W T Webb Dies After Illness in Texas Rural Eastland County
W T Webb of Comanche Texas died Tuesday in a Cisco hospital from a cerebrial hemorrhage at age 63. Born in Brazos County he lived most of his life in Eastland County and was a Church of Christ member. Funeral services were held at the Eastland Church of Christ on Wednesday November 15 with interment at Flatwood Cemetery. Survived by his wife four daughters and four sons plus eight grandchildren and eight siblings.
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W. T. Webb
Comanche
Texas
Cisco
Brazos County
Eastland County
S Tatum
Coman
Church of Christ
Church of At Eastland
Flatwood
Ides
A. O. Troamas
Amarillo
O. O. Rotattson
H. W. Yurner
Los Angeles
California
Chas. Jarman
Coe
Darrell Webb
Big Spring
Wayland Webb
Colorado
Blanton Webb
Billie Webb
Midland
Cemetery Work Day Set at Board Church on November 18
A cemetery work day will be held at Board Church on Saturday November 18. Volunteers are asked to come early and bring ingredients to make Comanche stew. Committee notes community service.
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Board Church
Committee
REA Farm Electric Equipment Show Set for December 7
A two day REA event opens December 7 at 7:30 with demonstrations of portable irrigation gear and electric farm equipment. J R Cobb and the State Extension Service will lead irrigation displays, while local farm women serve hot lunches and tour lines showcase equipment, grain handling, and ironing innovations.
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J. R. Cobb
Rea
State Extension Service
T. J. Williams
Women's
REA Club
Ramey
Harris
J. J. Wiley Dies After Illness in Temple
J J Wiley 65 brother of Mrs Brightman of Comanche died Saturday morning at Temple Santa Fe Hospital after several weeks illness. Funeral Sunday at St Marks Methodist Church Cleburne. Survived by wife two daughters Jo Nell and Maurine Wiley son James Wiley granddaughter Sally Jean Wiley mother of Comanche and Brightman families among eight siblings from Oklahoma and Texas.
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J. J. Wiley
Cleburne
O. O. Brightman
Comanche
Temple
Hattie
Grace Brightman
Oswell Brightman
J. C. Wilkerson
C. F. Silvas
Austin
Wiley
St. Marks Methodist Church
Pendell Avenue
Santa Fe Hospital
Mr. Wiley
Oxford
Miss
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Ollie Roff
Tishomingo
Santa Fe
Purcell
Okla
St. Marks
Maurine Wiley
Corsicana
Jo Nell Wiley
James Wiley
Sally Jean Wiley
S Ww. Ryan
Ryan
N. A. Wiley
Sand Springs
L. G. Wiley
Yancey Wiley
Woodville
George Wiley
Tulsa
Comanche County Notes and County Education News
Comanche County figures report State Ranger A L Barr testifying before the grand jury in the Haynes McGuire murders case. Barr brought a Lie Detector to the investigation while Henry P Haynes confessed to beating and burning the victims. Other notes cover Interscholastic League plans, calendars for Class A B C events, teachers' association in San Antonio, and a county board meeting.
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A. L. Barr
Austin
Comanche
Ranger Barr
Wid Spivey
Haynes-McGuire
Henry P. Haynes
McGuire Farm
Barr
Precis County
Kay
Comyn
Gunekel
Sidney
de Leon
Hasse
Glee Club
Texas State Teachers’ Association
San Antonio
Texas Outlook
T County
Beattie Girls Win Sportsmanship Gift at Desdemona Tournament
Beattie High School girls basketball team coached by Royce Pope received a sportsmanship trophy at the Desdemona tournament. Sixteen teams entered, and Beattie stood out for fair play with players Dessa Warren Laurie Ann Johnson Zanette Stephenson captain Molece Nabors Nina B. Cate Grace Nell Moore Beatrice Herrell Faye Stephenson and Fay Jones listed among participants.
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Beattie
Beattie Girls
Royce Pope
Dessa Warren
Laurie Ann Johnson
Zanette Stephenson
Molece Nabors
Nina B. Cate
Grace Nell Moore
Beatrice Herrell
Faye Stephenson
Fay Jones
Mrs. M. C. Roberson Honored With Shower
Mrs. M. C. Roberson was honored with a miscellaneous shower Friday afternoon at her mother's home. A host of friends called, and she received many gifts. She will move into her new home when she returns to Alfred, Texas.
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M. C. Roberson
Mrs. W. M. Hutchins Dies at Sipe Springs
Mrs. W. M. Hutchins a longtime Sipe Springs resident died suddenly at her home on November 2. Funeral services were held at the Sipe Springs Baptist Church with Elder A. C. Nance officiating and burial in Sipe Springs Cemetery. She was born July 27 1865 in Benton County Arkansas and survived by six children including J. G. Hutchins of Sipe Springs and Mrs. F. C. Wagnon of Muleshoe. Mrs. Lee F. Signor of Abilene visited the St. Clair family nearby.
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W. M. Hutchins
Sipe Springs
Sipe Springs Baptist Church
A. C. Nance
Comanche
T. D. Brown
W. J. Rhymes
John Clark
F. L. Little
C. M. Houser
Earl S. Morris
Hutchins
Benton County
Arkansas
Mary Percifield
J. G. Hutchins
F. C. Wagnon
Muleshoe
W. Beeson
Fort Worth
Otis Stewart
Grady Hutchins
Guy Hutchins
Thanksgiving Market Shipped 12 Cars Of Turkeys From Comanche
Twelve cars of dressed turkeys were shipped by Farmers Produce Company from Comanche on the Thanksgiving market which closed Wednesday night. George Co. McKinzie reports about thirty percent marketed. top price 15 cents, closed at 14 cents. Christmas market will open soon per The Chief. Mrs. N K Taylor of San Antonio visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jess Harris and has returned home.
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Farmers Produce Company
Comanche
George Co. McKinzie
McKinzie
N. K. Taylor
San Antonio
Jess Harris
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