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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1932

Page

5

Miss Willie Pearle Jones Weds Grady Williams in Oklahoma

Miss Willie Pearle Jones and Grady C. Williams wed at 5 p.m. in Marietta Oklahoma with the Rev. officiating. The couple, both locally prominent, returned to Hamilton to resume their duties, living with Mrs. Cleo Santy on West Ross street.

Miss Willie Pearle Jones Grady Williams Willie Pearle Jones Grady C. Williams Marietta Oklahoma First Baptist Church

One Hundredth Birthday Observed By May Man

Alfred Brown, a longtime resident of Brown County near May, Texas, celebrated his 100th birthday with about fifty friends. A Civil War veteran, he fought in major battles, was wounded several times, and later joined the Ku Klux Klan during Reconstruction. He moved to Texas in 1870, settled in Williamson then Brown County, is a longtime Baptist, and remained active mentally into his centennial year.

Alfred Brown Brown County Brown Brownwood Texas H. M. Killion Alfred Robert KE. Lee Wilderness Gettysburg Antietam Richmond Chancellorsville Appomattox Lee Mr. Brown Ku Klux Klan Miranda Brown Georgia M. R. Crooks Williamson County The Baptist Church Brownwood Bulletin

Birthday Party for Son on Sixth Birthday

Mrs. George Walker honored her son George F with a Tuesday afternoon birthday party. After opening presents, games and refreshments followed for a group including Thelma Jean Hasley Marian La Reese Mary Catherine Slider Marian Marie Martha Jane Kinne Emily Frances Vaughan Percy Jean Howard and others. Mrs. Walker was assisted by Mrs. E. W. Tate.

George Walker George F Thelma Jean Hasley Marian la Reese Mary Catherine Slider Marian Marie Martha Jane Kinne Emily Frances Vaughan Percy Jean Howard Jane Asa Jack Moody Brightman John Manning Gene Arthur Cleve B. Denny Gerald McNatt Jack Cauley, Jr Billy Clemons Ray Burt Cecil Jack Cox Ray Little Billy Tate Walker E. W. Tate

T. G. Preston Buried Monday

Thomas Green Preston a Comanche County resident for 40 years died at his daughter’s home in Lubbock at 6 15 am Saturday after influenza illness. He is survived by two children, William Walker Preston and Annie Laura Winter, and by siblings. Interment was at Stag Creek Cemetery after services led by Rev. Gordon Barrett and Rev. S D Hurt with Comanche I O C F Lodge direction.

Thomas Green Preston Comanche County M. FE Lubbock Comanche Val Preston Stag Creek Gordon Barrett S. D. Hurt Comanche I. 0 C. F. Lodge McNary County Tennessee Preston Mr. Preston Hopkins County Texas Sulphur Springs Josephine Siegler William Walker Preston Annie Laura Winter Dublin Winter Bible Community Val Baptist Church Shiloh Jones County FE. C. Preston Stamford John Preston Colorado State Izora Downing Paducah

Mrs. G. B. Hasley Buried Monday

Mrs. G B Hasley 79 died at her Board Church home Sunday September 25 after illness. Interment followed Monday in Board Church Cemetery with Rev. Bob Smallwood officiating. She was born June 28 1853 in Tennessee, widow of G B Hasley who died December 10 1931. Survived by son Jim B Hasley. She and her husband moved to Comanche County about 40 years ago and were members of the Baptist Church.

Williams Hamilton B. & G. Chevrolet Co Cleo Santy West Ross Street Santy J. D. Jones Billie Jones Hamilton County C. W. Williams Comanche Grady Howard Payne Brownwood Abi G. B. Hasley Board Church Bob Smallwood Tennessee Dixon Lewis Tennessee W. E. Lewis

Death of Miss Minnie Power in Hasse

Miss Minnie Ethel Power, 40, died at her mother's home in Hasse on September 3 after a long illness. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery in Comanche with services led by Rev. FE M Daily, Rev. J D Smoot, and Rev. Howard Moore. Survived by her mother, three sisters, and a nephew Bass Davis. she was born November 22, 1891 in Alabama and belonged to the Methodist Church.

Minnie Ethel Power F. M. Power Hasse Oakwood Cemetery Comanche FE. M. Daily J. D. Smoot Howard Moore Miss Power Alabama Eula Wilson Downing Ola Davis Della Davis DeLeon Bass Davis Methodist Church

Two Brownwood Couples Marry in Comanche

Two Brownwood couples wed in Comanche last weekend at the Baptist Parsonage with Rev. Gordon Barrett officiating. Saturday five o clock p m T E Cason and Kittie Gilbert tied the knot and Sunday at nine a m Carl Ernest and Jorene Driver followed suit. Window Glass offered by Higenbotham’s with low prices and ready for the coming norther.

Comanche Brownwood Gordon Barrett the Baptist Parsonage T. FE. Cason Kittie Gilbert Carl Ernest Jorene Driver

Birthday Party Honors Billy Clemons

Billy Clemons eight was honored by his mother Mrs Ira Clemons on a Wednesday afternoon party. Mrs Hart Shoemaker helped organize lawn games and Billy received remembrances from guests. Ice cream cake and all day suckers dressed as dolls served as favors.

Billy Clemons Ira Clemons Billy

Pharmacy Student Tom Coleman Leaves Paris Smith Drug Co

Tom Coleman, after about two years with Paris Smith Drug Co, will leave Monday for Fort Worth to study pharmacy at Danforth's School of Pharmacy. J. W. Littlejohn will replace him at the drug store.

Tom Coleman Paris Smith Drug Co Fort Worth Danforth’s School of Pharmacy J. W. Littlejohn Mr. Coleman

Services at Mount Pleasant Sunday

Rev. Roger Smith of Van Dyke will preach at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church Sunday October 2 at 11 a m. A full attendance of the membership is desired. Sunday School and singing at the usual hours Bob Seale Supt.

Roger Smith van Dyke Mount Pleasant Baptist Church Bob Seale

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