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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1970

Page

8

Visitors in Fort Worth Home Host Foxes

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Anthony welcomed their daughter and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fox of Fort Worth for a weekend gathering.

Fort Worth Boyd Anthony Larry Fox Sealy Malissa Whyte Charlie Owen Hugh Moore Whyte Mrs. Owen Plainview Beulah Bailey

Mrs Marlin of Blanket Dies at 78

Maudie Mae Marlin 78 of Blanket died November 18 at her home. Services were held November 19 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Leroy Woolsey officiating. Interment followed at Rock Church Cemetery in Banker. Born September 9, 1892 in Lavaca County Texas she married Jesse Marlin January 7, 1969 in San Antonio. Survived by her husband and three sisters Mrs Wallie Nowotny of San Antonio Mrs Hallie Schwartz of Austin and Mrs Bertha McKinney of London Texas.

Maudie Mae Marlin Blanket The Baptist Church Wallie Nowotny San Antonio Hallie Schwartz Austin Bertha McKinney London Texas

Brownwood Cattle Auction Report November 18 1970

Market remains above normal buyer participation with feeders and stockers firm to higher and all classes active. Receipts near 1961 with notable sales including stocker calves 250 425 lb at 34.75 44.00 and feeder heifer calves 30.50 38.00. several named buyers and consignors listed among representative sales.

Preston Couch Comanche Ben Tongate Connie Smith Glenn Winfrey Cross Plains Betty Bucy Jorn McLean

D W Holcomb Passes Away in Brownwood Hospital

Dwight Layman Holcomb 80 of 300 W Armstrong Comanche died Tuesday November 17 in a Brownwood hospital Services held 2 p.m. Wednesday November 18 at Oak Lawn Funeral Chapel with Rev Kenneth Willimon officiating He was born December 31 1889 in Texas to Sam and Narcissus Beasley Holcomb He married Tee Patton December 22 1920 in Comanche and was a member of Gartman View Free Will Baptist Church He is survived by his wife son Winfred Holcomb Brownwood and nieces and nephews Burial was in Eastlawn Memorial Park Brownwood His nephews served as pallbearers.

Dwight Layman Holcomb

Final Rites For Mrs. Goddard

Mrs. Riza Jane Goddard 94 died Monday November 16 in a local hospital. Funeral services were held November 18 at Comanche Funeral Chapel with Rev. S. J. Isham presiding. Burial followed at Sardis Cemetery. She leaves four daughters three sons 28 grandchildren 62 great grandchildren and 29 great great grandchildren.

Riza Jane Goddard Comanche The Baptist Church Jettie Grumbles Whiteright H. N. McDonald Samuel Parnell Durant Okla Berett Sliger Odes Oklahoma City Mary Creek Goldthwaite Lillie Hughes Waveland, Ark Lucy Jones Rotan Ettie Stone Fort Worth

Lady Golf Winners At PAR Cited

Confusion marked PAR Country Club playday as Ladies Golf Association members held the course backward for the event. Winners include First Flight Beth Hallmark and Doris Maxwell, Second Flight Aurelia Kerby and Jerri Asmus, Third Flight Merla McDougal and Pearl Martin, Fourth Flight Mary Ruth Ross and June Jordan, with many others listed among participants.

Par Country Club Ladies Golf Association Beth Hallmark Doris Maxwell Aurelia Kerby Jerri Asmus Merla McDougal Pearl Martin Mary Ruth Ross June Jordan Bettie Brazier Delores Sharp Margaret Campbell Helen Marsh Dean Kennedy Ann Lang Dorothy Locke Dottie Dudley Sandra McGinnis Marie Burttschell Maxine Fennimore Marshal Williams San Diego Nancy Weaver Brown

Texas Best Shorthorn Sale Sponsored by Mid-Tex Society

Temple Livestock Auction in Temple Texas hosts the Texas Best Shorthorn Sale with reservations sale catalogs and information via Bill Millsaps Sale Manager Box 67 Killeen Texas 76541 Phone 817-628-6424.

Mid-Tex Shorthorn Society Temple Livestock Auction Temple Texas Bill Millsaps Killeen

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Brownwood Cattle Auction Pittman Visitors Lowell Pittman J. S. Ripley Kathy Tony Jeff Gorman James Gardner Debbie de Leon Jack Tilton Wallace Fikes Richland Springs W. D. Cavel Bangs John Graves A. L. McGuarit Sidney T. A. Simons May Elf Bill Dudley E. B. Love Kerrville Durham Vicks Nyquil Jergen Rexall D. W. Holcomb Mrs. Goddard Panty Price Harelik Gillette Haley Walgreen’s Holiday Inn Turkeys Ducklings Chuck Roast
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