Weekly column blends opinions and local notices
A reflective weekly column discusses balance in views from liberal to conservative, notes on government programs, and the need for youth recreation in Comanche. It includes anecdotes on advertising, a local minister's coaching remark, and calls for available spaces for a youth center.
De Leon Demise of E. Black 88
Edlgar E Black of De Leon died November 10 at 88. Services were held November 12 at Sand Hill with Rev Tommie Knotts and Nabors of Brownsfield assisting. Burial followed in Sand Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jess Otis Parker Carl Jenkins Bobby Bingham Dalean and Donald Parker. He was born March 10 1879 in Georgia to John and Mary Ann Black and was a Baptist farmer. Survived by sisters Leola Nora Black and Lula Childress and brothers John and Tom Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Black
de Leon
Sand Hil
Tommie Knotts
Nabors
Brownsfield
Sand Hill
Cem
Jesse Otis Parker
Carl Jenkins
Bobby Bingham
Dale An 1
Donald Parker
Georgia
John
Mary Ann Black
The
Baptist Church
Leola
Nora Black de Leon
Lula Childress
Tom Black
Beattie
Deer Hunt Trip Near Llano County
Mr and Mrs W Y Wilker of Azle spent Tuesday Nov 14 visiting Mr and Mrs J C Wilkerson in Comanche. They traveled on to Llano County to join friends for a deer hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. Wilkerson
Azle
Comanche
J. C. Wilkerson
Llano County
W. P. Hallmark Dies In Dublin
W P Hallmark a Dublin civic leader and former postmaster for decades died Friday November 16 at age 94 in Dublin. Funeral conducted at First Methodist Church with burial in New Dublin Cemetery under Harrell Funeral Home care. He helped found Proctor Lake area projects and was longtime fire chief and Brazos River Authority member. Survivors include son Paschal Hallmark and daughters Mrs R T Fisher and Mrs Ruth Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hallck
Dublin
Hallmark
W. P
Buck” Hallmark
Eugene Robertson
First Methodist Church
New Dublin
Harrell
State Firemen and Fire Marshals Association
Brazos
Proctor Lake
Comanche County
Dublin Chamber of Commerce
Amon G. Carter
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Charlie A. Hagler
Paschal Hallmark
R. T. Fisher
Anaheim
Calif
Ruth Cline
Pampa
Jeat Hallmark
Fort Worth
Stanley Jorengson
McCulloughs Visit Lubbock as Tech Students
Mrs. Gayle McCullough spent the weekend in Lubbock visiting daughter Mrs. Joe Potter and son Walter, a Texas Tech freshman. Mr. McCullough hunted near San Saba. Tarleton student Jimmy Pate returned home from Tarleton to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Pate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle McCullough
Lubbock
Joe Potter
Texas Tech
Walter
Tech
McCullough
San Saba
Tarleton
Jimmy Pate
Mrs
James T. Pate
Mrs. Charles Schlee Returns Home After Hospital Surgery
Mrs. Charles Schlee was discharged Tuesday to her home from Scott and White Hospital after undergoing surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schlee
Scott and White Hospital
Comanche High School FFA Officers Named
Comanche High School Future Farmers of America officers are led by President Billy Williams Vice President Ray Johnston Secretary George Burton Treasurer Randy Geye Reporter Ray Dudley and Sentinel Joe Bradshaw. The group must meet citizenship and grade requirements like other CHS clubs. About 116 members are guided by advisors J. Davidson and A. E. Boyd Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Ffa
Joe Bradshaw
Ray Dudley
Billy Williams
George Burton
Randy Geye
Ray Johnston
Comanche
Future Farmers of America
Clyde Williams
Tommy Johnston
Bob Burton
Clinton D. Geye
Elias Dudley
Billy W. Bradshaw
The
Sentinel
CHS
7. J. Davidson
A. E. Boyd, Jr
Rites Held For A N Bingham In De Leon
Albert N. Bingham died November 9 in De Leon Hospital. Services were held at 2:20 in Sand Hill with Rev. Gladson of Snyder and others officiating. He was born August 26, 1879 in Comanche County, a Baptist, and stockman. He married Maggie Land May 1893. they had 10 children and he is survived by five sons, two daughters, two sisters, a brother, 17 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert N. Bingham
de Leon
Sand Hill
MR Gladson
Snyder
Dalton McCarter
Grady Ravenshine
Sand Hill Cemetery
Roy G
Albert Palmer
Garland Bobby
Dale
Waylan
Jerry Bingham
Laylan Myatt
Ernest Waller
Bingham
Comanche Co
William and
Mattie Emory Bingham
The
Baptist Church
Maggie Land
Ace
Pate
Stamford
Graham
Hiram
Seminole
George
McCamey
Luke Palmer
Gorman
Lockey Cole
Homestead
Florida
Anna Bailey
Brownfield
Nora Jenkins
Lubbock
Berry Bingham
Beaty
Survivors listed for W H Lloyd in Comanche funeral
Surviving W. H. Bud Lloyd Clyde resident who lived in Comanche for years had funeral services held November 3. Wife Opal Lloyd of Clyde. son Garland Lloyd of New Braunfels. daughters Rita Thomas of Blanket and Judy McGinnis of Comanche. step daughter Tom Hendricks of Clyde. step-sons Bobby Carter of Clyde and J T Carter of Hobbs New Mexico. brother Garner Lloyd of Brownwood. six Brownwood sisters plus Merkel Clyde and Comanche relatives. nine grandchildren and seven step grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Bud) Lloyd
Clyde
Comanche
Lloyd
Opal Lloyd
Garland Lloyd
New Braunfels
Rita Thomas
Blanket
Judy McGinnis
Tom Hendricks
Bobby Carter
J. T Carter
Hobbs
N. M
Garner Lloyd
Brownwood
John Johnson
D. Henley
H. C. Smith
Bill Sledge
Merkel
Earl Norwood
R. M. McGinnis
Childress Family Visits Arch Boyd Jr Household Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Ted Thomas and their children Mark and Troy of Childress visited the home of Mr and Mrs Arch Boyd Jr over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Thomas
Mark and
Troy of
Childress
Arch Boyd, Jr
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Johnson
P.K. Wrigley
P. K. Wrigley
Wrigley Chewing
Piez Todd
Todd
Methodist
WBW
E. Black
Mims Hospital
Bob Stewart
Armour's Star
Ea Ae
Swift’s Premium
Silver Spur
Chambray
Jack King
Baxter’s Place
Charmin
Vekek
Higginbothams
Ocean Spray
Cranberries
Shurfine
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Jar
W. P. Hallmark
Comanche High School
FFA
A. N. Bingham
W H Lloyd