthy hosted Dan McCarthy at Sidney. Woolsey of Comanche visited E W Woolsey family. Estalene Woolsey stayed with Lane sisters at Hasse. Elrod and Watson joined Ft Worth Stock Show outing. McCullough Williams families visited near Comanche and Fort Worth area.

Ruby Neomia Neilson Troy Williams Luther Stewart van Dyke J. L. Gore J. C. Smart Victory Thomas Foreman Doc Isham Lindsey Comanche Bud Hackie Langley J. H. Bowman Dorothy McCarthy Dan McCarthy Sidney Donald Woolsey E. W. Woolsey Estalene Woolsey Geneva Doris Lane Hasse Odell Leatha Elrod Hoyt Watson Gustine Fort Worth Thurman McCullough N. F. Williams Alma Williams

The Church Service Schedule and Message from E M Shepard

The Presbyterian churchoffers Bible classes at 10:00 AM and a 11:00 AM sermon titled The Church Its Nature and Its Work with no evening service. A 6:30 PM Young People's Meeting and 7:30 PM Wednesday prayer service are listed. A note invites worship with Baptist friends and extols faith in Christ.

Young Peoples E. M. Shepard

Burdette Family Notes Change in Singing Schedule

Mr. and Mia Y. Burdette and their children announce a change in singing sessions from the second and fourth Mondays to the fourth Sunday night only, effective immediately. The update consolidates weekly practice into one evening.

Mia Y. Burdette

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