J. B. Lacy Honored on 70th Birthday in Comanche
J B Lacy lifelong Comanche County resident was toasted at a family gathering Sunday at his Fast Comanche home for his seventieth birthday. Relatives gathered include eight children and siblings with gifts, dinner, a seventy candle cake, and family photos. Lacy, born March 11, 1879 near Sidney, raised there and active as a farmer and businessman before moving to Comanche in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Lacy
Comanche County
Comanche
Mrs. Lacy
Mr. Lacy
H. R. Lacy
Caldwell
James Lacy
Donald Lacy
Guam
U. S. Air Force
John Lacy
John Tarleton College
Weldon Lacy
University of Texas
Eltas Dudley
A. R. Oglesby
Abilene
Virginia Lacy
Vollie Jackson
S. E. Lacy
Blanket
Diane
Claude
Ann
Sue
E. Lacy
Gregor Weisendanger
Sidney
White Point Prof Eubanks Briefly Preaches at Brownwood
White Point professor Eubanks of Daniel Baker College Brownwood filled the pulpit Sunday morning. Local visitors and residents gathered for a crowded quartet singing convention Friday night and Sunday visits ranged across Brownwood and nearby communities. More than 38 000 men recently competed for 2 000 Navy college scholarships in the NROTC program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eubanks
Daniel Baker College
Brownwood
John Robertson
Colorado City
Cecil Guthrie
Charles Guthrie
Fount Woods
Leonard Bragg
McCullough
Fami
Sidney
Gage Nelson
Sunnday
Charlie
Arthur Croker
Comanche
Jesse Croker
Indian Creek
Edna Hill
Luther McAlily
Dorothy
George Gower
Laylon Rogers
Olen Fowler
Desighter
Bob Warren
Gary Donor
Dublin
Navy College
NROTC
Slugged in Brownwood Home Gorden Survives Attack
Ter ry Gordon a 58 year old bachelor living alone on the Brownwood May road was knocked unconscious during supper by a mysterious attacker. He recovered after an hour and was taken to Brownwood hospital with a three cornered jagged wound between his eyes and another near the right eye. No robbery or motive is identified and no weapon was found though a stove wood stick is suspected. Gordon has no enemies and offers no theory on the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Gordon
Brownwood- May Road
Gordon
Cross Roads Store Residents and Visitors Encounters
Cross Roads store notices show Mr. and Mrs. Preston May and Harold Wayne relocating to California. Several locals, including Mrs. Loyd Coker and Helen, travel and visit family. Owen, Corwin Osborn, and others visit from Lubouck and Sweetwater. Charles Owen travels to Pasadena for his sister’s funeral. Also listed is a 2 speed axle Nabers trailer sale by Howard Roundtree of Blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Coker
Helen
Donna
W. Y. Owen
Lubouck
Corwin Osborn
Sweetwater
Fred Coker
J. D. Scott
Danny Corbitt
Brownwood
Elmer LaRoque
John Ward
Pete Rutledge
Merkel
Charles Owen
Jerry
Cross Plains
Pasadena
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White
Universal Peat
Bill & Joe Gore
Agu
Lfeeds
Pro
Gore
Carpur
J. I. Case Sales and Service
A. E. Dale
N. Lane St
John Jacobs
Higginbotham
Durham
J. A. Duke
de Leon
Stephenville
Gorman
Orange Crush Co
Texas
Scott
Magnolia
John Hall
Fred Hall
Westinghouse
Excluswe Water Saver
Ferro
Appliance Company
South Side Square
Ted Malone
ABC Network
Rae
Chrysler
Chrysler-Plymouth
Chrysler-Plymouth Engineering
Dudley
East Central
Comanche, Texas
Cross Roads
Preston May
Harold Wayne
California
Howard Roundtree
Gustine
F. G. Dean
Rt. 1
KRBC
West Texas
American Broadcasting Company
Astral
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