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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1970

Page

3

Election times loom as ballots shrink in Texas state races

The note outlines April 4 school and city elections and a May 2 Democratic primary with little voter interest in state races. Governor Smith and Lt. Governor face no opponents in the primary, a rarity, while Comanche County sees four candidates for judge, the most since the 1940s. Weather, tax payments by card, and local business trips are also mentioned.

Smith Ralph Hall Comanche County Election Board

Denominationalism Sinful or Not, Ecumenist Says

Dr. Albert C. Cutler, speaking at the Texas Conference of Churches in Dallas, argues denominationalism is not inherently sinful though harsh sectarianism and rigid loyalty can hinder worship. He says true energy comes from God's spirit, while local fellowship remains the core of Christian grouping.

Jimmy R. Allen Albert C. Cutler Dallas Texas Conference of Churches God

Unity and diversity in religious work emphasized

The speaker argues for local service over uniform profiles, noting unity strengthens movement but is inward and not uniform structure. Diversity of denominations adds value, though all human channels of service must be regularly examined to stay aligned with God’s work.

Heart Disease Remains Texas’s Top Death Cause

Texas health officials say final 1969 death data show circulatory diseases, heart disease and stroke, as leading killers. The 1968 Texas deaths totaled about 93,000 with top causes apoplexy, accidents, pneumonia, infant diseases, diabetes, arteriosclerosis, homicide, and cirrhosis.

J. E. Peavy Texas U.S Texas Department of Health

Home from Hospital Report on Brownwood Community Hospital Recovery

Bill Gore is at home recovering satisfactorily after surgery last week at Brownwood Community Hospital. From Austin Mr and Mrs Jerry Donner visit. Susan and Jodie of Austin spent the weekend in Comanche with her parents Mr and Mrs A E Robertson.

Bill Gore Brownwood Community Hospital Austin Jerry Donner Susan Jodie Comanche A. E. Robertson

T P Gregory Dies in Andrews at 65

Thomas Payne Gregory aged 65 died Monday in Andrews. Services were held at 2:30 a m Wednesday at Primitive Baptist Church De Leon with Elder Andy Hudson officiating. Burial followed at De Leon Cemetery. He was born May 1 1904 in Texas and married Bonnie Roch in Breckenridge in 1940. He is survived by his wife three brothers and four sisters.

Thomas Payne Gregory Andrews Primitive Baptist de Leon Betty Brinson Comanche Carrie Odell Plainview Valda Moore Snyder

Rites Held In Stephenville For Mrs W T House

Funeral services for Mrs W T House were held in Stephenville with many relatives and friends attending. Present were Mr and Mrs Woodley Lake Mr and Mrs John C Grant Mrs Leafa Stafford Mrs J R Smith Mrs Jolley Mrs Fred Keith and others from Fort Worth Odessa Snyder Rising Star Phoenix Ariz and Rising Star plus L J Williams and Lucile Webb and including C A Claborn.

Stephenville W. T. House Woodley Lake John C. Grant Leafa Stafford J. R. Smith Jolley Fred Keith Joe Harrison Craig Pierson Frank Carlton Buffie Marrow Cleo Bess Gentry Perry Moring Fay Hickey Verson F. L. Miller Lloyd Evatt Eddie Luttrell Fort Worth L. J. Williams Odessa Lucile Webb Snyder Jesse Camp Lesse Claborn Rena McClanahan Alton Clark Rising Star J. B. House Phoenix Ariz C. A. Claborn

Mrs. Tupin Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Mrs. Joe Tupin is home again after several days in Brownwood hospital. Saginaw visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Willie Tupin over the weekend along with her family Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Woolsey De Lisa and Mark. On Sunday they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Rohnnie Tupin and son Tegan of Irving.

Joe Tupin Brownwood Saginaw Willie Tupin Snginaw W. W. Woolsey de Lisa Mark Rohnnie Tupin Tegan Irving

Sunday Services Highlight Shady Elm Gathering

Rev Kenneth Williman led Sunday services with a Liberty Free Will Baptist group. Community members expressed appreciation for visiting helpers and noted health updates, visits by Mrs Maggie McDonald and Mrs Icy Potter, and upcoming participation by Rev Dale Scott and his Pearl Street Church of Christ group.

Ora P. Cottrell Kenneth Williman Liberty Free Will Baptist Church Sam Livingston Maggie McDonald Walter Liss L. A. Foster Fort Worth Icy Potter Santa Anna Rufus McNutt Jimmie Carthern Jim Burgess Dale Scott Pearl Street

Easter Flowers and a Comanche County Estate Notice

Easter celebrates new life with lilies and flowers for delivery. In Comanche County Texas a notice to creditors announces Wayne Williams as independent executor for the estate of J. H. Huff deceased, with claims due by law. Brownwood visitors include Jerry McSwain and Kathy visiting Clarence Bryant, as McSwain attends the Mid-Texas Teachers Association meeting in San Angelo.

J. H. Huff Comanche County Texas Wayne Williams Comanche Tex Jerry McSwain Kathy Brownwood Clarence Bryant McSwain Mid-Texas Teacher's Assn San Angelo

Card of Thanks and Waco Visitors Note

The family thanks friends for kindness after a loved one's automobile accident and mentions special thanks to E. R. Wright's and Priddy American Legion Post No 487. He remains in Temple Veterans Hospital slowly improving. Also reports Mr and Mrs Gilmore Durham visiting Waco with their son and daughter in law Hank Durham.

E. R. Wright Waco Gilmore Durham Mrs Hank Durham

Mallard Woman Visits Roby Relatives

Mrs. W. B. Mallard of Roby is visiting her sisters Mrs. C. J. Reynolds and Miss Bertha Gore, along with other relatives.

Roby W. B. Mallard C. J. Reynolds Bertha Gore

Bridge construction plans available at County Judge office

Plans and specifications are available at the office of County Judge. The bridge will be built to Texas Highway Department design H15-44 loading and the County may reject any or all bids.

South Leon River Comanche Texas Texas Highway Department

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