Death of L A Gleaton Gustine contractor dies after illness
L A Gleaton of Gustine in Comanche County for 48 years died at home after four months illness. He was a noted carpenter and contractor, built the Gustine school and Brown County projects. Survived by widow Lucy Nabers, six children, several brothers and sisters, and numerous out of town relatives attended the funeral at Gustine Methodist Church. Burial followed in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Gleaton
Comanche County
Gustine
Anness
Gustine Methodist Church
George Greebon
Evergreen Cemetery
B. A Howell
J. W. Robinson
Nomie Harris
H. S. Bumearner
Sam Todd
Leroy Bertram
Mr. Gleaton
Notasulga
Macon County
Georgia
Texas
White Point
Lucy Nabers
Joe Nabers
G. H. Gleaton
W. N. Gleaton
Comanche
E. W. Gleaton
Zephyr
Talmage Gleaton
Fort Worth
Eva Belle Robinson
Geraldine Gleaton
O. L. Arthur
E. M. Bartlett
Longworth
Indian Creek
Brown County
Gouldbush
Camanche
N. N. Durham
Jake Durham
G. W. Gleaton
Nat
Sarah
Eldert
Blanket
Tom J. Nabers
Desdemona
Guy Patterson
Eastland
B. C. Nabers
Rosebud
EB. G. Wells
Mollie Joe
Sidney
Rs. R. V. Nabers
Pecos
W. W. Gleaton
Francis
Rs. Roy Abell, Jr
Balls
J. H.leaton
Memphis
Homer Thompson
Iowa Park
T. H. Gleaton
Anson
L. F. Gleaton
Grandfalls
George Walker
Comancehe
Father of Local Woman Dies in Kaufman
J. M. Wallace aged 84 father of Mrs. W. A. Mayes of Comanche died at his Kaufman home Sunday night. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday in Kaufman. Wallace had lived in Comanche for over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufman
J. M. Wallace
W. A. Mayes
Comanche
Mr. Wallace
Dunlap Thompson Wedding Planned in Corpus Christi
Comanche announces the approaching marriage of Rowena May Dunlap to Richard Thomas Thompson. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Welborn Dunlap, Rowena will wed in Corpus Christi in June.
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Comanche
Rowena May Dunlap
Welborn Dunlap
Richard Thomas Thompson
Corpus Christi
Lee Turnbow Honored With Birthday Dinner
Hazel Dell community members gathered for a noon birthday dinner at Lee Turnbow’s home on May 5 marking his sixty third birthday. Also honored was Mack Matthews as his birthday approaches, with guests from Stephenville Macksville Gustine and Los Angeles attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Turnbow
Hazel Deli
Mack Matthews
Marion Jones
Ammon Turnbow
Stephenville
Samuel Daniel
Macksville
Hazel Dell
Abe Turnbow
Louis Turnbow
Los Angeles
Californias
Woody Haggard
Bob Rollins
Gustine
Gaines Weds Miss Taylor in Austin May Night Ceremony
Thomas B. Gaines son of Mr and Mrs Hamilton Gaines of Proctor married Miss Lolene Taylor in Austin on May 15 in a Christian Church ceremony. Rev M B Harris officiated the double ring vows as University students photographed the event. A reception followed at the Old Madrid Patio with guests and a serenade under the moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Gaines
Hamilton Gaines F Proctor
Austin
Lolene Taylor
Thomas Gaines
Taylor
Rev
M.B. Harris
Christian Church of Austin
Rice
C. Gaines
Taylor Gaines
Maragret Boggs
Dublin
Alonzo Teale
Nolan Teale
C. P. Ray
Colain Ward
Cleo Harfellow
Milton Krenek
Russel Stogsdill
Barnes Family Attends Boat Races in Brownwood
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Barnes and daughter Billie Jo, with Voncel Briscoe, spent the weekend at Cisco and traveled Sunday to Brownwood to watch boat races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Barnes
Billie Jo
Voncel Briscoe
Cisco
Brownwood
Cunningham wins Rural Pentathlon at State Track Meet
Tommie B. Cunningham of Center Point Mills County takes first in the Rural Pentathlon at the Class B UIL State Track and Field Meet in Denton on May 3 4. He receives a gold medal engraved with date and place. He represents U S District No 8 at Brownwood annual meet. son of Ernett Cunningham and coached by Anderson Ehelton. Exhibition by Wayne and Blaine Rideout, famed track twins, draws attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie B. Cunningham
Center Point School
Mills County
Denton
Ren Tommie
U.S.S
Brownwood
Ernett F. Cunningham
Anderson Ehelton
Mrs Carpenter Represents Comanche at State Library Meet
Mrs. W. H. Carpenter of Comanche was part of the Texas State College for Women delegation at the Texas State Library Association meeting in Fort Worth. She attended sessions and heard Miss Lucille Fargo and saw the new Fort Worth public library opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Carpenter
Comanche
Texas State College For Women
Texas State Library Association
Fort Worth
All Day At Hazel Dell Singing Event Planned
An all day singing will be held at Hazel Dell on the first Sunday in June. Organizers urge four singers in this section to attend. Dinner will be spread on the ground at noon. Everyone is invited to attend and bring a full basket.
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Hazel Dell
Moselle Scott Weds Jack Gore in Quiet Library Ceremony
Moselle Scott city clerk and daughter of C. E. Scott of Brownwood married Jack Gore in a quiet Sunday morning ceremony held in the Elmcourt Court library. Rev. G. R. Bergin officiated. The couple plans a two week honeymoon in Denver before settling in Grand Falls. The bride will continue as city clerk and the groom, a Comanche High School graduate, works in the oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moselle Scott
C. E. Scott
Brownwood
Elmcourt Court
Jack Gore
Scott
G. R. Bergin
Union Church
Arnold Bookher
Morris Snelson
Ed Bates
Ora Lee Medhart
Denver
Colorado
Charley Jack
J. L. Gore
Comanche
Comanche High School
Standard Oil Company
Grand Falls
Gore
Harmony over Hatred: Fergusons Promote Unity in Dallas
The Fergusons pledge harmony with the legislature and urge wisdom from the Governor to pass constructive programs. They promote a positive record and announce a speaking event at Fair Park, Dallas, on Saturday May 25 with radio broadcast on KRLD at 8 15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergusons
Fair Park
Dallas
KRLD
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ruth Jacobs to Attend Woman's College in Denison
Miss Ruth Jacobs of Comanche plans to enroll at Texas State College for Women as a freshman for the 1949 41 term. Authorities have secured her room reservation as dormitories open September 15 and registration begins September 17. The college is the largest residential women's institution with nearly 3000 students this year offering liberal and practical arts courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detiton
Ruth Jacobs
Comanche
Texas State College For Women
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General Electric
Bhoatade Saessociate Store
Earl R. Evans
General
Dunlap-Thompson
Miss Taylor
Wayne
Blaine Rideout
Mrs. Carpenter
State Library
Dwight Brightman
Proctor
Rock Port
Mr. Brightman
U.S. Department of Justice
Grand Falls News
Fred Huse
Menard
The
Menard News
Woman's
A. J. Gray
C. W. Gray
Physicians and Surgeons
Nat'l Bank
N.E Cor
Comanche, Texas
EXCOR
Star Tires
Biggs Auto Parts
J. C. Biggs
Prop
A*p Food Stores
Crisco
White House
Dexo
Ann Page
Ann Page Sparkle
A&p Soft
NBC
Lic
Clemons Motor Co
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