The Comanche Chief from Comanche, Texas • Page 3

THE COMANCHE CHIEF MR. Coi i. H. C. ALBIN, Democrat Star Route, observe their 50th anniversary Sunday, Open house from 2 until 7 is planned at their Mercer Gap home.

Friends and relatives are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Albin were Honied at Guatine, where they were born. They lived in fitft Worth and Dallas before returning to Comanche in Honoring them will be their son and daughters and their families: Mr.

and Mrs. A. C. Albin, who will arrive from Blytheville, Arkansas; Mr. and Mrs.

B. J. Haire, who live in Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. E.

R. Waddell, who are Fort Worth residents. Arriving from Austin will be Miss Jan Waddell and E. R. Waddell III.

The have seven other grandchild- Grady Howefl Claimed By Death James Grady Howell. 70, lony time resident of Proctor, and former Commssioner of Precinct No. 3, Comanche County, passed away Wednesday. October 30 in a Dublin hospital, after a one-day serious illness. Funeral services for Mr.

Howell were conducted at 3 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 31, in the Dublin Funeral Home Chapel, with Rev. George, pastor of the Christian Church, Dublin, officiating. Burial was in the Proctor Cemetery.

Mr Howell had been in failing health for some time. He had been in a Veterans Hospital at Temple for several weeks, before returning home about a month ago. Mr. Howell, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Monte Howell, was bom October 24, 1893 at De Leon. He was married October 4, 1932 to Miss Bessie Scott of Dublin. During the past few years, Mr. Howell operated a dairy farm and was employed by Walderth Peanut Company. Dublin, as a buyer.

He worked up to the time he suffered his last illness. Mr. Howell attended school at Proctor and was a 1911 graduate of Proctor Hig'h School. He later attended Business College in Fort Worth. He served two terms as Commissioner of Precinct No.

3, Comanche County in the 1930s. A veteran of World War he served for 13 months in Francet Mr. Howell united with the Methodist Church at Proctor when he was 18 years of age. Mr. Howell is survived by his wife; a son, Joe, of the home; 3 daughters.

Miss Sue How'ell of Dallas. Mrs. Betty Byers of Arlington, and Mrs. Judy Reid of Burkburnett; 3 brothers, B. C.

Howell of Proctor, E. N. Howell of Breckenridge, and I. M. (Pete) Howell of Picton; and 2 sisters, Mrs.

Grace Nichols of Dublin and Mrs. Ruth Babene of Austin. NOVEMBER 8, 1963 COMANCHE COUNTY FARMERS UNION NEWS ARNOLD BUTLER, Reporter Comanche County Farmers Union held its regular meeting in the City Hall in De Leon on Thursday night, Oct. 17, with President Robert Hodge presiding. Resolutions were read and approved for the Farmers Union State Convention to be held in Lubbock, November.

22-23. Following the business session, the group enjoyed some good music. Refreshments were served to about 40. Two distinct varieties of lupine bear the name of Texas Bluebonnet. Visits in W.u.er Ja iv Birret vis- ited for five days in Andrews witn her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Briscoe, and other relatives.

While there she saw her nephew, Rod Monohan, play football on Friday night. Rod is one of the star players on the Andrews High School football team. Here From Fort Worth Mrs. I rad Cochran of Fort Worth visited friends in Comanche over the week-end. cheapskate's wholesale tractor parts brownwood WATER WELL DRILLING We Do A Complete Holes to Pipe.

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Hohnes AI Victoria Mrs. Y. W. Holmes. 80, resi-1 dent of Comanche for 41 years before moving to Victoria three mrs ago, died at 4:05 a.m.

Sat- itav, November 2, in a Victoria Iwpittl, after a short illness. for Mrs. Holmes conducted at 2 p.m. Mon- My, November 4. in the First Church in Coman- cte.

where she worshipped for years. -Rev. Mac Tumage of Tietoria and Dr. C. C.

Klingman 4 Comanche, officiated. Mra. Mia Meyers was organist. Burial was in Oakwood Cemo- twv. Comanche, with arrango- wnts by the Comanche Funeral Pilltxsarers were Herman Haute.

Keith Lane, Gene Rautt. VoUfe Meyers, Jean Rachels, Jw Anders, Ira Stanton Ander3, and H. M. Cauley. Mrs.

Holmes, the former Harriet Ellen Chenault, was born May 31, 1883 in Orange She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Chenault. She was married December 8, 1907 to Y. W.

Holmes and they companions until his death and 'Trs. Holmes were both grao- in Comanche. June 28, 1960. Mr. uales or the University of Teaxs.

Mr. a lawyer and a vnter me Tiber of the Teas Legis- tmved to Comanche in 1910. where he practiced law and church and com- affairs. Mis. Holmes was a writer, an active church worker, and for a number of years conducted a kindergarten in Comanche.

In addition to her husband. Mrs. Holmes was preceded in death by a Bill, and a daughter, Louise. Mrs. Holmes is survived by two daughters, Mrs.

Marshall (Janet.) McCleary of Victoria, and Mrs. Albert (Mary) Whittle of Rock- sprlngs, and 10 grandchildren. DAUGHTER BORN TO GREER WILLINGHAMS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greer Willingham.

207 Cole, Comanche, are the parents of a daughter. Carrie born November 5 in the Municipal Hospital at De Leon. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Jay Woods of Proctor. Paternal grandparents are Mr.

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