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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1954
Page
13
At a German hospital on May 19 funeral services were conducted at Downing Baptist Church with interment in the Downing Cemetery.
Seventy guests attended the H D Banquet at the VFW Hall on Friday May 14. Guests included H D women families and other locals. A C Wimpee director of the State Alcohol and Narcotic Board was guest speaker. He warned about liquor and tobacco industry propaganda targeting youths.
The family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during illness and death of their husband and father. They especially thank Porter and Bob Franks for kindness, Brother Woolsey, Brother Horton, the singers and floral offering. Mrs C O Lee and children.
Amity H D Club met on Tuesday May 4 with 10 members present. Hostess Mrs Tom Stewart and visitors Charlene Vermillion attended. Guest Bill Button and Pete Stark demonstrated respiration to relieve shock from drowning or electricity. Mrs Tom West aided. members practiced methods and timing. program included motto pledge and prayer. Banquet plans for May 14 at Veteran's Hall Comanche feature narcotics agent Mr Wimpee. price $1 per plate. Next meeting May 18 with hostess Mrs Guy Taylor. Lawn mowing ad included.
The Sunshine Club met May 9 at Mrs. A. J. Gray's home with Mrs. Tom Dudley as co host. Mrs. Edwin Sartor presided as president. Officers elected for the coming year were Mae Garrett president Herbert Cunningham first vice president N Wylie treasurer and reporter and Edwin Sartor teacher.
Mrs. Noah Nabors longtime De Leon resident died May 18 at her daughter Mrs W A Hill's home. Funeral services were held at the De Leon Methodist Church with interment in De Leon Cemetery.
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