Senior Edition highlights Comanche High School graduates
The annual Senior Edition edited by Max Parker and Beverly Tupin celebrates 73 CHS graduates and features class wills and predictions. It notes Beverly as valedictorian and Max as high ranking boy, mentions James Wilkerson Journalism Award, and fondly profiles their school careers in journalism and athletics. It also reports unofficial population of Comanche and local charity drives, plus Jaycees baseball sponsorship and community events on the Goldthwaite highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Parker
Beverly Tupin
James Wilkerson
Comanche
Beverly
Warrior
Brinson Dies in De Leon at 84
Oliver Birch Brinson, 84, of Comanche, died 3:25 p.m. Tuesday in a De Leon hospital. Funeral services were at Oak Lawn Funeral Chapel May 21 with Elder Andy Hudson and Rev. S. J. Isham officiating. Surviving are his wife Bettie Gregory Brinson, two daughters, two sons, a brother, five sisters, four grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. He was born October 29, 1885, in Comanche County. a retired farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Birch Brinson
11Th St
Comanche
de Leon
Oak Lawn Funeral Chapel
Andy Hudson
The
Primitive Baptist Church of
S. J. Isham
Clifton Hanson
Lloyd Coan
Jeffery Brinson
Anthony Brinson
C. A. Brinson
Larry Ford Rackley
Olene Rackley
Elza
Casey
Edgar
Grace Taylor
Belle Easley
Henna Wilson
Lois Collins
Winters
Pearl Smith
Irving
Millican 69 Dies. services set at Oaklawn Chapel
Bryan Millican of West Cherokee Street died Saturday in a local hospital at age 69. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Oaklawn Funeral Chapel with Rev. Harvey Raines officiating. Burial follows at Oakwood Cemetery. He was born August 17, 1900 in Brown County and was a lifelong Comanche resident, WW II veteran, and retired farmer. He is survived by sisters and brothers including R. H. Davenport of Fort Worth and Jim Curtis of Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Millican
Cherokee St
Oaklawn
Harvey Raines
Oakwood Cemetery
J. C. Carter
Loman Cagle
Albert Leeder
Kenneth Tidmore
A Keating
Hillary Mul Lan
Mr. Millican
Brown County
R. H. Davenport
Fort Worth
Jim
Big Spring
Curtis
C. L
Odessa
Ben Millican
Comanche
Austin Visitors Stay Overnight with Mr and Mrs H H Williams
Mr and Mrs H H Williams hosted as Austin visitors spending Tuesday night in the city. The brief note records their overnight stay and indicates local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Horton
Mineral Wells
Gail P. Dudleys
Hortons
San Angelo
Austin
H. H. Williams
The Mystery of Tears Eternal and Revealing
The piece treats tears as sacred signals of inner strength and humanity. It argues tears convey joy, grief, contrition, or love, acting as the heart s safety valve and guarding emotion while addressing misfortune and repentance in a spiritual, universal voice.
New Testament Baptist Church Celebrates First Anniversary
The New Testament Baptist Church marked its first anniversary on May 10 with 62 in Sunday School. It began in a Comanche Square building May 11, 1969 with 20 attendees and moved to 1010 North Houston Street on December 1. Pastor Rev. Gene R. Foust leads the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Testament Baptist Church
Comanche Square
North
Houston St
Gene R. Foust
Also Mentioned on This Page
CHS
Max
Comanche County
Lubbock
American Red Cross
R. K. Waggoner
Comanche National Bank
Comanche Jayceées
Goldthwaite Highway
Storage (Co
C. B. Brinson
San Antonio
C. H. Fore
Ernest H. Pbell
Ernest Ebell
Hamburger
Thrift
Party Cube Ice
Westchester
Fryers
A.F. Brand
Franks
del Monte
Sweet Peas
del Monte C.S. Family
Tv1
Sunkist Lemons
del Monte Chunk Tuna
Cn Ene
Hag
Borden
Toleteigs Et Raye
Gopiee
Borden’s
Thrif-Tee
TFTA
North Houston
WBW
B. Millican
el Hea
Crulitogher
Wrest Syn
Payne
Ion Lds Electric
W.grand
Hayne
Square
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