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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1971

Page

7

Notice of Texas Highway Construction on SH 36 in Comanche County

The Texas Highway Department plans highway improvements on State Highway 36 from the Eastland County line southeast 5.3 miles in Comanche County in cooperation with the Bureau of Public Roads. Construction is 50 percent state and 50 percent federal funded, with maps and environmental studies available at the resident engineer's office in Comanche for inspection.

Texas Highway Department Eastland County Comanche County Bureau of Public Roads St. Hwy. 26 Comanche

Buford Smith Dies in Lubbock at 60

Buford Smith 60 of Lubbock and former Gustine resident died Monday at 1 p.m. in Lubbock. Services were held May 19 at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev. J. Isham. Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery. He was born in Comanche County and lived in Lubbock for 19 years. He is survived by his wife, son Gary Mac Smith of Simi, California, brother Clarence Smith of Lubbock, five sisters in Dublin De Leon Gustine Dallas and Proctor, and six grandchildren.

Buford Smith Lubbock Gustine Comanche J. Isham Cullen Stewas Evergreen Cemetery Phens George Stephens Earl Selly Oral Evans Edwin Graham John Leach Mr. Smith Comanche County

M G Catter Dies. Rites Held in Richardson Church

Funeral services for former Comanche merchant M G Catter, 520 Highland Richardson, were held at 4:00 PM Saturday at First Methodist Church Richardson. Rev. Tom Brown officiated with interment at Restland Memorial Park Dallas. Survived by wife Ethel, two sons Malcolm and David, daughter Francis Messmer of Los Angeles, brother Joe Catter of Wichita Falls, seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

M. G. Catter Highland Richardson First Methodist Church Tom Brown Restland Memorial Park Dallas Catter Ethel L. Catter Malcolm G. Catter David W. Catter Francis J. Messmer Los Angeles California Joe Catter Wichita Falls

Slag Creek Memorial Day Service Planned

Slag Creek Cemetery Association holds Memorial Day events on Sunday May 30 with a 10 30 a m business meeting and an 11 90 a m church service led by Rev Travis Gibson of Heart of Texas Baptist Encampment Lake Brownwood. A noon basket lunch and afternoon singing directed by Mr and Mrs Dave Auvehshine follow. donations may be mailed to secretary Mrs Hearshel Jones Rt 5 Comanche. Stag Creek Community members will meet Thursday morning May 27 for the annual round cleaning.

Slag Creek Cemetery Association Travis Gibson Heart of Texas Baptist Lake _ Brownwood Dave Auvehshine Association Hearshel Jones Rt. 5 Comanche Stag Creek

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