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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1952
Page
5
The Rollins family thanks friends for floral offerings and expressions of sympathy and friendship at the death and burial of Lt. William Rollins. Mr. and Mrs. George Rollins and Children express appreciation.
The King family thanks friends for get well cards flowers visits and other expressions of interest during Gerry Don's illness in Stephenville Hospital. They say such tokens will always be remembered by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard King.
A family expresses deep thanks for support during their daughter and husband Earl Hodges illness and after Earl Hodges death. They praise neighbors doctors nurses at Medical Arts Hospital Porter Pranks Comanche Funeral Home and church helpers for funeral service singers flowers and hospital visitors.
The Robertson family thanks the Blackwood Hospital staff and neighbors for support during our mother’s illness. We appreciate the cards letters meals and kind words and prayers. May God bless everyone who helped.
A family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of a husband and father. They thank those who sent flowers and sang, celebrate medical staff, and name Comanche Funeral Home, Porter Franks, and individuals who aided them.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Merritt from Comanche have purchased a suburban Lubbock grocery and assume management. Former Western Auto manager Mr Merritt took over from owner Mrs Faye B Evans. Also notes include local visits by Delton Campbell and son from Ft Stockton and J C Wilkerson and family in San Antonio with a look at Lackland Air Base and future moves to Cheyenne Wyoming.
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