Comanche dances halted by city ordinance. Little League praised
Comanche lost its new Dot's Dance venue after a city ordinance bans aero dancing. The move ends youth dances, while Little League thrives under Jaycees with David Robinson and David Andrews supervising. Local warnings on a dangerous blind corner persist as residents praise outdoor recreation areas around Lake Eanes Park and Lake Proctor.
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Comanche
Dot
Dance and Recreation Club
Jaycees
David Robinson
David Andrews
O —O
Comanche County
Comanch
Lake Eanes Park
Lake Proctor
Texas
Memorial Day weekend dances and golf results at PAR club
The Gail Hall Sextet will play dancing music on May 29 to mark Memorial Day weekend at PAR Dance Club with admission $2.50. June 3 hosts the Ladies Bridge Club with hostesses Mrs Eugene Baker and Mrs Ethel Harrel. June 1 features a Scotch Foursome by the Ladies Golf Association with a 9 am tee and a 2 pm second tee-off. Edward Brooks wins PARs first Men’s Invitational Golf Tournament in four flights. 64 entrants compete for prizes. Twenty-two Ladies Golf Association members play in the Low Grass Tournament with multiple flight winners and non members joining next week’s event.
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Ladies Scotch
PAR Ladies Bridge
Gail Hall
Stephenville
PAR Dance Club
Eugene Baker
Ethel Harrel, Gorman
Ladies Bridge Club
Ladies Golf Association
Billie Butler
Dean Kennedy
Jerri Asmus
Joe Calhoun
Margaret Campbell
Betty Herelik
Ann Lang
Deana Evridge
DeLores Sharp
Betty Terrill
Connie
Jewell Hathcock
Dotty Dudley
Peggy Gore
Lucile Smith
Wynette Scott
Pro
Woods
Edward Brooks
Jim McAnally
Burkett
Don Needham
Charles Bridwell
Brownwood
Jack Locke
Austin
James Perkins
de Leon
Tommy Brooks
Larry McNeely
Abilene
iMax Munn
Mampasas
Scott Evans
Ace Hawkley
Lampasas
Jake Durham
Comanche
Sidney Carney
T. Culpirth
Sid Carney
Randall Hamrick
Dublin
Craig Cameron
Dick Johnson
Jim Kennedy
Tvonnie Campbell
Bill Hollowell
Terrell Dwane McDaniel
Sharp
Doyle Burtram
Sherman
Rusty Durham
Arlington
Sid Wieser
Bob Edgar
Blanket
John Dickey
Weatherford
Jim Wilkerson
Less Strawn
H. T. Weaver
Eastland
Tom Cox Jr
Red Dorhem
Doug Pearce
David Adriance
Richardson
Gerald Guthrie
Winnner
Esco Walter
Ray Cockrell
Robert Willis
Gere Ratliff
J. L. Newhouse
Mike Watson
Clay Salyer
Sybie Spier
Jerry Asmus
Aurelia Kerby
Alzeria Weaver
Mary Ruth Ross
Sandra McGinnis
Margaret Cambell
Mildred McKnight
Lena Taylor
Beth Hallmark
Merla McDougal
Marv Wilkerson
Toretha Locke
Gladyce Durham
Ingrid Lindsey
Fredde Crawford
Betty Harelik
Margaret Williams
Jo Baxter
Editha Dudley
Rites Held For Mrs Black 86 In Dublin
Mrs Jessie Mary Ann Black age 86 died May 24 in a Dublin hospital. Funeral service held May 29 in Harrell Memorial Chapel with Rev Vern Cook officiating. Burial at Sardis Cemetery near Hasse. Survived by three daughters, three sons, two sisters and a brother. Born January 20 1885 in Comanche County to William and Mollie King.
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Jessie Mary Ann Black
Dublin
Harrell Memorial Chapel
Vern Cook
Highland Ave
The
Baptist Church
Lemoine Lee
Lamesa
Lottie Denman
Goldthwaite
Genetha Kenis
Albert Lea
Minn
Cecil Black
Minneapolis
Hillman Black
Herbert L. Black
San Diego
Calif
Banner Family Thanks For Kindness After Loss
The Banner family expresses gratitude for kindness shown after their loved one's death. Special thanks for food, flowers, cards, and thoughtfulness, and to Porter Tillie and staff of Comanche Funeral Home for their kindness. Fort Worth visitors Mr and Mrs Gene Nelson visited their aunt Mrs J C Gaddy on Sunday.
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Cullen Banner
Porter
Tillie
Comanche Funeral Home
Fort Worth
Gene Nelson
J. C. Gaddy
C F Douglass Dies at 79 in Temple Hospital
Claude F. Douglass, 79, died Friday after a long illness in a Temple hospital. Services were Sunday in the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Ministers Dale Scott and Clarence Bryant officiating. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by wife Lilly Douglass and foster brother Arturo Gonzales.
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Claude F. Douglass
Temple
Mr. Douglass
Comanche Funeral Home
Dale Scott
Clarence Bryant
Garland Johnson
Otis Matthews
BE. L. Luckie
Riley Hilliard
Henry Huffman
Carl W. Godfrey
Oakwood Cemetery
Henrietta
Comanche County
Lilly Pitts
San Saba
Douglass
Church of Christ and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lillie Douglass
Arturo Gonzales
Mission
Mrs. Daugherty Dies In De Leon Funeral Held For Mrs. Leonard Daugherty
Mrs. Leonard Watson Daugherty 55 of De Leon died near De Leon Memorial Hospital after an illness. A De Leon Nursing Home cook, she moved from Arlington a year ago. Survived by husband Leonard Jr., sons Leonard Walton Daugherty Jr. and Robert Glenn, daughters Charlotte Guthrie and Shirley Wolfe, mother Ada Poe, five brothers, and eight nieces and nephews. Burial at Gunsight Cemetery after service at Northside Baptist Church.
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Leonard Watson Daugherty
de Leon
Northside
Donnie Melton
Gunsight Cemetery
Nabors
Gunsight
Leonard Walton Daugherty Jr
Detroit
Mich
Robert Glenn
Westerville
Ohio
Charlotte Jean Guthrie
Sarasota
Fla
Shirley Joyce Wolfe
Houston
Ada Poe
Floyce Poe
Wesley Poe
Oklahoma
E. L. Poe
Pampa
Joseph Poe
Fort Smith, Ark
Ernest Poe
Religious Services Led by Local Pastors in Shady Elm
Rev Kenneth Willimon led Sunday services in the home and Rev Kenneth Steele will lead Sunday afternoon worship. Local residents visited family members and guests included Travis Godfrey and Betha Frazier, Andrew Johnson and son Robert, Lizzie Sullivan’s visitors Andy Brown, Mabel Robinson, Oda Dillard, Eugene Pauhut in Dallas for market, and Lt Col Brent Rauhut of Austin visiting his father Herman Rauhut.
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Kenneth Willimon
Liberty Freewill Baptist Church
Travis Godfrey
Betha Frazier
Andrew Johnson
Robert of Azle
Delia Johnson
Lizzie Sulllivan
Andy Brown
Mabel Robinson
Oda Dillard
Kenneth Steele
First Freewill Baptist Church
Brent Rauhut
Austin
Herman Rauhut
Memorial Services Set For Taylor Chapel
Friends and relatives will gather Sunday June 6 at Taylors Chapel for memorial services. A 10 o'clock business meeting precedes an 11 o'clock address by speaker B. L. Auvenshine of Arlington. A. E. Vineyard becomes caretaker as Clint Welch retires due to health. Bring lunch and enjoy afternoon singing.
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Taylors Chapel
Fred Clark
B. L. Auvenshine
Arlington
Grady Auvenshine
Clint Welch
Welch
A. E. Vineyard
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C. F. Douglass
Watherford
George F. Walker
Janet
John
George Walker
Ide Lane
Comanche Public Library
Isikke
Shurfine C.S. O W.K. Golden Corn
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Jar
USDA
Fryers
Franks
Bologna
S&h
North Heston
Clarence Schwartz
Luther Dixon
North
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Western Hills
Jim McGlothlin
Lartlebock
Ruby Loftis
Maurene Ellis
Shady Elm
By Judy Johnston
Dallas
Eugene Pauhut
Taylor Chapel
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