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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1962

Page

6

Final Rites For Delbert Couch Held At Abilene

Funeral services were held in Elliott's Chapel of Memories for Delbert Couch 67 of Abilene with minister Neal Lightfoot officiating. Interment followed at Elmwood West Memorial Park. Couch moved to Abilene 30 years ago and operated a service station on Butternut Road. He died November 12 after a long illness leaving a wife, six children, ten grandchildren, and two great grandchildren along with extended family in Comanche, Fort Worth, Wichita Falls, Sherman, Euless, Temple, Alpine, and Abilene.

John Delbert Couch LaSalle Abilene Elliott Chapel of Memories Neal Lightfoot S. 11Th & Willis Church of Christ, Abilene Elmwood West Memorial Park Couch Cox Memorial Hospital Butternut J. D Texas’ Couch Bonham Grayson County Texas Mercer Gap Comanche County A. B. Youngblood J. 8. Thompson Euless Jim D. Couch Fort Worth Don E. Couch Wichita Falls Bob L. Couch Sherman E. W. Couch H. L. Couch Temple E. L. Carpenter

Gratitude for Kindness After Our Father’s Illness

The Odis Guthrie Family thanks friends for their kindness and sympathy during our father’s illness and loss.

Odis Guthrie

Funeral for H. E. Yocham in Bronte Attended by Pairish Family

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pairish and son Harold of Mercer Gap attended the funeral of Mr. H. E. Yocham in Bronte on Tuesday November 20. The service gathered relatives and friends to honor the deceased.

Ray Pairish Harold Mercer Gap

Here For Final Preston Rites Here For Final Preston Rites

Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary Ann Preston were held at Stace Creek Cemetery on Sunday October 28. She died in Fort Worth October 26 at 102 years old. Numerous relatives and friends from Merkel Shallowater Lubbock Stamford Abilene and other Texas towns attended the service and procession.

Mary Ann Preston Stace Creek R. Lee Webb Abilene Bessie Davis Pearl LaGrone J. D. Morrow Brownwood Doyle Morrow D. Wagnon LaRoque May W. C. Davis Lucille Job Bennie Roberson Bourland Jack Luker Lloyd Benzie Fort Worth Dewey Davenport Collinsville Ralph and Ed Harris Odessa

Reverend Ernest Rippetoe Dies in Stephenville

Reverend Ernest Rippetoe 70 longtime Stephenville pastor and singer died Wednesday November 14 in a Stephenville hospital after months of ill health. Born October 4, 1892 in Comanche County he taught singing in Erath and Comanche counties and helped organize the Texas State Singing Convention which he led as president until three years ago. Funeral services were held November 17 at the Washington Street Baptist Church with burial in Round Grove Cemetery. Survived by his widow two sons Royce and Dalice one grandson and three brothers including O E Rippetoe of Comanche.

Ernest Rippetoe Stephenville O. E. Rippetoe Comanche Ivy Ernest Rippetoe Washington Street Baptist Church Texas State Singing Convention Comanche County Edd Rippetoe Mr. Rippetoe Myrtle Hammitt Rippetoe Erath Round Grove Stephenville Funeral Home Johnny McAlester Arthur Hutchinson Audrey Howell Thurston House Bill Keith Buxton Jacks Royce Rippetoe Fort Worth Dalice Rippetoe Kermit David Rippetoe

McCullough County Singing Scheduled at Voca Church

The McCullough County Singing Convention will meet at 2 o'clock on Sunday afternoon November 25 in the Baptist Church at Voca, 12 miles southeast of Brady. Mrs. A C. Stewart of Brady invites all to attend. Rodney Strain, visiting from Dallas, spent the weekend at home.

Mcculloch County McCullough County Voca Brady A C. Stewart

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