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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1968
Page
3
Texinationary terms from Everhart’s books are showcased with humorous spellings and examples while Comanche County reports highlight 4 H club winners Kerwin Stephens and peers in Chicago and local civic notes. The piece references pecan donations for Lubbock squirrels, shopping reminders, and hospital updates.
Rebecca Hill reports a large Sunday crowd at Shady Elm with J. W. Hurt and Southside Pentecostal Church group providing music led by Velda Hurt. East Side Baptist WMU visitors brought nightcaps. numerous locals hosted and visited patients and each other across Brownwood and Fort Worth connections.
Truman visits Mrs W T Hou and her niece Mrs Jeette Camp in Rising Star. New patients welcomed at the home of Mr and Mrs William R Durham. Services Sunday at 2 30 led by Rev Floyd Brawley with singers. Come worship with us.
The Star Tigers defeated the Gustine Tigers 61 to 14 to claim the district B championship. Gustine’s Harold Harrison had a 35 yard receiving score from Jimmy Denning and a 40 yard run by Derrel Hungerford, while Star’s Charles Miles scored four times.
The CHS Indian Maidens beat Gatesville 62 to 52 as the varsity led from the first quarter. Sarah Fletcher scored 28 and Judy Gleaton 22 for the Maidens with solid guard work by Hicks and others and freshman Debra Prick injuring her knee early.
Mr and Mrs Billy Wilson and John and Mary Sue of Fort Worth visited their parents Mr and Mrs Wes Wilson over the weekend in Fort Worth.
Willis Franklin Day 95 of Comanche died November 20 in a local retirement home. Services will be held November 22 at 2 p.m. from Comanche Funeral Home with Deacon Scott and Clarence Dryent officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by three sons Vestil and Windell. five daughters. 24 grandchildren. 29 great grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Autry Merrell attended the funeral of Mrs Merrells brother in law B Matthews in Midway Texas on Wednesday of last week. They were accompanied by their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Charles Anglin of Abilene.
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