Prom Night Moves Back To Comanche In Veterans Building
Higginbothams moved furniture from the Veterans Building with help from the Junior Class so juniors and seniors can hold their prom in Comanche. They decorate the building for the big day, avoiding a 16 mile trip to De Leon. An editorial note jokes about past errors and local happenings, including a possible delay in a new telephone directory and a City Sales Tax stance. A card of thanks expresses appreciation for support during illness and death in the family.
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Huddleston Rites Held In De Leon
Maud Morene Huddleston 81 died May 3. Services were May 5 at 2 30 PM at the Methodist Church in De Leon with Rev. Bobby Weathers officiating. Burial followed in De Leon Cemetery. She was born October 26, 1886 in Oxford Mississippi to William and Almenda Freeman. Survived by husband Byrum Huddleston of De Leon, daughter Mrs M L Cowan, four sons Carver Rising Star Doyle Stephenville Charles De Leon, three sisters and one brother, 9 grandchildren.
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