Comanche Chief Publishes Local Church History Notes
The Comanche Chief lists church and community notes including First Baptist Church of Comanche budget for 1961 1962 with missions and pastor salaries. It recounts the church’s 1856 organization, early members, and Civil War era history, plus nearby post office and regional notes.
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Comanche County
First Baptist Church of
Comanche
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Tom Beene
Robert Eaton
Floyd Prather
Bill Mewborn
J. W. Carter
Damon Power
Wayne Stewart
First Baptist Church
Comanche ‘County
First Baptist
Sam Power
William
Robinson
F. H. Neely
Tom Logan
Alice Brown
Sarah Ross
Jesse Green
Joe Cannafox
D. H. Cunningham
B. S. Helmsley
G. W. Montgomery
Indian Creek
VJ. Millner
Hamil M .de Brougl
Spifer Twit
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