Central Texas Conference to fund new church minister home
Rev Smoot will reside near Comanche Square as the first retired minister to occupy the new home two blocks from First Methodist Church. The Central Texas Conference will pay the remaining 8000 dollars and cover future upkeep, as the conference owns 38 similar homes in the area including one in De Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Texas Conference
Smoot
Comanche Square
First Methodist Church
Texas
de Leon
Local Notices and Deaths From Comanche Texas Area
A mixed clipping lists fines for traffic offenses and license issues, court actions including a Turpen executrix application, deed transfers in Comanche including two Carnes deeds, and vehicle registrations for residents such as Mazurek, Lamkin Bros, Baxter, Jennings, Atwood, and Adams. Also notes a burial and family details for Hood family with Barbera Ann Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Turpen
C. W. Carnes
Carl Carnes
Henry F. Williams
Sunset Hills
Comanche
John L. Ripley
Priscilla
Earl Easterling
John Duncan
T. C. Mazurek, Jr
Sidney
Chevrolet
Lamkin Bros
Mrs
C. B. Baxter
T. Jennings
E. B. Atwood
Wayne Adams
Gratitude From Lane Family After Bereavement
Mrs. Walter Lane and children express thanks for kindness during the loss of husband and father Walter Lane. They thank the doctor, nurse, pallbearers, and those who opened the grave, asking God’s blessing on all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lane
Comanche 4-H Club Plans Business Study And Demos
At the Comanche 4-H meeting the group voted to study partnership, corporation, cooperatives and sole proprietorships under Junior Leader Dicky Dickson with reporter Sarah Lou McCullough. Walter McCullough and Don Parks will enter their Coop method demonstration “A Symbolic Archway” in the District VIII Elimination Contest at Stephenville on April 9. Tom plant-out project begins with tomato plants provided by Herbert Goodson, with Artie Taber supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Cooper
Dicky Dickson
Sarah Lou McCullough
Newburg
Dicky and
Sarah Lou
Walter McCullough
Don Parks
Comanche
Walter
Don
Stephenville
Artie Taber
Herbert Goodson
Van Dyke Church Notes and Local Events
The Van Dyke column reports Sunday School totals of 62 with Zion Hill 29 and Gartman View 33. Weather that week was mostly fair with highs in the mid nineties and no rain. Sick lists include W. J. Fritts in hospital and E. J. Bratton ill in San Angelo. A shower for newlyweds Theron and Pat Rush at the Community Center. the couple plan to live in Brownwood. Local visits include Dean Collins of Winters and T. C. Ross visiting in town. Ammi Tiner, John Allen Brinson, Jeff Easley attended a birthday luncheon for Garland Collins in Indian Creek. Zion Hill Church members attended the County Baptist Workers conference at Bethel. Victory Baptist Church of Comanche won the attendance banner. Jesse Tiner presents a verse for his little friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Hill
Gartman View
van Dyke
W. J. Fritts
Theron Rush
Winters
Andy Johnson
T. C. Ross
Comanche
Johnson
Albert Miller
Indian Creek
Ammi Tiner
Brownwood Way
John Allen Brinson
Jeff Easley
Olvier Brinson
Garland Collins
Guy Self
Jesse
Baptist Workers Conference
Bethel
Victory Baptist Church of
Tom Hood Dies at 81 Proctor Farmer in Dublin
Tom Hood 81 a prominent Proctor farmer and stockman died of natural causes at his home on Monday April 4 His body was taken to Dublin by Oak Lawn Funeral Home for services at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Dublin Church of Christ Burial followed at Proctor Cemetery Survivors include his widow and a son Aubrey Hood of Proctor Texas The notice notes Texas has 782 incorporated towns and cities and 48 percent of the population lives in cities of 10 000 or more.
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Tom Hood
Proctor
Mr. Hood
Dublin
Oak Lawn
Comanche
Dublin Church of Christ
Aubrey Hood
Texas
Banquet Attendees Remembered at Brownwood Chamber Dinner
The Brownwood Chamber of Commerce banquet honored Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dudney and others including Mr. and Mrs. Buell Arthur, Boyd Anthony, and Mrs. Alwine Swin from Comanche who died. Arlington Mayor Tom Vandergriff spoke as a guest of honor and praised the state's young readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Dudney
Buell Arthur
Boyd Anthony
Alwine Swindie
Comanche
Chamber of Commerce
Brownwood
Tom Vandergriff
Arlington
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Office
US Inn
Fon Rite
Ames i
Ometrid
Inbotwam Comanche
OPE Lodge
William T. Caled
N. Houston & Phone
Comanche, Texas
ADANI
Milton
Ermii
Willie Jam
W. Paine
I & Hospitl
Oy D. Mims
Hysician & Suriogery
General Prectu Res
Ruckiss
Nite
Garrett
George Orth
Fort W
Pee Bolt
Emesis
Orth
Arthur Rade Hare
Robin Graynche
Black Hospital
Barbera Ann Tay
Schell Lane
Edward Bilazier
Justice Court
Hiram O’keef
Beys
Leonard King
Court Turpen
Rt. 1
Pnt
Bob Wagstaff
Congress
Taylor County
Star Farmers and Ranchers
Wagstaff
Oil and Gas
States
Theatea
West Texas
Big Bend Park
National Parks of America
Prince National
State Highway Commission
Bog Way- R. Ely
Highway Commission
Washington
Isham
J. N. Isham
East Central
Phon
Jesus
Gulf
Ford
Galaxie
Thunderbird
Falcon
Clemons Motor CO
B’wood
Burton & Goodson
West Central Avenue
Tiny Burton
Herb Goodson
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