C F Horner Taken By Death
Charley Floyd Horner longtime Comanche resident died April 10 after a short illness at his son in law and daughter’s home. Funeral in Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Elder Elmer Isham officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were six grandsons. Born September 28 1875 in Yellville Arkansas he moved to Texas sixty four years ago and farmed. He lived in Comanche 36 years. Survived by wife two daughters a son and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Charley Floyd Horner
Comanche
M. V
Shorty) Coker
Horner
Comanche Funeral Home Chapel
Elmer Isham
Oakwood Cemetery
Mr. Horner
F. D. Coker
Jim Coker
R. L. Bowman, Jr
Mickey Horner
C. D. Swearengin
Harold Prater
Yellville
Arkansas
Texas
Comanche County
Jessie Tuggle
Manda Caldonia Dean
Lubbock
M. W. Coker
A. R. Gwearengin
Reuben Loftis
R. L. Bowman, Sr
Whiteface
Clyde C. Horner
Sweetwater
E. L. Horner
Ardmore
Okla
J. J. Horner
Santa Anna
Anniversary Celebration for Mr and Mrs Rush
Mrs and Mrs Will Rush celebrate their fiftieth anniversary with an open house Sunday April 3 from 2 to 5 pm. They married April 3 1610 in waste. Mrs Rush is the former e Green. The Rushs have 49 years in Gustine and 186 relatives signed the guestbook. Mrs Rush thanks friends for calls and gifts.
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Will Rush
Sunfternoon
Waste
E Green
Tal
Sunternoon
Rush
Funeral for Floyd Horner Expresses Deep Gratitude
A brief tribute notes appreciation from the Floyd Horner family for prayers and expressions of sympathy shown after the loss of Floyd Horner. The message extends thanks and blessings to all who offered support and care during their sorrow.
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Floyd Horner
Pre Easter revival marches through Easter Sunday at First Presbyterian
The Pre Easter revival at First Presbyterian Church continues through Easter Sunday with Dr. Baxter Greer as preacher. Special music accompanies each service. Evening services start at 7 30 with groups sponsoring. Easter sermon at 11 00 by Dr. Greer titled The Blessed Hope. The End of A Perfect Day is the 7 30 p.m. topic. Sunday School is at 10 00 a.m. H M Cauley is superintendent and the young people meet at 7 30 p.m. Mr and Mrs H J Machels are adult advisors.
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First Presbyterian Church
Baxter Greer
H M. Cauley
H. J. Machels
Buchanan Visitors and Holiday Homecoming Note
Buchanan visitors Earl Oden and Bill Dudney were fishing at Lake Buchanan over the weekend. Polly McCullough, home from Texas Tech for the Easter vacation, is listed in the Comanche Chief April 15 1960 edition.
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Buchanan
Earl Oden
Bill Dudney
Lake Buchanan
Mee Sii
Polly McCullough
Texas Tech
Fiesta San Jacinto Opens April 18 in San Antonio
San Antonio unveils Fiesta San Jacinto beginning April 18, a weeklong festival celebrating Texas independence with the Battle of San Jacinto tribute, Battle of Flowers Parade, Queen's coronation, River Pageant, riverfront festivities, and diverse cultural events drawing thousands. The event includes pilgrimages to the Alamo, street dances, rides, and art displays as part of a Texas style celebration.
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San Antonio
United States
San Jacinto
Republic of Texas
Texas
San Antonion
John Q. Citigens
Alamo
Texas Liberty
Comanche FFA Teams Qualify For State Meet
The Comanche High School FFA poultry judging team led by James Fritts Butch Loudermilk and Jerry Norris earned eight placements at the District Judging Contest held April 1 at Tarleton State College Stephenville They will advance to the State contest at Texas A&M College on April 30 The livestock judging team of James Rackley Gary Don King and Gary Kennedy placed 14th The dairy team finished 10th with Billy Evans first Tom Brightman second and teammates Rodney Strain and Gary Bragg also placing
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FFA Poultry
Comanche High School
James Fritts
Butch Loudermilk
Jerry Norris
Tarleton State College
Stephenville
Texas A&m College
James Rackley
Gary Don King
Gary Kennedy
Comanche Dairy
Billy Evans
Tom Brightman
Rodney Strain
Gary Bragg
State May Draft Calls For 350 In Texas
Austin reports the state quota for May draft boards is 350 men, up from 270 in April and 265 in March. Local boards will send about 600 men for pre induction physical and mental exams, then return home after testing. May participants must be at least 22 on May 1, with volunteers or delinquents allowed younger.
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Austin
Texas
Morris S. Schwartz
Selective Service
Schwartz
Plans Announced for Comanche County 4 H Dress Revue
4 H Adult Clothing Leaders outlined the Comanche County Dress Revue at a courthouse meeting. The event is set for Friday June 17 with garments and record books due June 13. A workshop for 4 H girls to prepare their garments will be held Saturday April 23 at 2 p.m. at the courthouse.
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Comanche County
Ruth K. Stringer
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