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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1957
Page
3
Obituaries and social notes list deaths in Comanche and surrounding areas with Oct burial dates and kin. Mentions include Goeth burial Oct 25 in Creek Cemetery, and residents like Kara Hall and Matthew Clark. Also notes marriages, land deeds, vehicle registrations, and local visits.
Mr and Mrs J M Dutton announce the arrival of a daughter born Sunday Oct 27 in a German hospital weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces The baby is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs A B Smith of Comanche and Mr and Mrs B A Dutton of Proctor Both mother and child are doing nicely and have returned home at 501 Irby Comanche
The Carlton FHA girls joined a district meeting in Hamilton on Saturday November 2, 1957. Attendees included Nevis Cox Nora Miller Johnnie Miller Patsy Baker Loretta Taylor and Mrs John Blom.
In Veterans' Hospital W A Mercer of Comanche is reported improving at Mc Closkey General Hospital Ward 20 Temple according to Mrs Mercer.
Mr and Mrs Hale Winn of Grand Prairie and Mr and Mrs Jack Winn with their son Bobby of Fort Worth visited Mrs Jessie Tate and Mr Lee Tate here last Saturday.
Charles Frederick Smith 170, of 904 West Walcott died November 2 1957 at 5 20 am Funeral services were held November 3 at the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev R W Walker and Rev J D Smoot assisting Pallbearers were Eugene Perkins J H Coulter Gayle Odell Elwood Boyd Mr Pierce and Mr Cotton Smith born in Comanche County February 7 1887 in childhood joined the Methodist Church Survivors include wife Ollie Ann Smith three daughters Mrs Woodrow Bellew Wilcox Mrs R S Grace Mrs Frankie Jones one son Gres sett Lee Smith two sisters Mrs R H Woody Mrs Hugh Dinwiddie two brothers Bryan Smith Claud Smith six grandchildren and two great grandchildren
Carlton elementary home making group honors Miss Cox, Carlton Football Sweetheart of 1957, with a tea held Friday afternoon. Nora Miller reports, lists attendees and staff including Miss Johnnie Miller, Miss Loretta Taylor, Miss Linda Brooks, and others.
John T. Dennis, 66, a native of Alabama and longtime Comanche County resident, died at his home on 508 Fast Oak Street in Comanche. Funeral services were held November 5 at the Comanche Funeral Home with Rev. LeRoy Woolsey and Rev. Marion Gaines officiating. He is survived by his wife Dollie D. Dennis, two sisters Mary Hall and Beulah Nelms, and two brothers Henry Dennis of Fort Worth and Charlie Dennis of Axtell.
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