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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1967
Page
3
The column weighs frost dates for Comanche County peanut crops with a guess of November 17. It also notes the Elementary PTA chaired by Joe Waring forming a committee to fix school pickup and bus congestion issues and improve student safety and school operations.
Oct 2 Newburg 4-H members and families gathered at the Community Center for a local achievement banquet. President Leah Dudley led the program, Joy Nuckles spoke on 4 H Where the Action Is, and certificates and ribbons recognized projects and perfect recordkeeping.
Bill Mewborn 61 of Comanche died in a Temple hospital on Saturday October 7. Services were held at 2 p.m. Monday October 9 at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev. John C. Wiles and Rev. S J Isham officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were C L Huett George Bonser John Carpenter Tom Beene Darrell Smith and Gerald Matthews. Born December 1 1905 in Smith County he had lived in Comanche 34 years. He married Inez Williford January 10 1933. He worked at Higginbotham Bros 22 years. He was a Mason Hope Lodge No 481 and a member of the First Baptist Church. Survived by his wife mother a brother and two sisters.
William G. Dingus, 91, died in Lubbock on a Friday. Services were held Saturday in Lubbock with burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. Born May 11, 1876, in Dungannon Virginia, he moved to Texas in 1900 and taught in Comoache for three years before marrying Georgia Wilson in 1915. He later owned and operated the O'Donnell Telephone Exchange in Lubbock before entering the drug business, and is survived by his wife, two brothers in North Carolina and Virginia, and a sister in Bristol.
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