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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1976

Page

5

Funeral Services Held For R. E. Scott In De Leon

Funeral services for R. E. Bob Scott 72 of De Leon were at First Baptist Church De Leon with Elder Andy Hudson officiating Burial followed in Garden of Memories between De Leon and Comanche Nowlin Funeral Home was in charge Scott died Friday September 3 at De Leon Hospital He was born June 12 1904 in De Leon and was a retired farmer He married Mae Bell Winkles July 31 1926 Surviving are his wife a daughter Nell Bynum Temple a son Eurl Dean Scott Norway his mother Emma Scott De Leon two sisters Jewell Clements De Leon Lucille Childress Plainview two brothers R J Scott Comanche J A Scott De Leon Grandchildren two great grandchildren and a granddaughter Mrs Alan Cotter New Iberia Louisiana

Andy Hudson The Primitive Baptist Church Nowlin Funeral de Leon Scott Mae Bell Winkles Comanche Nell Bynum Temple Eurl Dean Scott Norway Emma Scott Jewell Clements Lucille Childress Plainview R. J. Scott J. A. Scott

Mrs. Ollie Ann Smith 84 Granbury native

Mrs. Ollie Ann Smith aged 84 of Granbury and formerly of Comanche died September 6 in Granbury. Born March 11 1892 she was married to C F Smith who died November 2 1957. Funeral services were held September 7 at 2 00 pm at the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel Rev Frank L Turner officiating burial at Taylor's Chapel Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters Woodrow Belew Stephenville Don Gibson Granbury and Dick Grace San Antonio 12 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren one great great grandchild one brother Bob Gressett Comanche and one sister Mrs B F Sheedy Cohoma.

Ollie Ann Smith Granbury Comanche C. F. Smith Smith Comanche Funeral Home Frank L. Turner Taylor's Chapel Cemetery Woodrow Belew Stephenville Don Gibson Dick Grace San Antonio Bob Gressett B. F. Sheedy Cohoma

Mrs. Ada Johnston 68 Comanche Resident Dies

Ada Alberta Johnston died at 68 in a De Leon nursing home after a Sept 4 passing. Born Feb 5 1908 in Comanche County she married W H Johnston on March 9 1929. Funeral Sept 6 at Home Chapel burial Zion Hill Cemetery. Survivors: husband three sons daughter eight grandchildren one great grand child four brothers four sisters.

Ada Alberta Johnston Rt. 1 Comanche de Leon Comanche County W. H. Johnston Methodist Church Comanche Funeral Home Creath Davis Rodney Johnston Gorman Gaylon Johnston

Mrs Wyly 98 Comanche resident dies in nursing home

Mrs Elizabeth Wyly age 98 of Comanche died Tuesday at Western Hills Nursing Home. Born July 8 1878 in Johnson County she married C N Wyly October 4 1904 in Comanche. Burial followed Sept 2 at Oakwood. pallbearers listed. Survivors include one

Mary Elizabeth Wyly Comanche Western Hills Nursing Home Johnson County C. N. Wyly Wyly Comanche Funeral Home Dale Pruett Oakwood

Mrs Janes 89 Roanoke Resident Dies in Keller Nursing Home

Mrs. Janes 89 of Roanoke died at 845 p.m. Saturday in a Keller nursing home. Born September 5 in Hill County she married William Arthur Janes in 1905 in Sidney. Graveside services were held at 11 a.m. Monday September 6 at Stag Creek Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters two sons 11 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren one great great grandchild and one sister.

Addie Allen Janes Roanoke Keller Hill County William Arthur (Aught) Janes Sidney The Baptist Church Stag Creek Leroy Woolsey

Death notice for G L Norwood of Hasse

Gerald L. Norwood 77 of Hasse died Friday September 3 in Comanche Community Hospital. Born March 16 1899 in Comanche County he was a retired farmer. He married Odessa Carlton January 10 1926 in Gustine. Services Sunday September 5 at 2.

Gerald L. Norwood Hasse Comanche Community Hospital Comanche County Norwood Odessa Carlton Gustine Comanche

Senior Citizens Plan Bazaar and Weekend Activities

The Senior Citizens announce a Christmas Bazaar on November 5 and 6 with hand work entries and a ten percent donation to the Senior Citizen Fund. Details to follow in The Chief. A group traveled by bus to Granbury on September 3 enjoying lunch and the Annie Get Your Gun show at the Opera House. The trip participants included Zourah Wiesendanger and others. Regular luncheon is Thursday at 10:00 a.m. band practice at 3:00 p.m. A progressive 42 party is set for 7:00 p.m. Friday the 10th.

Granbury Spanish Point Lake Granbury Opera House Annie Get Your Gun Zourah Wiesendanger Doris Massingill Alma Willingham Alice Lee Estia Parish Margaret Mabra Ozella King Nell Rose Webb Will Works Gladys Spencer Audra Williams Golda Gleaton Edna

Norwood Rites Held for Hasse Area Resident

Rev Paul Silvas and Rev Leroy Woolsey officiated. Burial was in Sardis Cemetery near Hasse. Pallbearers were Bobby Clark Jerry Morris James Holland Doug Reid Junior Andrews and Ed Ware. Survivors include wife Odessa Norwood Hasse a son Bill Norwood Hasse a daughter Mrs Roy Andrews Dallas four grandchildren and seven great-grand children. He was preceded in death by son Dale Norwood in 1946.

Funeral services held for James Ernest Merritt in Brownwood

James Ernest Merritt 84 of 2007 Ave B Brownwood died September 3 after a long illness. Funeral conducted by Rev. Stanley Wilson at Morelock Funeral Home with burial in Comanche. Survived by Myrtle Kirby Merritt wife two daughters Mrs C C Swearengin and Mrs Harold Carter three sons Wayne Lou and Bill Merritt two sisters Irene Wilson and Mrs Herbert Adcock nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.

James Ernest Merritt Ave. B Brownwood Morelock Stanley Wilson Oakwood Comanche Merritt Brownwood Community Hospital Calhoun County Sidney Myrtle Kirby Calvary Baptist Church C. C. Swearengin Harold Carter Lubbock Wayne Merritt Rising Star Bill Merritt Coleman Lou Merritt Irene Wilson Herbert Adcock Gustine

Comanche Junior Rodeo Winners Named

The Comanche Roping Club and Comanche FFA announced winners from the August 26 27 28 Comanche Junior Rodeo events. Top finishers included T J Wilson Hamilton in Bronco Riding and James Sliger Brownwood in Tie Down Calf Roping with buckle donors listed.

Comanche Comanche Roping Club Comanche Ffa T. J. Wilson Hamilton Dale Partin Priddy Terry Tupin Moorman James Sliger Brownwood Randy Lindsey Mullin John Evridge Jeanes True Rusty Ryan Coleman Larry Adams Gustine Comanche Trading Post Floyd Anderson, Jr Cullin Sliger Barry Whitehead Dublin David Drew Kathryn Lewis Goldthwaite Debra Covington Angela Beavers Carl Hall Kayla Frazier Mylinda Phifer Lisa Northcutt McDougal Auction Barn Ricky Smith Sammy Taylor Curtis Smith Gold Kist Feed Co Tommy Shackelford Royce Treadway Jeff King Zephyr Buckle McDougal Feed Mill

Buckle Awards Planned for Bull Riding Winner

Joe Penn of Early leads in bull riding with the top score. Buckle donor Wolfe Pecanlands will mail first place belts as soon as orders arrive, with each winner receiving their prize once shipment is confirmed.

Joe Penn Early Wolfe

Gustine Tigers overpower Cherokee in six man opener

Gustine rallies in the third quarter for a 25 18 victory over Cherokee, ending the Indians long state title run. Mark Littlejohn scored three touchdowns, Dale Harrison caught a 22 yard pass, and J T MceKneely scored twice while Aibert Silva added a late score for Cherokee.

Gustine Tigers Cherokee Gustine Sixman Indians Mark Littlejohn Dale Harrison Tiger Steve Gunter Harrison Littlejohn Casey Zarate J.T. MceKneely Aibert Silva

Comanche Freshmen Open Season With 13-0 Win Over Granbury

Comanche Indian Freshmen opened their season by defeating Granbury 13-0 on September 2. David Davis scored the opening touchdown on a 30 yard run, then Jeff Hazelrigg connected with James Hicks for the second score as Davis added the extra point. Coach Gene Westmoreland praised the defense for shutting out Granbury.

Granbury Pirates David Davis Seem Jeff Hazelrigg James Hicks Davis Gene Westmoreland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bob Scott R. E Bob) Scott First Baptist Church Garden of Memories Manche Alan Cotter New Iberia, Louisiana Mrs. Smith Mrs. Johnston Zion Hill Mrs. Wyly Willie Tupin Paul Richards John Carpenter Jim Carpenter Bob Carpenter Harvey Kaase Mrs. Janes Wenonah Norton Fort Worth Vivian Hammonds Vernon Wendell R. Jones Vernon A. X. Jones Fannie Kilgore G. L. Norwood Dale Norwood J. &. Merritt PAR Howard Burttschell Texas Carole Hickman Earla Murdock May Donna Buchanan Dorman Hanks Dee Dee Nowlin Berra Dawn Hanks Edmondson CHS Westmoreland Itp Mase
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