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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1971
Page
6
Granddaughter Patricia Auvenshine and roommate Kay Williams, UT Austin students, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Auven in their Austin home during a weekend visit.
Hospital report notes Miss Hazel Snead serious illness at Stephenville hospital. She hopes to return to Comanche this weekend to join her sister Mrs I M Edmondson.
Texas high school students and others are invited to propose experiments for Skylab, the U S space laboratory. Proposals must be under 1000 words submitted by February 4, 1972. Regional winners and 25 national winners will be selected with final NASA approval and announced in 1972.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Coleman toured New Mexico and West Texas visiting friends and relatives from Thursday through Sunday of last week.
Mary Adaline Jacobs 80 died Nov 18 in a Brownwood hospital. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Pearl Street Church of Christ with Dale Set and Paul Wallace officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by three daughters five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Lizzie B Roberson 84 died at 9 pm Wednesday November 10 in Dublin hospital Funeral services were held 2 pm Friday November 12 at Harrell Memorial Chapel with Rev Don Osada of the First United Methodist officiating Burial followed at Toliver Cemetery near Lampkin Pallbearers named C J Couch Jim Pliner Kay Lester Marky Thedford Gaylon Carson and Joe Belcher She was born March 8 1887 in Comanche County daughter of the late C J Carson 2nd and Martha Maciver Carson A Methodist she lived in Dublin four years She survived by a son Keith Roberson Fort Worth two sisters Mrs L A Thomason Gustine and Mrs J W Northcutt Stephenville a brother Charlie Carson Stamford three grandchildren and four great grandchildren Also note about Christmas program at Comanche Public Library
A Routh family reunion was held Sunday November 14 at the Blanket Community Center. Attendees include W. B. Pringle Sadie Parsons J. R. Harris True Routh J. L. South T. J. Conry Kate Routh Wilming Routh B. E. Parson Roy T. Routh Don Sewall T. E. Hubby Fred Pringle George Suchewerskij Becky Routh plus guests Glee and Alta Green Anice G. Powell. Messages of gratitude were sent to Western Hills Nursing Home staff Dr W D Blackwood and Comanche Funeral Home for support during Emma Redwine illness and death.
Mrs. Ida Virginia McCarty 78 died November 10 in a Snyder hospital after a three week stay. Services were November 12 at First Baptist Church Comanche with Rev. John Wiles officiating. Burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Lloyd Fritts Joe Tupin Charlie Hendrix Curly Boyd George Pratt Roy D. Adams. She was born September 22 1893 in Louisiana and lived in Comanche 75 years. She married Dan Faulkner in 1909. he died 1917. She later married Wyley Jefferson McCarty in 1920. he died 1962. She is survived by two sons Melvin Faulkner Fort Worth and W J McCarty Snyder and three grandchildren.
Robit Bohannon presided over Sunday services at Central Christian Church with a large crowd in attendance. The community extended condolences as Emma Redwine was remembered at a funeral in a gathering of relatives from multiple cities including Irving Arlington Belton Stephenville Dumas Abilene Brownwood Austin and Santa Anna with several out of state attendees.
Comanche Braves and Cisco B-team battled to a 6-6 tie finishing the season. Comanche outgained Cisco 248 rushing yards to 109 and held 15 first downs to eight. Jamey Williams led with 134 yards on 11 carries. Joe Lee 18 for 8. Danny Armstrong 7 for 13. Chip Bennett 3 for 6. John Waggoner 4 for 11. Cisco took a 6-0 lead, Comanche tied it when Lee scored from the 3, then failed on the two point try.
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